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Carnivore diet is a life changer

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12 hours ago, Stovo said:

I do observe, however, that vegans, or those who eat little meat, tend to have significantly lower muscle mass than those who eat a lot of meat. 

Generally it's because they're deficient in protein, key nutrients and vitamins.

Not a vegetarian myself. What you say is of course possible. In my view, though, that's not a feature of veganism per se but relates to the individual choices made within that parameter. Your vegan diet could consist of French fries and coke.

There're overall healthy vegans out there. When it comes to muscle mass, look up vegan bodybuilders.

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@UnbornTao Yeah I agree. 

Cutting out meat requires special attention so your body maintains adequate nutrition & protein but few vegans are willing to put in the work. 

 

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On 21/02/2023 at 3:20 AM, StarStruck said:

If you meditate on it

essentially "trust me bro"

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@dualnon I think you meant, "essentially 'direct experience bro.' "

 

Besides, lots of studies on this topic are conflicted. This is just one example of many ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8305097/ ). There's quote on this study that struck me a bit,  "The grading of the evidence for red meat was decreased from sufficient in 2007 to probable in 2018. This may have been caused by published meta-analyses failing to show a significant overall effect and geographical differences with significant effects observed in Europe but not in the Americas or Asia." 

 

Just a side note, your use of "trust me bro" is cringe. It legit got me triggered.

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@dualnon @EdgeGod900

Meditation = direct exp

So you can meditate on a diet.

Try vegan diet for one month and meditate on the diet for one month (feeling and experiencing the diet instead of thinking about it)

Do the same for a carnivore diet and notice the difference.

The problem with a lot of vegans is that they don't use direct exp to find out what the best diet is for them, they come with emotional baggage and judgemental-ism and they fuck up their body and end up in hospital.

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2 hours ago, StarStruck said:

@dualnon @EdgeGod900

Meditation = direct exp

So you can meditate on a diet.

Try vegan diet for one month and meditate on the diet for one month (feeling and experiencing the diet instead of thinking about it)

Do the same for a carnivore diet and notice the difference.

The problem with a lot of vegans is that they don't use direct exp to find out what the best diet is for them, they come with emotional baggage and judgemental-ism and they fuck up their body and end up in hospital.

Have you tried eating vegan first hand or otherwise your direct epxerience is hypocritical. It's not only that a lot of vegan don't use direct experience to find out what the best diet is for them, that goes for most people regardless of diet. A vegan diet can work perfectly fine, there are just a lot of traps you can fall into like unsustainable low fat raw veganism. There are also traps in carnivore I'm sure, there are probably mistakes you can make that will take time to show. It's unlikely you're going to do everything right from the get go. But yes, every vegan isn't healthy, there are unhealthy ways to eat plant based.

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@StarStruck Agreed. Tried vegan diet for 3 months. It wasn't bad but I'm always hungry after an hour of eating lol. I tried carnivore. Eating lots of meat in the morning makes me extremely sharp and productive for the rest of the day. It also seems like beef/lamb/moose/dear/bison are the only one that really makes me feel good. Chicken, fish, and pork don't do anything to me.

 

BTW, the fact that @dualnon said that about what you said shows that he doesn't get the importance of direct exp. And that phrase that he specifically used is common in alot of redditors, youtube, and twitch nerds, so it really pissed me the fuck off by how cringey it is.

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3 hours ago, Asayake said:

Have you tried eating vegan first hand or otherwise your direct epxerience is hypocritical. It's not only that a lot of vegan don't use direct experience to find out what the best diet is for them, that goes for most people regardless of diet. A vegan diet can work perfectly fine, there are just a lot of traps you can fall into like unsustainable low fat raw veganism. There are also traps in carnivore I'm sure, there are probably mistakes you can make that will take time to show. It's unlikely you're going to do everything right from the get go. But yes, every vegan isn't healthy, there are unhealthy ways to eat plant based.

I did a vegan week, I was energetic but I've never been so mean / snide, when I saw someone with a characteristic I didn't like I couldn't help but say "oh he is said to be stupid/ugly/weak etc, hmmm!!!".
I see a lot of vegans with this kind of irritating behavior, so maybe it's the food, I don't know.

I also go a lot of gas :ph34r:
And brain fog caused by legumes.


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40 minutes ago, Schizophonia said:

I did a vegan week, I was energetic but I've never been so mean / snide, when I saw someone with a characteristic I didn't like I couldn't help but say "oh he is said to be stupid/ugly/weak etc, hmmm!!!".
I see a lot of vegans with this kind of irritating behavior, so maybe it's the food, I don't know.

I also go a lot of gas :ph34r:
And brain fog caused by legumes.

I can recognize vegans by their attitude alone. They are not happy and they want everyone not to be happy. Hell is a lonely place. But I didn’t know they also produced a lot of gas. Talking about co2 omissions. ?

4 hours ago, EdgeGod900 said:

@StarStruck Agreed. Tried vegan diet for 3 months. It wasn't bad but I'm always hungry after an hour of eating lol. I tried carnivore. Eating lots of meat in the morning makes me extremely sharp and productive for the rest of the day. It also seems like beef/lamb/moose/dear/bison are the only one that really makes me feel good. Chicken, fish, and pork don't do anything to me.

 

BTW, the fact that @dualnon said that about what you said shows that he doesn't get the importance of direct exp. And that phrase that he specifically used is common in alot of redditors, youtube, and twitch nerds, so it really pissed me the fuck off by how cringey it is.

Same. Red meat hits different. I’m a very body conscious eater and I listen to what my body needs. When I get that red meat craving and I buy that rib eye or something. I bake it medium rare with salt and pepper. The moment I put it in my mouth I feel so alive. No other foods gives me this energy. 

And no it is not an addiction. An addictions robs you of energy (like cigarettes, fastfood or vegan diet), red meat actually gives me explosive power. My metabolism is made for meat. I also have a big brain and I do a lot of thinking and I’m into sports like boxing. No vegan diet can sustain my body and mind. 
 

4 hours ago, Asayake said:

Have you tried eating vegan first hand or otherwise your direct epxerience is hypocritical. It's not only that a lot of vegan don't use direct experience to find out what the best diet is for them, that goes for most people regardless of diet. A vegan diet can work perfectly fine, there are just a lot of traps you can fall into like unsustainable low fat raw veganism. There are also traps in carnivore I'm sure, there are probably mistakes you can make that will take time to show. It's unlikely you're going to do everything right from the get go. But yes, every vegan isn't healthy, there are unhealthy ways to eat plant based.

Yes I did. And it made me feel like a zombie.

Vegans claim we aren’t meat eaters so it shouldn’t be so difficult to maintain a fucking basic diet. Even with modern nutrition tech it just doesn’t work. Vegans need to learn to

1. read the room

2. need to meditate on their diet and what kind of effect it has on their body and mind

There are some exceptions. Usually Asians or smaller people survive better on a vegan diet but very little thrive on it. Especially when vegans hit their 30-40 it starts to raise a toll on their body and mind. 

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@Michael569 I eat mostly Mediterranean anyway. That is where I'm from and it fits my genetics.

A major negative about those studies is that they forget about the genetics of people. For example Asians and Europeans will respond differently to the same diet. So making cross references between vegan and carnivore diets or other diets is skewed because it doesn't take account the genetics of different kind of people.

As far as I know, humans have developed large brains because we cooked meat which is highly nutritious and easy to digest, which allowed up to develop superior brain and mind. If you have a bigger brain, you will have a hard time feeding it if you don't eat meat as far as I understand. That is why vegans develop a lot of mental illnesses in my opinion, their brain is not getting enough fuel so to say and they go ape shit, literally.

https://www.psypost.org/2020/05/meat-eaters-tend-to-have-better-psychological-health-than-vegetarians-56698

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On 2/20/2023 at 8:39 AM, acidgoofy said:

Feeling good isn't always an indicator that something is good and working for you.

That is a silly argument.  There's a difference between feeling good over a period of weeks, months and years and having a several hour high which is followed by a crash.  You can't possibly believe that's a reasonable argument.

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On 20.2.2023 at 3:20 PM, StarStruck said:

Dopamine pleasure is different than higher self pleasure. If you meditate on it you can distinguish ego pleasure versus higher self pleasure. 

 

I meditated on it and I can see what you mean. If it works that good for you then go for it. 

 

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On 2/21/2023 at 4:04 AM, Leo Gura said:

I feel best on carnivore. Cholesterol is bad though.

is cholesterol bad or is systemic inflammation the issue... an alien studying car crashes from 30,000 feet might conclude that ambulances cause car crashes because they are usually found at the site

Also carbs seem to be necessary.

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