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Consider going carnivore, keto, low carb, or Mediterranean. Just wondering what everyone here thinks is best. I'm pretty sure the gigs carb foods like breads, pasta, sweets, etc are what cause massive inflammation, health issues, and make us fatter and dumber. I can't say for sure though.

What do you guys think. Is it worth it to completely cut out carbs? Are vegetables okay? Is something like a sweet potato okay? I've been reading a lot about health issues that going keto or carnivore fixed health issues with people who have seizures or arthritis or depression. But also natural weight loss and improved health all around and better energy and alertness.

I was considering eating meals like this:
Eggs, turkey bacon, cheese, bell pepper, grass fed butter

Chicken meatballs, cheese, pasta sauce, green beans

Ground beef with broccoli & sugar free BBQ sauce

Chicken wings or thighs and carrots

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Butttoucha9k on scored.co
21 hours ago 0 points (+0 / -0 ) 1 child
Fats and proteins only.

No carbs.

No sugar free sugars.

Just fats and proteins.

If you have this concept as your diet base then your carbs will always be in alignment. Pack of beef or sausage, sautéed, throw a red onion and mushrooms in and heavy cream and yes there will be a FEW carbs but its negligible. The key is setting your mind to one meal a day zero carbs.

OMAD is important.
Cazarosta on scored.co
21 hours ago 0 points (+0 / -0 ) 1 child
Why OMAD vs intermittent fasting? How the hell do you even manage to OMAD all of your calories? I can get crazy full after a 500 calorie meal of just some beef and vegetables; I can't imagine eating more than that.
Butttoucha9k on scored.co
20 hours ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
Autophagy is why. Autophagy doesnt really kick in till around 22 hours of fasting. If you eat once a day you maximize regular telomere regeneration which is essentially making you younger for longer.
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