Hey guys,
Glad to be a member of the community.Im 16,from Ireland and have just started on a carnivious diet.I hope to get healthier and plan to follow this diet for life.I'm still trying to fully grasp exactly what to eat and when so any help would be great.I hope to have fun here and look forward to talking to all of you.
Location: Milton, Wisconsin, USA Joined: 06 Aug 2006 Posts: 6067 Born: 10 March 1960 Gender: Male
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:33 pm Post subject:
Hi Shane, glad you found us! Boy, I wish I had discovered ZC, or even
LC when I was your age. You are so lucky.
You'll always be safe eating meat and water. Beef, chicken, pork, fish.....they're all fine. Some people do well adding things like cheese, cream, butter. Some do OK with some non-starchy veggies, but even these can cause problems for alot of people.
How did you eat previous to this? Do you need to lose weight?
Be sure to check out the stickies. Lots of good info there that may answer alot of your questions.
Welcome aboard the Bus. Enjoy the ride. _________________ Eat, Drink and Be Merry, For Tomorrow We'll Die
Location: Dublin,Ireland Joined: 21 Apr 2009 Posts: 10 Born: 11 June 1992 Gender: Male
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 3:56 pm Post subject:
Thanks, So could anybody advise me on what meals to have.Today ive had a chuck eye steak for brekfast and again for dinner.I dont know if this is good or do i need more variety.Also am i allowed any sort of fruit or vegetables or is there any sort of replacement for bread?
Thanks, So could anybody advise me on what meals to have.Today ive had a chuck eye steak for brekfast and again for dinner.I dont know if this is good or do i need more variety.Also am i allowed any sort of fruit or vegetables or is there any sort of replacement for bread?
Any animal flesh is fine, with the exception of getting all your protein from liver due to Vit A toxicity.
Here's my menu for the last few days:
4/22
After morning workout: 2lbs of 73/27 ground beef, fried/rare
Tonight: 2-3 Cornish Hens fried/rare
4/21
4 beef patties with 2oz of shredded hard cheese
23oz Prime rib
4/20
4 beef patties with 2 oz cheese
whole fried chicken in 1/4lb of butter (no seasoning or batter)
4/19
4 beef patties with cheese and 3 eggs
1 whole lamb head ( whole face eaten, including eyes, tongue and brain)
4/18
Beef patties w/eggs & cheese
3lb beef tongue, boiled
I eat plants rarely: 1-2 whole fried mushrooms with my steak, a small piece of fresh coconut for desert, fry a slice or two of tomatoes with my burgers sometimes, but other than those, I don't use any seasoning, fruits or veggies.
Body composition and performance seem to improve when I keep carbs between 0-5gs so under 5gs it is for me, if you want to add fruits, veggies and grains, then IMO it's no longer a carnivorous diet, but a low carb diet, which is fine if you're doing well on it.
Location: Milton, Wisconsin, USA Joined: 06 Aug 2006 Posts: 6067 Born: 10 March 1960 Gender: Male
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 5:57 pm Post subject:
Variety is for the mind. Fresh meat has all the nutrients your body needs. I'd stay away from fruits altogether. Since you are young and very active, a few non-starchy veggies would probably not do much harm, but they are certainly not necessary for good health. I know of no good substitute for bread. Just consider bread a non-food and be done with it. _________________ Eat, Drink and Be Merry, For Tomorrow We'll Die
Location: Dublin,Ireland Joined: 21 Apr 2009 Posts: 10 Born: 11 June 1992 Gender: Male
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 9:15 pm Post subject:
wow savage thats a lot of food,are you still managing to lose fat with that amount and if so do calories actually matter much?I read deans mam experiment but i'm still having a hard time comprehending it.
wow savage thats a lot of food,are you still managing to lose fat with that amount and if so do calories actually matter much?I read deans mam experiment but i'm still having a hard time comprehending it.
Calories matter, in fact, the only way to lose weight is to be in a negative calorie balance.
If someone tells you otherwise, ask them to show you their paper on disproving the laws of thermodynamics and then post it here, I'd like to see it.
Yes, I'm managing to lose body fat, I'm in a calorie deficit right now, mainly through exercise and a little bit through controlling food intake.
Location: Milton, Wisconsin, USA Joined: 06 Aug 2006 Posts: 6067 Born: 10 March 1960 Gender: Male
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 11:43 am Post subject:
Dean lost weight while eating 5,000 calories per day and not exercising. And he was not all the much overweight. He believes his daily energy needs were around 2,000 calories per day. _________________ Eat, Drink and Be Merry, For Tomorrow We'll Die
Dean lost weight while eating 5,000 calories per day and not exercising. And he was not all the much overweight. He believes his daily energy needs were around 2,000 calories per day.
Since then, looking at journals and my own experience, I can say that a lot of "facts" are not facts anymore on ZC, it's a completely different animal than med-high carb, even low carb.
The calorie theory looks like it "might" have some uses but not as expected.
Location: Milton, Wisconsin, USA Joined: 06 Aug 2006 Posts: 6067 Born: 10 March 1960 Gender: Male
Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 1:53 am Post subject:
Savage wrote:
jeff wrote:
Dean lost weight while eating 5,000 calories per day and not exercising. And he was not all the much overweight. He believes his daily energy needs were around 2,000 calories per day.
Since then, looking at journals and my own experience, I can say that a lot of "facts" are not facts anymore on ZC, it's a completely different animal than med-high carb, even low carb.
The calorie theory looks like it "might" have some uses but not as expected.
Exactly.
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