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This meat diet is the best thing, ever.
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Kristi31
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:24 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I eat very fatty meats that contain at least 70% of fat as calories AND bone marrow which is mostly fat. Together, these work out well for me. Animal fats are best.

Fatty meats include regular ground beef/pork, duck thighs or even breast, chicken wings, rib steak, ribeye, prime rib, shortribs (VERY fatty), chuck, especially brisket (bottom), lamb rib chops, pork belly as mentioned earlier. Egg yolks also contain the right ratio of fat to protein but a little carbs too. Tongue is the only organ meat that is really fatty and according to my sources, Greenland halibut seems to be a pretty fatty fish. But most fish, in general, are lean.



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PostPosted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 1:25 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Kristi31 wrote:

chicken wings

I want to clarify for teh newbs that thighs are the fattiest part of the chicken (67% fat by Cal) with wings coming in a close second (66%), and drumsticks a distant third (50%), according to fitday (raw with skin).

PS: I'm so jealous of those of you who can get stuff like pork belly and duck at the store!
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PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2009 1:45 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Scout Finch wrote:
Yeah, the clean teeth thing was a surprise to me as well. I've had two teeth cleanings since being carnivorous, and prior to those cleanings I was always being reprimanded for not flossing my back teeth enough.  The last two cleanings I had no bleeding and she said my gums looked to be in fantastic shape.  

Carbs are sugar - glucose - whatever. They are just bad. Bad news. Bad carbs! Bad! Bad! Go away, carbs! Go away now. Shoo!   Yup

Now everybody knows I'm weird.   Bonkers

thats so funy i messedaged my friend who also goes on lo carb, but she doesnt take it as far as me meaning i try to eat more meats. anyways  we were texting each other that carbs are evil Evil  with little devil faces. ohh bad carbs
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PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2009 1:47 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Rob21370 wrote:
Scout Finch wrote:
Yeah, the clean teeth thing was a surprise to me as well. I've had two teeth cleanings since being carnivorous, and prior to those cleanings I was always being reprimanded for not flossing my back teeth enough.  The last two cleanings I had no bleeding and she said my gums looked to be in fantastic shape.  

Carbs are sugar - glucose - whatever. They are just bad. Bad news. Bad carbs! Bad! Bad! Go away, carbs! Go away now. Shoo!   Yup

Now everybody knows I'm weird.   Bonkers




omg i have a magnet like that except it says the drugs thing thats so awesome though lOl
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PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2009 1:48 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

adwred wrote:
Laugh It's true. I think I can count on one hand the number of times I've tooted in the last  5 or 6 weeks since going zero-carb. Yay to no farts!


omg i am ROFL
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PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2009 1:54 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Lynnette wrote:
Thanks, Scout, for the welcome.

I tried going vegan recently and I did not feel good.  I was eating whole foods, too...not refined junk.  I felt sluggish.  Acid reflux burned my throat by the way.  I had the blisters to prove it.

I'm kind of a health nut, so I wanted to follow what I thought was a healthy diet, a vegan diet.  I'd read The China Study and that's rather impressive.  But veganism is not for me, gas or not.  But I'm so terrified of farting that I'd probably give it up just for that Happy  However, nowadays, the vegan community says one shouldn't eat too many beans or other concentrated protein *rolls eyes* I guess I could have gone beanless.



your signiture is funny as shit
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PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2009 1:57 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Carnation wrote:
You can add extra egg yolks to any eggy thing you make, whether it is scrambled eggs, drinks, or even using them as a dipping sauce.  If you like butter, slap some on every piece of meat and egg you cook (it tastes better if you do it after removing from the pan).  Cook everything in copious amounts of lard/tallow/butter.  Try eating super fatty cuts of meat like pork belly (check recipe section).  If you like ground meats, you can mix extra fat into them.  You can get fat scraps for next to nothing at the butcher (especially if you say they're for your dogs).  Of course, there are always butter shots!  Happy


hmm butter shots?
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PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2009 1:58 am    Post subject: sorry if this is dumb Reply with quote

is country cock butter or margeranine.. wjats the best butter i can buy


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