The Carnivore Diet

The carnivore diet, also known as the all-meat diet, consists solely of consuming animal products like meat, fish, eggs and excluding all other foods from the diet including fruits and vegetables. Proponents claim benefits like weight loss and improved health, but critics argue it can increase risks such as heart disease. This section of our website will explore both sides of this fascinating way of eating.

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The Belleview Hospital All-Meat Diet Experiment: One Year of Carnivore Living Without Scurvy

Discover the groundbreaking 1928 Belleview Hospital experiment where Arctic explorer Stefanson and colleague Anderson consumed only meat and water for a year. Contrary to medical predictions, they maintained excellent health with no scurvy, stable weight, and improved clarity—challenging conventional nutritional wisdom about animal products and human dietary requirements.

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