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Spoken like someone who thinks theoretically but without any practical experience with the diet! What actually happens is that you get satiated a LOT faster be

Spoken like someone who thinks theoretically but without any practical experience with the diet! What actually happens is that you get satiated a LOT faster because beef is so nutrient dense, so you end up eating fewer calories and most people only eat two meals a day because they just stay satiated for so long. You also never experience the drowsiness that normally comes after eating. This is a zero carb diet which is high in protein, so you'll find yourself effortlessly putting on muscle and losing belly fat. When I say "entirely beef", that means "you can't put anything in your mouth that is not literally part of a cow" -- so that means no junk food, no sugar, no alcohol, not calories through drinking anything. It is the ultimate elimination diet because it is nutritionally complete yet ridiculously simple. People call it "the lion diet" and if you actually try it you'll end up in phenomenal shape and you'll feel like you're running on jet fuel.

moose44 3y ago
As someone who's experimented with an animal-based diet—I can attest.
grecy 3y ago
I've never gone full meat, but I've certainly eaten 5000+ clean(ish) calories a day while working out HARD and put on a significant amount of muscle. Happily eat a 28 oz steak for dinner, then 1000 calorie breakfast, then a thousand calorie shake.. I have to ask, where are you getting your fibre, vitamins and minerals from? Please tell me you're at least taking a multivitamin.
- jononomo 3y ago
  You don’t need any fiber in your diet. In fact, you’ll notice that if you stick with eating only beef then the volume of your poop will fall by 75% and you’ll spend 75% less time on the toilet. As for vitamins and minerals, beef has 100% of everything you need, especially if you eat all parts of the animal (liver, etc). Fresh beef even contains vitamin C. This is the diet our ancestors ate for hundreds of thousands of years. We were hunters, not gatherers.

moose44 3y ago

As someone who's experimented with an animal-based diet—I can attest.

grecy 3y ago

I've never gone full meat, but I've certainly eaten 5000+ clean(ish) calories a day while working out HARD and put on a significant amount of muscle. Happily eat a 28 oz steak for dinner, then 1000 calorie breakfast, then a thousand calorie shake.. I have to ask, where are you getting your fibre, vitamins and minerals from? Please tell me you're at least taking a multivitamin.

jononomo 3y ago
You don’t need any fiber in your diet. In fact, you’ll notice that if you stick with eating only beef then the volume of your poop will fall by 75% and you’ll spend 75% less time on the toilet. As for vitamins and minerals, beef has 100% of everything you need, especially if you eat all parts of the animal (liver, etc). Fresh beef even contains vitamin C. This is the diet our ancestors ate for hundreds of thousands of years. We were hunters, not gatherers.