I'm a truck driver. I sit in a truck for hours at a time. I keep hot dogs,eggs, hamburger patties in my refrigerator. In my little pantry I have sardines, Vienna sausages, mackerel in olive oil. I have lost a lot of weight eating this diet. And I keep it off. As long as I don't go crazy with sugar and carbs. Obesity is a huge problem in the trucking industry so I try to educate other drivers about proper eating habits. A lot Of those eating habits. I learned from this channel. Thank you sir
For another method of weight loss have a read about Joe Cross and his weight loss journey. He's an Aussie but travelled across the U.S. and made a documentary called fat , sick and nearly dead .
So Bologna is healthy?! BAR S is ok? You gotta be careful with anything you eat from Fast Food. Basically don't eat Fast Food. I used to eat out just to save time and ( money 💰 ) but look what happened. My health , major league dip. I'm majority sitter too, but it's crazy how our food system is now something else. So
I eat all beef hot dogs and all beef bologna. I also eat potted meat and vienna sausages. Better than waffles, frosted flakes, and a lot of other things.
Not cheaper than 100% beef patties however. You can get frozen beef patties for $4 a lb. Hot dogs are $4 a lb or more for decent ones. Why not just air fry a bunch of hamburger patties and have them ready to eat? Cleaner is better. No corn syrup and filler garbage. Viennas are good on the road though. Better isn’t best. McDs burger patties are $1.20 each - also way better than viennas.
We were so poor, cheap hot dogs were a Friday night treat for myself and my 5 siblings, as kids. Hot dogs and balony brought us thru to adulthood. I'm thankful and blessed.
Raised Catholic, friday was only day meat was not allowed. we could have fish. Dad was Lutheran, ate his hot dog in front of us, but as soon as midnite came....we had ours. Eventually the church changed that and now its ok. odd that they changed, huh!
@@pattifisk1829 Odd that the Catholic Church once was against ANY form of birth control but now they have no problem with MURDERING innocent babies in the womb....what if Mary had done that?.....dont even get me started on the PEDO Priests!
The red dye, by product of boiling hot dogs, we use to let it boil down, then call it red eye gravey. See I'm a baby boomer from downsouth. I'm just telling the truth about how I was raised. No shame. All that brought me to manhood. lol..I may not eat hot dogs now, but I have fond memories. I embrace my past..lol
I love Dr. Berry. The one man that keeps me focused. 63 yo, ketovore (now), down 73 pounds. No meds. Exemplary blood panel (except for you LDL haters) and totally med free. I even beat my Gout. God's honest truth. Listen to this man if you want to get healthy. Seriously. My heartfelt thanks to Dr. Berry.
@@mikel9741 God's honest truth???? His diet is not what God told us to eat. So no, it's not God's honest truth. You think God sent us Ken to tell us what to eat? Roflmao It's already been written. Why would God send us to doctors for healing when they deny his existence and authority? The medical field did not come from God.
God Bless you Dr. Berry. 4 years ago I wanted to become a nutritionist after watching your videos. 4 years later I finished my masters degree in Human nutrition. You were my key inspiration of this achievement. You were always such a loving personality and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️❤️❤️
For the last five years of our Jack Russell’s life, we fed her hotdogs because her teeth were getting bad. She loved the hot dogs! All of our friends were looking down their noses of us for feeding our dog hotdogs. It’s so so bad for her. Well, she just passed away, but she lived to a ripe ole age of almost 16. I don’t think she would’ve made it that long on bag dog food.
Good for you. We fed our German shepherds a mix of raw & cooked meat scraps all the time. The vet asked what we fed them because they lived to 17.5 years old. When we told him, he said keep doing that it's Obviously better for them then the store dog food. We even gave them chicken bones after we cooked them to a crumble for bone broth.
Wish I would have known about carnivore back when I got my first dog. He would have lived an even better life if I had just fed him meat throughout his life. I think I read somewhere that dogs currently live half as long as they should due to diet. Might be able to double their life expectancy just feeding them meat.
@@briandonnelly4497 Carefully read their ingredients. They take a ton of products from China and label them deceptively. Sometimes they do label correctly but peolpe are not really sure what they are seeing.
Thank you Dr. Berry for your continued encouragement to eat what we can afford. I am 71 and on a fixed income. Hot dogs and bologna have been a good part of my diet.
Help with the grocery bill lol, you need some help with economics, and learn how to cook. I can't believe that this guy comes on and tells you that crap is good for you, go buy you some chicken and make you some casseroles and stuff to eat. You can buy chicken for 99 cents a pound, and fix it 100 ways to eat.
@@sherwinstaudt1881 you say "this guy " as if he doesn't know anything. He's an MD, has a background in both health and nutrition. What's your expertise?
@@sherwinstaudt1881 What evidence solid evidence do you have that says it's bad for you? The people who say they are bad for you are the same people who said too much beef is bad for you. They are also the same ones who said eggs are bad for you, and now they are slowly changing their tune with that one as well. Many think bacon is bad for you because they say it's processed.
@@down-the-rabbit-hole if you would actually see what goes into that crap, you would not have to eat you just look at it and then it kill you, all those blow holes and assholes, people spitting in it blowing boogers in it losing hair in it you name it, and maybe a finger or two. I don't really give a crap cuz I don't buy it and I haven't in 60 years, all my meat and vegetables are homegrown, I just go out to my walk-in cooler and get the meat that I want. Good grass-fed Black Angus beef yum yum, are some good axis steaks or jerky or sausage, all that's processed by me and nobody else.
I love that you’re speaking up for all of us, most of whom are stressed financially, and not just for the small minority who can afford boutique grass fed milk, butter and eggs. This actually makes you very special. I really congratulate you on caring for people like a doctor should care - for the wellbeing of all people. ❤
I'm 67 years old, I have been a bologna and hotdog consuming individual since I was old enough to eat. In fact when I was a kid, bologna and oatmeal were the only thing I would eat. The family would eat fried chicken, spaghetti, steak and potatoes. Not me ! Bologna was my staple and nothing else would do! For 45 years I never saw a doctor until I retired and got Medicare. I'm in great health. No forms of cancer, heart in great shape. I will never stop eating bologna or hotdogs.
Holy crap, I just checked the ingredients of a pack of hotdogs in my fridge and was totally shocked to find that I can pronounce all the ingredients…that’s a game changer for me (I love hotdogs).
Unfortunately a heep of salt, two plain hotdogs are 3400mg of SODIUM, yuck yuck. Yes we can have salt as a carnivore, but that is very high salt. I would never buy a package of any bodies hotdogs. I just water fast rather then eat a hotdog.. but that's just me & a lot of others as well.. Sure better than surgery cereals, but not best. Just pointing that out.. I have salt but I don't buy foods that are made with added salts..
@@harvdog5669 I just checked the nutrition label on a popular brand of all beef hot dogs and they have 380 mg of sodium, of course what you have right in front of you may be that high, but options for lower sodium are out there.
Sodium intake can be managed better than ingredients that you can’t pronounce, also, the fact that hotdogs get a bad rap for being considered a highly processed food and it actually isn’t doesn’t mean I will now sit down and eat a pack of hotdogs all day every day, to think so is just plain ridiculous.
This message is so needed right now. It seems like in the last few months a lot of the carnivore TH-cam channel people have really turned into snobs. Saying how suddenly they don’t eat bacon anymore, they don’t eat this. They don’t eat that because it’s just not good blah blah blah. Yeah well if you could afford to eat ribeye every day, your life good for you. Majority of us can’t.
@@burritodog3634 bacon is processed. You say we shouldn’t eat that? And yes, you can always do chicken and pork. Doesn’t always have to be steak. But if you truly don’t have the money, a pack of hotdogs or a chunk of baloney is going to be better than the other crap you could get at the store.
@@yellowdragonflower944 no, I’m not part of that group. I have been lucky enough to buy a half beef this year. I feel extremely privileged. But I also know that not everybody can do that. And I sure couldn’t do it for a long time and it put a hurt on my budget big time doing it now. I just hate to see people get snobby. And it seems like a lot of the channels are getting that way now. I think they’ve run out of things to say so now they’re getting elitist and picky. I appreciate the fact that Dr. Berry has never been like that. he’s very practical.
I live in London UK and am so pleased to be able to buy nitrate free ham, bacon, sausages & kielbasa (spelling?) from the local Polish shop. They also sell homemade perrogi, & other Polish specialities. I prefer to shop at this family run local store than to go to a supermarket.
@@burritodog3634 . Mediterranean blue ribbon country one community lives on everything from the goat. Make there own sausage of all types, cheese. Grow some greens. No highly processed food. Refuse all fish. Superstition from past. Danger from pirates came from the sea.
I am 88 years old. During my Blue Caler work life, my go-to lunch was bologna sandwardhwa with an apple or banana and coffee. Man, I love an occasional hot dog with mustered onions and ketchup. I appreciate your Grammarly support.
I agree. It's still full of protein. Maybe not the very best option but its still WAY WAY better than eating bread, pasta, rice, cereal, french fries and salads.
@@godzillamanstreb524If you are eating carnivore it's all meat and eggs with butter. Salads are a vegetable and are not regularly eaten on the carnivore eating plan.
@@godzillamanstreb524 A lot of us don't tolerate plants. If I eat vegetables I get bad abdominal bloating, joint pain and stiffness, just to name a couple of things.
My father used to say, "If a tube steak (hotdog) costs 90% less than a ribeye steak, then we're going to eat tube steak!" Fortunately, at age 72, I still like 100% beef hotdogs and 100% beef bologna, especially when I dip them in mustard 😋.
I eat 'em! Years ago I worked with a retail manager who had previously worked for Food Lion. He said that meats like bologna & hot dogs included "everything but the squeal", lol-and when I began carnivore, I figured that's gotta be better than a bowl of cereal :)
Just got my Lipid panel. Have been on low carb since November 2023, KETO January 2024, Carnivore March 2024; occasionally keto. A1-c 5.3 Glucose 83, estimated Average Glucose 105. Glucose 82. Triglycerides now is 74 was 125 in 2022 it was 167. Direct HDL IS 58 was 49 in 2023 and 2022. Cholesterol 325….Calculated LDL 252 and calculated VDL 15 was 25 in 2023 and 33 in 2022. Considering I have Left Bundle Block and HF. I am feeling so much better. Your you tubes made it possible for these amazing changes in my life at 77 years old. 😊 Thank You.
That is great news! I love bologna and hot dogs and eggs, and I am on the keto diet! Thank you. I didn't believe that these foods caused cancer and it is good that you concur with my disbelief! 😊
Love you Dr. KEN, been on your channel since 2021. Anuway, some advice for cheap delicious beef. Go to a butcher or even at the grocery store, and ask for large portuons of chuck or blade roasts. Cut them up in 2-3 pound portuons. Freez them. The secret is THE PRESSURE COOKER!!! pressire cook a 2-3 pound chunk of beef with a cup of liquid for about 45- 70 minutes. Absolutely amazing! Tasta and texture like prime rib! Eat prime rib everyday! Super economical, healthy and delicious. Sending love and positive vibes from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Before home refrigeration was available all meat except fresh was cured with curing salt high in nitrates ( processed meat) 0:12 yet chronic diseases like heart disease and cancer were almost unheard of
@@Pollyanna-cc3et What ever stops the bacteria from growing in the processed meat also stops bacteria growth inside you. There are more bacteria cells in that sack called a human than human cells.
@unclegeorge7845 With lots of medical intervention also..I worked in a construction crew of men about to retire and all they talked about was their surgeries
Thank you Dr Berry for your hugely informative videos! You are the Dr of ALL, not just a certain group of people. Thank goodness I found you on TH-cam! And I love my beef & butter tank top!
Thank you for your kindness and compassion for your viewers. As an elderly gal, money IS tight, and struggle to afford "clean" meats. I have wondered about this for AGES! This information will help me stretch my budget❤❤
Have tried to help so many seniors, but most do not want to change their diet even though they have health issues based on their diet. Great to hear you can see it as a problem you can solve. On affordability, I have found that the cheapest cuts of meat like brisket is very affordable. It is only $1.99 per pound when on sale. Only problem is it is sold in packages about 7 to 15 lbs. also, you should be saving money with only meat and fat to buy for food. I no longer have waste on veggies and fruit. Also, ask the butcher for the fat trimmings from beef. I use it as my cooking oil. It can be free since they throw it away. I pay for mine, but it is still cheap at $1.99/lb for grass fed fat. Takes me months to finish it all.
You and your channel (and your wife's channel) have had the most impact on my decision to go Carnivore and be healthier in general. I'm documenting my own journey just to highlight your wisdom and advice. I already feel so good now that I'm a month in but will soon know if it's having the impact that I want on my health markers (Dr. visit). Keep up the good work you're doing. The world needs to hear the truth about eating a proper human diet!
this was such a relief...my son is autistic and he will only eat hot dogs and ham.....everyone is on me constantly and I try so hard to get him to eat regular meat i feel so much better
I know you are trying hard. I get it. These foods are cancerous. The additives are dangerous. They are emulsified and the structure has been modified for the worst. I'm a food technologist. I know my stuff. Not telling you what to do. It's your life and your trying hard to do good. Just consider what I just said.
I also just want to say, I saw one of you video 6 years ago about keto. You are the reason I am alive today! I am not just alive but I am thriving. I am sure you hear this often, but THANK YOU. I do what I can to help others, but spreading the Keto Carnivore message as much as possible and fixing there old cars cheap.
Love hot dogs and bologna I grow up on it. So happy I can eat. 24 days on carnivore down 14 lbs and blood sugar at 110 average. Feeling awesome. Thank you dr K
Keep at it my friend. I started off on keto and still am to a certain extent. I love pickles and pickled jalapeños. I am mostly carnivore. My latest A1c was 4.8. When i was diagnosed over 12 years ago my A1c was 13. I admit I’m still on 2 baby metformin and 1 5mg glipizide a day but it keeps me on track.
@@Bogarden27 4.8? Why in the world would you take metformin? It’s a band aid and flushes sugar out of the body. It fixes nothing. 4.8 is waaayyy under pre-diabetes.
Thanks Dr Ken. I’ve been wildly successful on carnivore the past 4 years but thought bologna and hot dogs were verboten. Now I’m adding them back in as options to my weekly diet! (Still gotta read the ingredients though- some brands use carby fillers).
Amen, thank you. I have been taking a lot of grief for eating hotdogs and bologna for years from my family. Sometimes it is the only way to keep off the bread and high carb junk.
YES!! I like to keep easy foods on hand for any time I'm feeling stressed, tired, or any kind of way that previously would have led to me making bad food choices. Now when those times occur I just heat up some hot dogs or similar so that I'm always staying carnivore.
I love your videos Dr. Berry! You've turned me on to so many facts about the carnivore diet! I've been totally carnivore for nearly 2 years now and have never felt or looked better! I'm 66 years old and as ripped as a 30 year old athlete, maybe even more! I've always been an athlete myself and still work out with the HIT (High Intensity Training) method twice a week and take each set (one or two per body part only) to absolute failure. That's why I go 4-5 days between workouts. To enable my muscles to heal, strengthen and grow, especially at my age. I understand what your saying about the mixes of meat, collagen and fat content but when I was at the store today looking for all beef bologna and/or hot dogs, they all had corn syrup, some had sugar, along with a lot of other pronounceable ingredients! I personally do not want to consume this stuff, especially the high fructose corn syrup. Can you suggest a brand of bologna or hot dogs that does not have the corn syrup or sugar in it? If I could find some, I'd definitely eat a few rolled up pieces of bologna as a snack in the evening to go with some of the aged swiss, white cheddar, cheese curds and Dubliner cheese that I'll usually munch on. Thanks so much for all you do and all the information you share with us all! It's been invaluable to me!
I make my own bratwurst, bologna, and hotdogs. Making sausages is easy. Even making the more involved recipes only takes about an hour. Homemade sausages taste far better than anything you could buy in a store and you know exactly what is in them.
@@cillaloves2fish688 It's not hard. Just need a grinder with attachments. Grind what meat ya like and season it. Cook a bit in a pan to make sure it taste good. Then put the sausage stuffer on the grinder. Soak some natural casings. Slide them on and stuff them full of your sausage.
Thank you, Dr. Berry, for making this video. I'm not sure why, but I've always liked bologna and hot dogs, and still love them today. I was a bit concerned this wasn't "real" carnivore, but I feel a lot better now about incorporating them into my eating plan, especially when I'm traveling a few days a week.
Dr. Berry, I love you. I asked you a question on this channel about tinned fish a while ago, about the vegetable oils, and you answered- simply drain them. And so awesome that you did answer. I love this advice too, it's the "pot meats". And here's the thing- I've been following your guidelines because I'm that dude that can't afford "panda massaged". And you're right. Cheap meat doesn't cause me ANY PROBLEMS.
Dr. Berry, for the past few years that I've been following you I've always appreciated that you understand that an awful lot of us can't afford to eat the ideological correct, biologically pure optimal diet. I appreciate that you present a balanced approach that lets we financially constrained people know that eating foods like the ones you discuss in this video are still vastly preferably to the center aisle, manufactured, food-like substances.
This is very welcome news, Dr. Berry, because bologna and hot dogs are mainstays of my keto/carnivore diet. I have the occasional ribeye or ny strip steak, but my fixed income budget will not allow for too much extravagance. The nutrition media really tries to spook everyone on this point. Thanks again. I am one year clear of stent surgery for blocked arteries. It's hard enough to manage my diet because my GP is a canivore advocate, but my cardiologist is all about cholesterol.
What does your GP and cardiologist have to do with you having a hard time managing your diet? Do you have to eat what they tell you to eat? And at the same time, here you are listing to a video about the simplest diet there is. WT#$%@&$!
@@E-BikingAdventures Two doctors pushing in different directions. I listen to the GP because what he says makes more sense, but it is hard to completely disregard the specialist. Of course, I know most doctors don;t know squat about nutrition, but the Civil War among the medical community makes things confusing.
I needed this today! Thank you so much! You have so many tips to get as many benefits as possible no matter what you can afford. I’m sighing in hope and relief! 😊
Walmart sells all Natural Hotdogs with Zero Sugar , Zero Nitrates and Nitrites and 100% BEEF , APPLEGATE BRAND , NON GMO , 100% GRASS FED , GLUTEN FREE , ETC.
Those hot dogs are 8.32 per pound. The package is 10 oz which is the weight of chicken I eat for one meal. Hot dogs and bologna are more expensive per pound than any chicken at the grocery store and even some pork and beef too.
Praying for everyone. Praying for Dr. Berry and his colleagues who dare to speak out. All the testimonies are amazing about the health transformations. Thank you so much. God bless you.
Hey Doc! I'm back to keto from an unintended hiatus, guess I got sucked back into high carb foods for a spell and the pounds piled on! I'm down to 192 from 225! Stared near the end of May 2024. Blood sugar nearly back to normal. My goal is 180 and I'm only 12lbs away. Feel better than I have in years, and no more brain fog! Thanks for reminding me about the pit! God only knows how many people you've helped! That's for your help, I am a grateful friend!
Y'all, STOP IT! JUS STOP IT! Now I gotta go eat a hotdog wrapped with bologna smothered in cheddar cheese sprinkled with a generous amount of Bacon bits😋🤤 😂
Thank you for clearing this up, Dr. Berry. It also makes eating at events like ball games and BBQs or even amusment parks and movie theaters, less complicated.
Dr Berry, Thanks for another great video. I first watched your videos about reducing sugar and your plain-spoken information is greatly appreciated. I got off track and will get back on with reducing sugar and dropping weight. I pretty much asked my doctor to stop prescribing pills and orient me toward lifestyle changes. Your videos are a great information source for me. And frankly, it would be great if you would respond to some confusing information coming from your peer online doctors. One doctor who’s 104 said to stop consuming milk, butter, cheese, etc. Contrasting that, another doctor said to consume them. My problem is that now it’s like a lot of them are just opining, but not collaborating. I’d like to see you cover a couple conflicting and confusing topics by conflicting doctors and help us discern between these opinions.
Thanks so much Dr Berry!! I miss hot dogs, my sweetheart uses the 'they are processed meats' excuse. Thank you for clearing that one up for me! I also caught your bacon video...Yea!
Totally agree about reading the ingredients. The one thing I look for first and foremost is Carbs/Sugar as part of the ingredients. If it has any of those, I avoid it like the plague.
CV has brought my BP, BS & A1C all into perfect levels. I find myself defending the lifestyle with questions like: Have you ever seen a fat lion? Thanks Dr Berry
Fortunately 3 years ago when I lost my job and could not find another one for a very long time for the 1st time in my life I had to learn how to stop spending money. Well, hot dogs and lunch meat on sale became my main source of protein and guess what? No problem at all except embarrassment. A few months ago a really good job found me and I am back to rib eyes, t bones, pork chops, chicken breasts, salmon, sardines and lamb. But, now I like cold cuts with my quick lunch salads.
Most of you who follow Dr. Berry's channel already know this, but it's worth repeating: many hot dogs and bologna are loaded with added sugar and unnecessary junk. Take a moment to read the ingredients! Yes, you might spend an extra dollar or two for "no sugar added" or organic options, but your health is worth it. And for those who think I’m a little extreme for picking up every package of bacon at the store-well, there's a reason. Bacon is often cured with sugar, too. Big Food is keeping us hooked and sick. Stay informed, be smart, and protect your health 💪
I actually found sugar free bacon at Aldi's! I did try Wegman's sugar free but it was way too Salty for me. Have not tried the Aldi's brand yet. Just purchased it the other day!
I always look at the carbs even in beef hot dogs and beef bologna. Nathan's, Oscar Meyers beef hot dogs has only 1gm ,while Ball Park beef hot dogs has 3gm which is not a lot but still a different.
Been carnivore for 3 months. First month I went grass fed beef & lost weight quickly. After going broke & trying to find a consistent vendor to rely on, I eat ALDIs rib eyes 4 times a week. Weight loss has remained consistent and I feel just fine. I think it depends on the individual as this diet has no long term data supporting a whole lot but it’s effective to say the least.
@@davidfrye7713 That’s my 2nd go to David. 😂🤣 … Yep, ALDIs is great for this lifestyle. Pasture eggs there are the same price as the farmer I sometimes buy from.
I also look on the package, which says : No Nitrites or Nitrates (except in smoking the meat). After gallbladder issues and surgery, I've switched to a lot of chicken and turkey: breakfast sausange, polish sausage, and hotdogs. 😊
Thank you for clearing this up .I grew up in a poor neighborhood some call it the projects but all we ate was bologna and hotdogs plus eggs and i can tell you we were more active and full of energy. After leaving those neighborhoods and started get get access to more big grocery story process foods many people I know health took a turn for the worst .Once we start eating more process bread and sugar products everyone started getting very sick .We thought we were missing out on the goods but it seems we had it right all along.
I'm glad to hear this, I like bologna and hot dogs. I remember as s kid my Mother making what she called ham salad for sandwiches. It was ground up bologna mixed with relish and mayonnaise, and tasted very good to me. I've still got her meat grinder, which is about 100 years old, and may make some ham salad myself.
I started carnivore 4 weeks ago i went from 250 to 230 so far I feel way better thank you for all this information its really changing my life my goal is 180
The ingredients you listed are what I find in the more expensive premium brands. The vast majority of cheap conventional hot dogs and bologna generally has corn syrup (as 2nd ingredient), sugar, dextrose, natural flavors etc
Rice flour, bamboo, maltodextrin, corn starch, modified maize starch, metabisulphates and sulphites, nitrates and nitrites, artificial sweeteners, colourings, etc. A long list of nasties.
@@alexmorgan3435 Yep exactly. This video is very misleading. Affordable hot dogs and clean list of ingredients don't go together. A pack of clean hot dogs costs more than a pound of ground beef
@@davidscher1620 Agree very misleading. I rather buy meats than cleaner expensive hot dogs or balogna. If anything, most meats are cheaper and more nutrient dense
Read the labels on the hot dogs. I just copied the ingredients on the back of one, here it is.. mechanically separated chicken, pork, corn syrup, water, 2% or less of: modified food starch, natural flavorings, salt, potassium lactate, beef sodium phosphates, paprika, sodium diacetate, sodium erythorbate, sodium nitrite, extractives of paprika. Always read ingredients!
I agree. Not all of us can afford steaks and other expensive meats; however, I do enjoy a ribeye steak occasionally. Thank you for speaking on this, Dr Berry. 🙂
Why do we say: Now that's a bunch of bologna?? Why is the G silent?? Why is it when you tell the kids we're goin to the Playground they yell HOT DOG!?? A HOT DAWG is neither hot or a dog!! The name hot dog came from Coney Island NY!! It was originally on a stick like a corn dog but People didn't like it so a bun was invented and The rest is history!!
Thank you, I am sharing! I don't like that some of those other parts of animals are not available to most Americans in the store, because I know they are healthy, and they look a lot nicer in the shape of a hot dog or bologna. There are actually some of these products that are now made healthier than they were several years ago.
I'm a truck driver. I sit in a truck for hours at a time. I keep hot dogs,eggs, hamburger patties in my refrigerator. In my little pantry I have sardines, Vienna sausages, mackerel in olive oil. I have lost a lot of weight eating this diet. And I keep it off. As long as I don't go crazy with sugar and carbs. Obesity is a huge problem in the trucking industry so I try to educate other drivers about proper eating habits. A lot
Of those eating habits. I learned from this channel. Thank you sir
So true. Thanks for sharing. I'm just starting. Take good care of yourself 🥾🛣️
Good job!👏🏼
For another method of weight loss have a read about Joe Cross and his weight loss journey. He's an Aussie but travelled across the U.S. and made a documentary called fat , sick and nearly dead .
So Bologna is healthy?! BAR S is ok?
You gotta be careful with anything you eat from Fast Food. Basically don't eat Fast Food. I used to eat out just to save time and ( money 💰 ) but look what happened. My health , major league dip. I'm majority sitter too, but it's crazy how our food system is now something else.
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Good job buddy! Keep spreading the healthy eating info.
I eat all beef hot dogs and all beef bologna. I also eat potted meat and vienna sausages. Better than waffles, frosted flakes, and a lot of other things.
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Amen!
Not cheaper than 100% beef patties however. You can get frozen beef patties for $4 a lb. Hot dogs are $4 a lb or more for decent ones. Why not just air fry a bunch of hamburger patties and have them ready to eat? Cleaner is better. No corn syrup and filler garbage. Viennas are good on the road though. Better isn’t best. McDs burger patties are $1.20 each - also way better than viennas.
Me too, thanks! Down 62 pounds just over 18 months,
@@BeefNEggs057You eat how you want. Repeating the same post isn't going to make anyone pay attention to you.
We were so poor, cheap hot dogs were a Friday night treat for myself and my 5 siblings, as kids. Hot dogs and balony brought us thru to adulthood. I'm thankful and blessed.
Raised Catholic, friday was only day meat was not allowed. we could have fish. Dad was Lutheran, ate his hot dog in front of us, but as soon as midnite came....we had ours. Eventually the church changed that and now its ok. odd that they changed, huh!
I remember that...;)>
@@pattifisk1829 Odd that the Catholic Church once was against ANY form of birth control but now they have no problem with MURDERING innocent babies in the womb....what if Mary had done that?.....dont even get me started on the PEDO Priests!
Same here.Back in the 1960s my mom would boil hot dogs and there was enough dye in the pot to turn a black shirt red!!!!
The red dye, by product of boiling hot dogs, we use to let it boil down, then call it red eye gravey. See I'm a baby boomer from downsouth. I'm just telling the truth about how I was raised. No shame. All that brought me to manhood.
lol..I may not eat hot dogs now, but I have fond memories. I embrace my past..lol
PLEASE PROTECT this man at all costs !! He is not scared to share the truth!!!! Thank you Dr.Berry!!!! ❤❤
I agree 💯❤
How do you know he's telling the truth?
@@yakfishin4912try to eat like he said and see for yourself
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I've had that stuff some many was......
Bottom line it's garbage to your system.
How about we eat the way our designer intended us to???
He can probably protect himself.
I love Dr. Berry. The one man that keeps me focused. 63 yo, ketovore (now), down 73 pounds. No meds. Exemplary blood panel (except for you LDL haters) and totally med free. I even beat my Gout. God's honest truth. Listen to this man if you want to get healthy. Seriously. My heartfelt thanks to Dr. Berry.
@@mikel9741 My story too! I haven’t had a gout attack in years. Gout was destroying my life.
Preach, brother!
@@mikel9741
God's honest truth????
His diet is not what God told us to eat. So no, it's not God's honest truth. You think God sent us Ken to tell us what to eat? Roflmao
It's already been written.
Why would God send us to doctors for healing when they deny his existence and authority? The medical field did not come from God.
What about the preservatives?
@@mikedewitt5880
Part of the reason I called BS on this info
God Bless you Dr. Berry.
4 years ago I wanted to become a nutritionist after watching your videos. 4 years later I finished my masters degree in Human nutrition. You were my key inspiration of this achievement. You were always such a loving personality and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart.
❤️❤️❤️
For the last five years of our Jack Russell’s life, we fed her hotdogs because her teeth were getting bad. She loved the hot dogs! All of our friends were looking down their noses of us for feeding our dog hotdogs. It’s so so bad for her. Well, she just passed away, but she lived to a ripe ole age of almost 16. I don’t think she would’ve made it that long on bag dog food.
That's actually a great idea! I feel guilty every time I have to feed my dog that questionable dog food
I bet the people looking down on you fed there dogs biscuits 😂.
Good for you.
We fed our German shepherds a mix of raw & cooked meat scraps all the time.
The vet asked what we fed them because they lived to 17.5 years old. When we told him, he said keep doing that it's Obviously better for them then the store dog food.
We even gave them chicken bones after we cooked them to a crumble for bone broth.
I feed my dog hot dogs every day of his life- he did Not want dog food- he lived for 18 years ❤
Wish I would have known about carnivore back when I got my first dog. He would have lived an even better life if I had just fed him meat throughout his life. I think I read somewhere that dogs currently live half as long as they should due to diet. Might be able to double their life expectancy just feeding them meat.
Aldi has 100% organic all beef hot dogs! Love them.
They do shit! I was just there today and was looking, must have missed it.
Thank you! Hopefully here in Australia they do to . I'll hava look
@@briandonnelly4497 Carefully read their ingredients. They take a ton of products from China and label them deceptively. Sometimes they do label correctly but peolpe are not really sure what they are seeing.
@@justanothercomment416 always read labels, thanks for the info.
Nathan's are absolutely Delicious.
Thank you Dr. Berry for your continued encouragement to eat what we can afford. I am 71 and on a fixed income. Hot dogs and bologna have been a good part of my diet.
I go with 'Uncured' hotdogs Karen..... and try to find uncured deli meats as well.
Keep the faith sister!
Same. Retired, 66, single man. Lately been having some baloney. Fried baloney sandwiches.
Fried baloney sandwich is the best @@surf6009
When I saw the title my heart sank. I count on hot dogs to help with the grocery bill. Thank goodness it's a thumbs up!
Help with the grocery bill lol, you need some help with economics, and learn how to cook.
I can't believe that this guy comes on and tells you that crap is good for you, go buy you some chicken and make you some casseroles and stuff to eat. You can buy chicken for 99 cents a pound, and fix it 100 ways to eat.
@@sherwinstaudt1881 you say "this guy " as if he doesn't know anything. He's an MD, has a background in both health and nutrition. What's your expertise?
@@IRIDEHARLEYS he's like all the rest of them he's got practice beside his name.🤡
@@sherwinstaudt1881 What evidence solid evidence do you have that says it's bad for you? The people who say they are bad for you are the same people who said too much beef is bad for you. They are also the same ones who said eggs are bad for you, and now they are slowly changing their tune with that one as well. Many think bacon is bad for you because they say it's processed.
@@down-the-rabbit-hole if you would actually see what goes into that crap, you would not have to eat you just look at it and then it kill you, all those blow holes and assholes, people spitting in it blowing boogers in it losing hair in it you name it, and maybe a finger or two.
I don't really give a crap cuz I don't buy it and I haven't in 60 years, all my meat and vegetables are homegrown, I just go out to my walk-in cooler and get the meat that I want.
Good grass-fed Black Angus beef yum yum, are some good axis steaks or jerky or sausage, all that's processed by me and nobody else.
I love that you’re speaking up for all of us, most of whom are stressed financially, and not just for the small minority who can afford boutique grass fed milk, butter and eggs. This actually makes you very special. I really congratulate you on caring for people like a doctor should care - for the wellbeing of all people. ❤
I 100% agree with you.
I'm 67 years old, I have been a bologna and hotdog consuming individual since I was old enough to eat. In fact when I was a kid, bologna and oatmeal were the only thing I would eat. The family would eat fried chicken, spaghetti, steak and potatoes. Not me ! Bologna was my staple and nothing else would do! For 45 years I never saw a doctor until I retired and got Medicare. I'm in great health. No forms of cancer, heart in great shape. I will never stop eating bologna or hotdogs.
You go brotha!
Please read my newest comments
Lonnie I’m right there with you!! Grew up eating hot dogs and baloney!!!
How'd your last FIT go?
You BETTER be consuming *'Uncured'* dogs and bologna..................those nitrates & nitrites will put you in an early grave.
Holy crap, I just checked the ingredients of a pack of hotdogs in my fridge and was totally shocked to find that I can pronounce all the ingredients…that’s a game changer for me (I love hotdogs).
Unfortunately a heep of salt, two plain hotdogs are 3400mg of SODIUM, yuck yuck.
Yes we can have salt as a carnivore, but that is very high salt. I would never buy a package of any bodies hotdogs.
I just water fast rather then eat a hotdog.. but that's just me & a lot of others as well..
Sure better than surgery cereals, but not best.
Just pointing that out..
I have salt but I don't buy foods that are made with added salts..
@@harvdog5669 : WHAT?
@@harvdog5669 I just checked the nutrition label on a popular brand of all beef hot dogs and they have 380 mg of sodium, of course what you have right in front of you may be that high, but options for lower sodium are out there.
Sodium intake can be managed better than ingredients that you can’t pronounce, also, the fact that hotdogs get a bad rap for being considered a highly processed food and it actually isn’t doesn’t mean I will now sit down and eat a pack of hotdogs all day every day, to think so is just plain ridiculous.
@@harvdog5669 are you serious 3400?
This message is so needed right now. It seems like in the last few months a lot of the carnivore TH-cam channel people have really turned into snobs. Saying how suddenly they don’t eat bacon anymore, they don’t eat this. They don’t eat that because it’s just not good blah blah blah. Yeah well if you could afford to eat ribeye every day, your life good for you. Majority of us can’t.
ok so buy cheaper cuts of beef and get pork as well. dont resort to processed meat.
@@burritodog3634 bacon is processed. You say we shouldn’t eat that? And yes, you can always do chicken and pork. Doesn’t always have to be steak. But if you truly don’t have the money, a pack of hotdogs or a chunk of baloney is going to be better than the other crap you could get at the store.
@@yellowdragonflower944 no, I’m not part of that group. I have been lucky enough to buy a half beef this year. I feel extremely privileged. But I also know that not everybody can do that. And I sure couldn’t do it for a long time and it put a hurt on my budget big time doing it now. I just hate to see people get snobby. And it seems like a lot of the channels are getting that way now. I think they’ve run out of things to say so now they’re getting elitist and picky. I appreciate the fact that Dr. Berry has never been like that. he’s very practical.
I live in London UK and am so pleased to be able to buy nitrate free ham, bacon, sausages & kielbasa (spelling?) from the local Polish shop. They also sell homemade perrogi, & other Polish specialities. I prefer to shop at this family run local store than to go to a supermarket.
@@burritodog3634
. Mediterranean blue ribbon country one community lives on everything from the goat. Make there own sausage of all types, cheese. Grow some greens. No highly processed food. Refuse all fish. Superstition from past. Danger from pirates came from the sea.
I am 88 years old. During my Blue Caler work life, my go-to lunch was bologna sandwardhwa with an apple or banana and coffee. Man, I love an occasional hot dog with mustered onions and ketchup. I appreciate your Grammarly support.
I agree. It's still full of protein. Maybe not the very best option but its still WAY WAY better than eating bread, pasta, rice, cereal, french fries and salads.
Salads?
@@godzillamanstreb524If you are eating carnivore it's all meat and eggs with butter. Salads are a vegetable and are not regularly eaten on the carnivore eating plan.
@@godzillamanstreb524 Yes, way better than salads.
@@godzillamanstreb524 A lot of us don't tolerate plants. If I eat vegetables I get bad abdominal bloating, joint pain and stiffness, just to name a couple of things.
Yesss ! Thank you, Dr. Barry ! ❤☺️
Of course it will be your job to read the ingredients and find the hot dogs & bologna with the least junk additives...
Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to the future of our world’s health. 🫶🏻
What about liverwurst?
My reserve food is corned beef. 3 tins is enough energy for me. It needs a little bit more saturated fat and sodium to be healthy 💯🥩
@@muguetburgos3202yes, you can have it
@@muguetburgos3202 it’s made of liver. Good to go! 😁
0:12 I was waithing for him to say "its bunch of baloney"
Man, you're looking younger now compared to your old videos.
If that's not a sign that carnivore is the right way, I don't know what else is.
he is probably taking testosterone supliments
if thats not a sign he got a new laptop with better cam idk what is
He is slimmer and less red in the face. Probably carnivore over keto.
@@burritodog3634 lol
New glasses 😊
Thank you so much for bringing this up. I get so tired of the food snobs looking down their noses at people who have to eat cheap meat.
someone gotta eat the lips and arseholes. me and my kids eat them
True. Food snobs will be the ones knocking at your door begging for that hot dog when times get hard.
My father used to say, "If a tube steak (hotdog) costs 90% less than a ribeye steak, then we're going to eat tube steak!" Fortunately, at age 72, I still like 100% beef hotdogs and 100% beef bologna, especially when I dip them in mustard 😋.
I eat 'em! Years ago I worked with a retail manager who had previously worked for Food Lion. He said that meats like bologna & hot dogs included "everything but the squeal", lol-and when I began carnivore, I figured that's gotta be better than a bowl of cereal :)
Look at the ingredients for Chariso: lymph nodes and salivary glands !
Isn't the intestines in hot dogs and boiled and heated to a super high temperature to kill everything, and you have this liquidly meat paste pudding.
hotdogs have heaps of "cereal" . I KNOW what meat tastes like and it AINT meat!
We used to deride these things as "lips and a**holes", another way we've been discouraged from property eating.
@@Jimbo-v3m Some do; particularly the cheap ones.
The voice of reason......THANK YOU !!!!!!
I'm like almost crying happy tears now. I can give that to my picky eater 3-year-old. thank you so much for what you do!!
Just got my Lipid panel. Have been on low carb since November 2023, KETO January 2024, Carnivore March 2024; occasionally keto. A1-c 5.3 Glucose 83, estimated Average Glucose 105. Glucose 82. Triglycerides now is 74 was 125 in 2022 it was 167. Direct HDL IS 58 was 49 in 2023 and 2022. Cholesterol 325….Calculated LDL 252 and calculated VDL 15 was 25 in 2023 and 33 in 2022. Considering I have Left Bundle Block and HF. I am feeling so much better. Your you tubes made it possible for these amazing changes in my life at 77 years old. 😊 Thank You.
That is great news! I love bologna and hot dogs and eggs, and I am on the keto diet! Thank you. I didn't believe that these foods caused cancer and it is good that you concur with my disbelief! 😊
Love you Dr. KEN, been on your channel since 2021.
Anuway, some advice for cheap delicious beef. Go to a butcher or even at the grocery store, and ask for large portuons of chuck or blade roasts. Cut them up in 2-3 pound portuons. Freez them. The secret is THE PRESSURE COOKER!!! pressire cook a 2-3 pound chunk of beef with a cup of liquid for about 45- 70 minutes.
Absolutely amazing! Tasta and texture like prime rib! Eat prime rib everyday! Super economical, healthy and delicious.
Sending love and positive vibes from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
add a little white vinegar to your pot......makes it taste really awesome !!
@@marilyngrisham263 Done.
My husband harvests deer. We turn it into deer bologna, summer sausage, sausage patties, deer jerky.
You are hard working people. ❤
What time is supper at your house? I'm already on my way LOL jk
Not many deer down here on the beach. So I harvest Publix BOGO sales, lol!
deer sausage is to die for
@@heavenleigh111I'm not joking, my car warming up rn and I'm omw :)
Before home refrigeration was available all meat except fresh was cured with curing salt high in nitrates ( processed meat) 0:12 yet chronic diseases like heart disease and cancer were almost unheard of
Chronicheart diesease and cancer amongst other serious medical conditions is caused by a diet high in UPF, carbs, starch and sugar.
This is probably why life expectancy has increased by nearly 50% since refrigeration became part of everyday life.
FYI outside of the United States nitrates are not needed ...😮
@@Pollyanna-cc3et What ever stops the bacteria from growing in the processed meat also stops bacteria growth inside you. There are more bacteria cells in that sack called a human than human cells.
@unclegeorge7845 With lots of medical intervention also..I worked in a construction crew of men about to retire and all they talked about was their surgeries
Thank you Dr Berry for your hugely informative videos! You are the Dr of ALL, not just a certain group of people. Thank goodness I found you on TH-cam! And I love my beef & butter tank top!
I wouldn't take a recommendation from the WHO for anything!
The WHO, CDC, FDA are some of the biggest spreaders of disinformation. Don’t believe a word they say.
Bill Gates is the world expert on health somehow.
@@richardgray8593 Self appointed lol
Amen! They are of Satan!!! Uval Noah Harari is EVIL!!! FOLLOW JESUS CHRIST!
@@richardgray8593 Right!?!? I think that if he's so interested in population reduction, he should lead by example.
Thank you for your kindness and compassion for your viewers. As an elderly gal, money IS tight, and struggle to afford "clean" meats. I have wondered about this for AGES! This information will help me stretch my budget❤❤
Me too!
Have tried to help so many seniors, but most do not want to change their diet even though they have health issues based on their diet. Great to hear you can see it as a problem you can solve.
On affordability, I have found that the cheapest cuts of meat like brisket is very affordable. It is only $1.99 per pound when on sale. Only problem is it is sold in packages about 7 to 15 lbs. also, you should be saving money with only meat and fat to buy for food. I no longer have waste on veggies and fruit.
Also, ask the butcher for the fat trimmings from beef. I use it as my cooking oil. It can be free since they throw it away. I pay for mine, but it is still cheap at $1.99/lb for grass fed fat. Takes me months to finish it all.
You and your channel (and your wife's channel) have had the most impact on my decision to go Carnivore and be healthier in general. I'm documenting my own journey just to highlight your wisdom and advice. I already feel so good now that I'm a month in but will soon know if it's having the impact that I want on my health markers (Dr. visit). Keep up the good work you're doing. The world needs to hear the truth about eating a proper human diet!
this was such a relief...my son is autistic and he will only eat hot dogs and ham.....everyone is on me constantly and I try so hard to get him to eat regular meat i feel so much better
You are doing your best! Bless you!❤
All you can do is to try, have you tried black pudding? (I think you call it blood sausage) you never know:) but dont beat yourself up😊
God Bless You
There’s gotta be a meat grinder. If you ever find the time, maybe try making your own sausage and adding small bits of unnoticeable organ meats
I know you are trying hard. I get it.
These foods are cancerous. The additives are dangerous. They are emulsified and the structure has been modified for the worst.
I'm a food technologist. I know my stuff.
Not telling you what to do. It's your life and your trying hard to do good. Just consider what I just said.
The line that brought our whole family to follow Dr. Berry… if all you can afford is hotdogs and mustard, eat your hotdogs and mustard!!
I occasionally add a little sauerkraut as well.
Me too! And I tell that to anybody wanting to go carnivore/keto/or combo of both. Cheap hamburger, too.
@@GaylaRoof Yes!
I also just want to say, I saw one of you video 6 years ago about keto. You are the reason I am alive today! I am not just alive but I am thriving. I am sure you hear this often, but THANK YOU. I do what I can to help others, but spreading the Keto Carnivore message as much as possible and fixing there old cars cheap.
That is awesome! You're most welcome. You can pay it forward by teaching anyone who needs to know
Thank you, Dr. Berry, we definitely don’t need to be meat-shaming each other. Whether it’s all you can afford, or it’s what you like to eat, ENJOY!
Love hot dogs and bologna I grow up on it. So happy I can eat. 24 days on carnivore down 14 lbs and blood sugar at 110 average. Feeling awesome. Thank you dr K
Keep at it my friend. I started off on keto and still am to a certain extent. I love pickles and pickled jalapeños. I am mostly carnivore. My latest A1c was 4.8. When i was diagnosed over 12 years ago my A1c was 13. I admit I’m still on 2 baby metformin and 1 5mg glipizide a day but it keeps me on track.
I am so happy for you!
@@Bogarden27 4.8? Why in the world would you take metformin? It’s a band aid and flushes sugar out of the body. It fixes nothing. 4.8 is waaayyy under pre-diabetes.
@@Bogarden27 You should look into Berberine, as a natural alternative to metformin.
@@yeost187Who said he’s taking metformin?
this is a huge relief for me to hear and made my day! I can't wait to load up on bologna and hot dogs next time i goto walmart
Thanks Dr Ken. I’ve been wildly successful on carnivore the past 4 years but thought bologna and hot dogs were verboten. Now I’m adding them back in as options to my weekly diet! (Still gotta read the ingredients though- some brands use carby fillers).
Amen, thank you. I have been taking a lot of grief for eating hotdogs and bologna for years from my family. Sometimes it is the only way to keep off the bread and high carb junk.
YES!! I like to keep easy foods on hand for any time I'm feeling stressed, tired, or any kind of way that previously would have led to me making bad food choices. Now when those times occur I just heat up some hot dogs or similar so that I'm always staying carnivore.
Keep doing what you’re doing and good luck :-)😊
I love your videos Dr. Berry! You've turned me on to so many facts about the carnivore diet! I've been totally carnivore for nearly 2 years now and have never felt or looked better! I'm 66 years old and as ripped as a 30 year old athlete, maybe even more! I've always been an athlete myself and still work out with the HIT (High Intensity Training) method twice a week and take each set (one or two per body part only) to absolute failure. That's why I go 4-5 days between workouts. To enable my muscles to heal, strengthen and grow, especially at my age. I understand what your saying about the mixes of meat, collagen and fat content but when I was at the store today looking for all beef bologna and/or hot dogs, they all had corn syrup, some had sugar, along with a lot of other pronounceable ingredients! I personally do not want to consume this stuff, especially the high fructose corn syrup. Can you suggest a brand of bologna or hot dogs that does not have the corn syrup or sugar in it? If I could find some, I'd definitely eat a few rolled up pieces of bologna as a snack in the evening to go with some of the aged swiss, white cheddar, cheese curds and Dubliner cheese that I'll usually munch on. Thanks so much for all you do and all the information you share with us all! It's been invaluable to me!
Keep up the good work. UTDDS here. Your information is truthful and even more important, honest and useful for the working people of our country.
I make my own bratwurst, bologna, and hotdogs. Making sausages is easy. Even making the more involved recipes only takes about an hour. Homemade sausages taste far better than anything you could buy in a store and you know exactly what is in them.
Share your recipes?!
@@ottohome I highly recommend the book " 1001 Greatest Sausage Recipies by Stanley Marianski, and Adam Mariansky."
You should make a video on this process! I'd watch it...
I'd love to make my own sausages!
I agree! Hard to find good sausage these days.
@@cillaloves2fish688 It's not hard. Just need a grinder with attachments. Grind what meat ya like and season it. Cook a bit in a pan to make sure it taste good. Then put the sausage stuffer on the grinder. Soak some natural casings. Slide them on and stuff them full of your sausage.
Thank you, Dr. Berry, for making this video. I'm not sure why, but I've always liked bologna and hot dogs, and still love them today. I was a bit concerned this wasn't "real" carnivore, but I feel a lot better now about incorporating them into my eating plan, especially when I'm traveling a few days a week.
Exactly right… I’m not poor, but I’m definitely broke!
Thank you.. I got up this morning and fixed a fried bologna sandwich and I enjoyed it. 😋 ❤
this video got me thinking, and it actually reminded me of the hidden herbs. that book is a fantastic read and covers so much more!
Dr. Berry, I love you. I asked you a question on this channel about tinned fish a while ago, about the vegetable oils, and you answered- simply drain them. And so awesome that you did answer. I love this advice too, it's the "pot meats". And here's the thing- I've been following your guidelines because I'm that dude that can't afford "panda massaged". And you're right. Cheap meat doesn't cause me ANY PROBLEMS.
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much for a level headed perspective that helps us to de-program ourselves from false beliefs.
Dr. Berry, for the past few years that I've been following you I've always appreciated that you understand that an awful lot of us can't afford to eat the ideological correct, biologically pure optimal diet. I appreciate that you present a balanced approach that lets we financially constrained people know that eating foods like the ones you discuss in this video are still vastly preferably to the center aisle, manufactured, food-like substances.
This is very welcome news, Dr. Berry, because bologna and hot dogs are mainstays of my keto/carnivore diet. I have the occasional ribeye or ny strip steak, but my fixed income budget will not allow for too much extravagance. The nutrition media really tries to spook everyone on this point. Thanks again. I am one year clear of stent surgery for blocked arteries. It's hard enough to manage my diet because my GP is a canivore advocate, but my cardiologist is all about cholesterol.
Lol. Oh man you are lost
One out of two is miraculous. Happy that you made it through the first year without the stent failing
@@ultramiddle4991 thank you.
What does your GP and cardiologist have to do with you having a hard time managing your diet? Do you have to eat what they tell you to eat? And at the same time, here you are listing to a video about the simplest diet there is. WT#$%@&$!
@@E-BikingAdventures Two doctors pushing in different directions. I listen to the GP because what he says makes more sense, but it is hard to completely disregard the specialist. Of course, I know most doctors don;t know squat about nutrition, but the Civil War among the medical community makes things confusing.
I needed this today! Thank you so much! You have so many tips to get as many benefits as possible no matter what you can afford. I’m sighing in hope and relief! 😊
Costco hot dogs are back on the menu boys
@@agentvictoria yes 😊👍
Nice!!!!
costco glizzy
They were never off the menu.
Well maybe minus the bun 😅
Walmart sells all Natural Hotdogs with Zero Sugar , Zero Nitrates and Nitrites and 100% BEEF , APPLEGATE BRAND , NON GMO , 100% GRASS FED , GLUTEN FREE , ETC.
Not in Michigan
But 1 dog has 21 grams carbs ! Couldn’t find zero sugar package on Las Vegas Walmart
You want the Nitrates, it’s there for food safety and boosts your Nitric Oxide levels.
@@getsmartpaulThat’s with a bun.
Those hot dogs are 8.32 per pound. The package is 10 oz which is the weight of chicken I eat for one meal. Hot dogs and bologna are more expensive per pound than any chicken at the grocery store and even some pork and beef too.
I'm so happy to hear that, Dr. Berry. I love the Grass-fed franks 😋 Thank you
thank you everyone for being so kind and supportive May Blessings be upon you all
Thank you for this new information, and all labels are canceled for us to enjoy without the guilt. " "
Praying for everyone. Praying for Dr. Berry and his colleagues who dare to speak out. All the testimonies are amazing about the health transformations. Thank you so much. God bless you.
Hey Doc! I'm back to keto from an unintended hiatus, guess I got sucked back into high carb foods for a spell and the pounds piled on! I'm down to 192 from 225! Stared near the end of May 2024. Blood sugar nearly back to normal. My goal is 180 and I'm only 12lbs away. Feel better than I have in years, and no more brain fog! Thanks for reminding me about the pit! God only knows how many people you've helped! That's for your help, I am a grateful friend!
Costco (Kirkland) hot dogs are 100% beef. I believe Costco has a factory that makes them and supplies stores nationwide.
BTW, like the new goggles.
They are delish
Go nads.. hot dogs😂
And you can get them cooked for $1.50 each. I had that last night while I was out shopping
@@thomasnader7065that's not unhealthy
Nathan's are absolutely Delicious as well...!
Knocked it outta the park Doc. Many people like me need to hear this.!
I just love me some Dr. Berry and Neisha you guys are save lives.Thank you for the tools you have given us.
Excellent, I was worried about ‘dirty keto’ Costco hot dogs. Complete meal for 3 bucks. Amazing.
Thank you!!! 🙏
Bacon wrapped hotdogs FTW.
Make a slit for some cheddar cheese, and THEN wrap with bacon. Nothing better.
@@richardgray8593 Or do a double-dog (side by side) with cheese between them, then wrapped with bacon.
@@richardgray8593YES!
Bacon wrapped bacon
Y'all, STOP IT! JUS STOP IT! Now I gotta go eat a hotdog wrapped with bologna smothered in cheddar cheese sprinkled with a generous amount of Bacon bits😋🤤 😂
Thank you for clearing this up, Dr. Berry. It also makes eating at events like ball games and BBQs or even amusment parks and movie theaters, less complicated.
Dr Berry, Thanks for another great video. I first watched your videos about reducing sugar and your plain-spoken information is greatly appreciated. I got off track and will get back on with reducing sugar and dropping weight. I pretty much asked my doctor to stop prescribing pills and orient me toward lifestyle changes. Your videos are a great information source for me. And frankly, it would be great if you would respond to some confusing information coming from your peer online doctors. One doctor who’s 104 said to stop consuming milk, butter, cheese, etc. Contrasting that, another doctor said to consume them. My problem is that now it’s like a lot of them are just opining, but not collaborating. I’d like to see you cover a couple conflicting and confusing topics by conflicting doctors and help us discern between these opinions.
LAY IT ON 'EM Dr. Berry!!!
Someone's gotta teach them...👊🎯💯
Thanks so much Dr Berry!! I miss hot dogs, my sweetheart uses the 'they are processed meats' excuse. Thank you for clearing that one up for me! I also caught your bacon video...Yea!
That stuff killed my grandaddy. Took 88 years but finally got him .
Ha!
😅
88 years ! This is a lot!!
Really, he was eating only hotdogs, no carbs? Sugar etc
Totally agree about reading the ingredients. The one thing I look for first and foremost is Carbs/Sugar as part of the ingredients. If it has any of those, I avoid it like the plague.
We really need to stress the difference between processed food and ULTRA-processed "food" and make that concept clear. Bang the drum!
Agreed!
@@robyee3325 Listen to the video
I wouldn't care. I'm carnivore, so anything handled too much is out for me.
CV has brought my BP, BS & A1C all into perfect levels. I find myself defending the lifestyle with questions like: Have you ever seen a fat lion? Thanks Dr Berry
Fortunately 3 years ago when I lost my job and could not find another one for a very long time for the 1st time in my life I had to learn how to stop spending money. Well, hot dogs and lunch meat on sale became my main source of protein and guess what? No problem at all except embarrassment. A few months ago a really good job found me and I am back to rib eyes, t bones, pork chops, chicken breasts, salmon, sardines and lamb. But, now I like cold cuts with my quick lunch salads.
Most of you who follow Dr. Berry's channel already know this, but it's worth repeating: many hot dogs and bologna are loaded with added sugar and unnecessary junk. Take a moment to read the ingredients! Yes, you might spend an extra dollar or two for "no sugar added" or organic options, but your health is worth it. And for those who think I’m a little extreme for picking up every package of bacon at the store-well, there's a reason. Bacon is often cured with sugar, too. Big Food is keeping us hooked and sick. Stay informed, be smart, and protect your health 💪
I actually found sugar free bacon at Aldi's! I did try Wegman's sugar free but it was way too Salty for me. Have not tried the Aldi's brand yet. Just purchased it the other day!
I have to watch my sodium intake.. So nuts, there's THAT!
I always look at the carbs even in beef hot dogs and beef bologna.
Nathan's, Oscar Meyers beef hot dogs has only 1gm ,while Ball Park beef hot dogs has 3gm which is not a lot but still a different.
Been carnivore for 3 months. First month I went grass fed beef & lost weight quickly. After going broke & trying to find a consistent vendor to rely on, I eat ALDIs rib eyes 4 times a week. Weight loss has remained consistent and I feel just fine. I think it depends on the individual as this diet has no long term data supporting a whole lot but it’s effective to say the least.
Of course there's not...! "They" industry do not want this known.... unhealthy people are Great customers...!
Aldi also has relatively inexpensive grass fed ground beef also. Lately here, it has been 3.99 per lb. It is the staple for my dogs and myself.
@@davidfrye7713 That’s my 2nd go to David. 😂🤣 … Yep, ALDIs is great for this lifestyle. Pasture eggs there are the same price as the farmer I sometimes buy from.
I save money eating ribeyes... when you dont buy anything but steak, butter, eggs, and eat twice a day, you can do it.
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Thank you for explaining ultra processed, the way you put it makes sense! And ya not everyone can afford the insane prices on meat! Thanks again!
I also look on the package, which says : No Nitrites or Nitrates (except in smoking the meat). After gallbladder issues and surgery, I've switched to a lot of chicken and turkey: breakfast sausange, polish sausage, and hotdogs. 😊
Excellent message to the carnivore community; 71 yo here T2D eat all beef hotdogs, no sugar spike, good energy and feel good.
Thank you for clearing this up .I grew up in a poor neighborhood some call it the projects but all we ate was bologna and hotdogs plus eggs and i can tell you we were more active and full of energy. After leaving those neighborhoods and started get get access to more big grocery story process foods many people I know health took a turn for the worst .Once we start eating more process bread and sugar products everyone started getting very sick .We thought we were missing out on the goods but it seems we had it right all along.
I'm glad to hear this, I like bologna and hot dogs. I remember as s kid my Mother making what she called ham salad for sandwiches. It was ground up bologna mixed with relish and mayonnaise, and tasted very good to me. I've still got her meat grinder, which is about 100 years old, and may make some ham salad myself.
_Best video....carnivore snobs should take NOTE!_
I started carnivore 4 weeks ago i went from 250 to 230 so far I feel way better thank you for all this information its really changing my life my goal is 180
Thank Dog. For the last 2 months, all of a sudden ive fallen in love with Hot Dogs. Costco Prime. Yummmmy.
The USDA Prime 100% all beef hotdogs that Costco sells are fire! 🔥
Nathan's are absolutely Delicious too...! Just plain, all by it's self..!
Love hot dogs
AND bologna!
The ingredients you listed are what I find in the more expensive premium brands. The vast majority of cheap conventional hot dogs and bologna generally has corn syrup (as 2nd ingredient), sugar, dextrose, natural flavors etc
Rice flour, bamboo, maltodextrin, corn starch, modified maize starch, metabisulphates and sulphites, nitrates and nitrites, artificial sweeteners, colourings, etc. A long list of nasties.
@@alexmorgan3435 Yep exactly. This video is very misleading. Affordable hot dogs and clean list of ingredients don't go together. A pack of clean hot dogs costs more than a pound of ground beef
@@JYAN2852 true
@@JYAN2852 Bingo! What a weird push from the doc on this one...yeeeesh. Especially targeted for those without the means for expensive meats.
@@davidscher1620 Agree very misleading. I rather buy meats than cleaner expensive hot dogs or balogna. If anything, most meats are cheaper and more nutrient dense
Whoo hoo!! Thank you, shared it w/ 2 of my friends!!!
Just don’t eat it with bread or hotdog buns! 🌭🌭🌭
Nathan's are absolutely Delicious....! Just plain, all by it's self..!
And look at the ingredients before adding a bunch of sauce
Preferably cooked over a fire ;)
Then why live!
onions and peppers over ketchup and relish
Doc I love you for being a real one
Thank you for this video. Makes me feel so much better about my kid wanting to get a hot dog every time we go to Costco!
You just made my day Dr Berry 👏🏻
Thanks, Dr. Berry!
I’m sure a lot of people are taking a huge sigh of relief knowing the truth about our beloved bologna and hotdogs. 🌭 🌭🌭
Yes indeed. I too love. I've been watch Dr Berry's vids for awhile. He IS the best!
I buy Nathans all beef dogs and they're delicious.
@@Russ_C In Australia here are the ingredients. MANUFACTURED MEAT Meat Including Pork (72%), Water, Starch (Tapioca, Potato), Salt, Soy Protein, Acidity Regulators (325, 262), Emulsifiers (451, 450, 452), Dextrose (Tapioca, Maize), Antioxidants (316, 307b), Hydrolysed Vegetable Protein (Maize), Maltodextrin (Maize), Garlic, Fermented Red Rice, Sodium Nitrite (250), Yeast Extract, Spice Extracts, Colours (160c,110, 129). Smoked.
@@theaustralianconundrum Where's the Beef?
@@theaustralianconundrum yeah dont eat that
@@burritodog3634 I don't! Australian dogs are mainly pork based. We don't do beef dogs.
Read the labels on the hot dogs. I just copied the ingredients on the back of one, here it is.. mechanically separated chicken, pork, corn syrup, water, 2% or less of: modified food starch, natural flavorings, salt, potassium lactate, beef sodium phosphates, paprika, sodium diacetate, sodium erythorbate, sodium nitrite, extractives of paprika. Always read ingredients!
@just_visiting6462 yeah I noticed a lot have sugar!
@@just_visiting6462 you can find it cleaner than this…
@@katiewagner7447LMFAO Does a Cheap Hotdog have 39 grams of Sugar or Corn Syrup ? I think NOT
@paulhailey2537 maybe not, but for those of us who struggle with food addiction, any little sugar is a problem.
@@paulhailey2537 Any sugar how ever it is worded is not in the carnivore Bible..
Great video Dr Berry ❤ Honest information people need to hear ❤
Wow Dr Berry, thank you so much. We got an $8.00 raise on our foodstamps this month and now I know what I'm spending it on.😊 God bless you always
I agree. Not all of us can afford steaks and other expensive meats; however, I do enjoy a ribeye steak occasionally. Thank you for speaking on this, Dr Berry. 🙂
Nathan's are absolutely Delicious....! Just plain, all by it's self..!
@@2869may Agreed! 😋
I can't tell you how happy i was to hear this! I LOVE hot dogs and bologna!!
I definitely can not afford expensive meats. So this is great news!!
You just made me very happy. I love bologna and hot dogs. Thank the Lord!!!
Why do we say:
Now that's a bunch of bologna??
Why is the G silent??
Why is it when you tell the kids we're goin to the
Playground they yell HOT DOG!??
A HOT DAWG is neither hot or a dog!!
The name hot dog came from Coney Island NY!!
It was originally on a stick like a corn dog but
People didn't like it so a bun was invented and
The rest is history!!
Even Kramer & Newman made sausage in Jerry's kitchen..😂😂
I don't remember that episode. I'll have to look for it. Thank you!
Sure did. 😂😂
Hahaha 😆 That’s the episode where Jerry’s personal trainer saw the sausages in Jerry’s kitchen and got ticked off. 😆😆 Made Jerry work out harder!
I forgot about that episode!🤣🤣
Thank you, I am sharing! I don't like that some of those other parts of animals are not available to most Americans in the store, because I know they are healthy, and they look a lot nicer in the shape of a hot dog or bologna. There are actually some of these products that are now made healthier than they were several years ago.