As an archaeologist who has studied neanderthal diet, which many of these people claim that they are following, it consisted mainly of plant-based patties filled with seeds, roots, nuts etc. They very rarely ate meat but when they did it was probably a lot of meat due to them hunting freaking mammoths.
The history nerd in me is screaming. One major theory as to how we were able to evolve as a civilization is because we are able to absorb more nutrients from our food if we denature the proteins a little first by cooking them
That and our brains run entirely on glucose. We get glucose from carbs - grains, starches, and fruits - and it was the implementation of farming that drastically boosted us into civilization. As our brains grew in size, we were able to make better tools to get the food which caused our brains to grow more (and on and on, it was a cycle of food-brain-tools). To further add to that, cooking food helps us digest it easier. Digestion takes soooo much energy, it's why cats sleep 18hrs a day, to conserve the energy necessary for digesting protein! My anthro professor would be screaming at these people.
@@mamazeta906 That theory leaves a hole, and hole is that there are hunter-gatherer societies that existed long after the development of agriculture with the same level of intellect as the rest of the human population. The Inuit did not practice agriculture and are equally intelligent as societies that did, etc etc. These cultures still had/have sustainable sources of glucose-containing foods through foraging. But yes cooking is important, and also a lack of glucose is a very bad thing. I would not say agriculture is a major catalyst for human development, simply because that just leaves out a ton of indigenous cultures and unintentionally implies agricultural societies are superior, which is ethnocentrist to a degree. Agriculture does sustain population growth, that's pretty obvious, but I would say it's a leap to say that agriculture led to human development as a whole, given how our brain's evolution for the most part happened before the advent of crops. The theories I've heard that make sense involve artistic development and invention spurring the growth of human intelligence, because the other hominid species that existed for a while, the neanderthals and denisovans, have less artifacts that show any signs of creativity. Tools, yes, but no instruments, and other artistic things found with early homo sapien settlements. And that before that, back when humanity was confined to Africa, primarily (but not entirely) coastal groups showed signs of earlier cultural development, pointing to seafood being a major factor in the expansion of human brain capacity, for as of yet unknown reasons.
Honestly that makes a lot of sense. Since our bodies aren't meant for meat technically speaking... If you look at most animals, that eat primarily vegetation they have long digestive tracts to be able to get most of the nutrients they can out of vegetation. Carnivores tend to have extremely short digestive tracts be able to get the most out of meat. Are digestive tracts are actually pretty long, and if you look at our closest relatives monkeys the 96% vegetation, and the other 4% is primarily insects. It doesn't surprise me that people in the US though, don't understand this. (I'm from us) A big part of the reason we get incorrect information in relation to our diet, is because the meat and dairy lobby is a big part of who funds all those health organizations. I'm serious look up who funds Susan g Komen, who funds the American diabetes association, the American Cancer society.... I mean I literally could keep going there's just so much factual information that shows that meat is actually bad for us.... But nature built us, with the intention of us not being able to cook our food I'm assuming. So it would make sense if cooking it does something to it, to make it at least not as bad...
as a dude studying microbiology, seeing that man eat raw brain multiple times makes me feel as if I'll contract the prion diseases from those brains myself
fellow microbiology studier, my immediate thought was yummy Creutzfeldt Jakob disease. Prions are not something to even mess with. I work with them regularly now but granted with a disease that hasn't been proven to infect humans (CWD) but I'm not about to FAAFO. The prion biohaz waste gets autoclaved for like 3 and a half hours. Granted, in the case of CWD, there's a lot of people that think it isn't real or was made in a lab lmao so I wouldn't be surprised if the response from these people was that prions aren't real or something.
What I find hilarious is the idea that herbs and spices irritate your gut, my roommate is Indian so we always have a fully stocked spice drawer and honestly since increasing how much turmeric I consume I feel great, not to mention a lot of Indian dishes are vegetarian so I've been feeling great with all those veggies lmao
Indian food is honestly amazing tasting and it's usually very nutritional. Obviously something like butter chicken skews more towards comfort food but lots of Indian dishes are basically veggies and beans in different spice-and-flavor-heavy sauces. It's amazing!
I know this comment is a couple of months old but for anyone interested, Indian ayurvedic medicine is based on the concept that food is medicine and adjusts food and spices to treat ailments. Really interesting alternative medicine system, and western medicine is finally studying many of these herbs and spices and finding they *do* have clinically significant medicinal properties (such as turmeric)
I think spices can be irritating if you have IBS or other digestive issues, but otherwise, they're perfectly safe, and also holy shit your place must smell AMAZING with all these spices :o
@@user-pc6gw6xr8p with IBS it depends on which spices! Turmeric, which was my example, is very gentle and may reduce gut inflammation, with some studies suggesting it actually has benefits for those suffering with IBS and other gastrointestinal issues.
What scares me is that even Hannibal Lecter seasons and actually cooks his food, and he's a cannibal. a cannibal has more self respect than these people.💀
As a nerd for wild cats, I get personally offended whenever people on the carnivore diet act as if lions, tigers, and other stereotypical large feline carnivores haven’t been documented eating grasses to aide with digestion. Domesticated house cats even do it. A little bit of fiber truly will do your body good; even just a little.
Actually every animal eats both meat and plants. Yes, herbivores eat more plants, but they can and will occasionally eat some meat if they have a chance, and carnivores can and will eat some plants. For both of them it's very useful and healthy. And then there is these stupid people, trying to eat only one type of food.
@mif_sovremennosty Exactly! There are tons of videos and even research done on "herbivores" caught eating meat. Like that one video of the cow eating the snake or rabbits eating their own young. Nothing is black and white, especially in the animal world.
@cryptid-king It's been a while since I did some hardcore research, but I think it depends on how much meat is within the diet. Mountain lions will (sometimes) purposefully discard of the digestive track and go straight for the liver, the heart, etc, while bears will eat the digestive track of their prey (and the scat!) to have more plant-digesting bacteria in their stomach. I will do more research on that though, it sounds interesting! Like in the same branch of animals self-medicating.
Cats will eat all kinds of things, and I do believe they actually like the taste. I had one who loved fresh corn, and another who wouldn't leave me alone when I opened a bag of spinach. I've never seen them interested in nuts or legumes, but veggies are fair game for many.
Man, I have chrohn's and there's a lot of vegetables I can't eat without dying inside, but that carnivore diet would probably do worse with all that grease jfc.
Some disease n health issue could actually b caused by excessive fiber. So, nothing good comes with things out of the line, fiber n fat n protein n all of the nutrients human body needs. Personally, neither carnivore diet n vegan diet is good for human body.
I remember when I was very young I had an obsession with T-rexes and would chomp down on hotdogs as if I was a dinosaur and call myself a 'carnivore' because of it. And I think that's better than the actual carnivore trend.
As a person with irritable bowel, thinking my poops are SUSPICIOUSLY solid and healthy is something that goes through my mind more often than you'd think!
The amount of people on the carnivore subreddit complaining about both liquid shits and constipation is enough evidence to suggest that humans do, in fact, need fiber in their diet😅
@@allisond.46 Lack of Fiber can lead to both diarrhea and constipation, depends on how your body is breaking stuff down. Some people can flip flop between both especially if they have something like IBS.
fun fact, even carnivore animals eat plants sometimes to help with digestion. if you have a cat or a dog and they have access to grass, you already know this because every time their poop is looking a bit too much like a puddle they'll eat that grass as if it is a delicious 5 star meal
A moment from one of those carnivore videos that really stuck with me was this one guy saying that he stopped using soap and deodorant because "you stop smelling" when you stick to the carnivore diet. And I can't stop thinking about it...like...no, honey, I think you just stopped smelling YOURSELF and the people around you are too nice to tell you.
@@HeatherSchrivener-el2mx I can confirm this as someone who’s had dogs, cats and rabbits. The rabbits were by far the least smelly animal I’ve ever had.
Our early ancestors (before the agricultural revolution) absolutely ate plants. The majority of their diet consisted of roots, berries, fruit, seeds, nuts etc. I’m so sick and tired of these people twisting the truth to sell their lifestyle.
Fr, do they think people could afford to hunt constantly? Massive safety risk! What if the hunters all got stomped on by mammoths and left their kids/elders/pregnant women with no food? They supplemented their diet with icky uncool herbivore food. Also, we started the agricultural revolution BECAUSE we ate plants...not the other way around 💀
We've also cooked our meals for literally hundreds of thousands of years at this point. Eating cooked food is a thing that outlives the modern homo sapiens.
@@veryde_3356 Yes, the ability to prepare and cook food ahead of time is literally what helped humanity and its ancestors surpass the other species on earth. Cooking food increases the amount of nutrients you get from it, and extends its "shelf life", if you can call it that when referring to pre-agricultural humanity. That means that humans can intake nutrients more efficiently, and, critically, it means that humans can take food with them without it spoiling immediately and establish reserves. This grants humans the ability to live through extended periods of food rarity, simply by having stocks of food made non-perishable by cooking it. And that's only the logistical side of it. I'm not even going to get into the fact that evolution has done its thing by now, meaning that while humans can consume raw meat every once in a while, our metabolisms will start rioting if it's the only thing we eat. We simply are not made to subsist on only raw meat, it's one of our features as a species. I'd argue that these people suffer from some form of malnourishment, simply because our brains have grown to such a size over thousands of years, that we now rely on our more efficient ways of nutrient intake to Not Die. In summary, the idea of "returning to your roots" by consuming only raw meat is asinine in a best-case scenario, and outright dangerous in the worst case.
I grew up on the mexican coast and naturally grew up eating and cooking a lot of seafood. I cannot stress this enough: Raw octopus can be a choking hazard since you haven't actually closed up the suckers. Not to mention the bacteria and parasites.
@@kate_alt Actually that was a live octopus, that was just a whole video of animal torture where she sat and did awful things like skinning them alive and eating them alive
I imagined that one of the nurse would look up at a glance to see his reaction only to him holding his phone and The *cup* and watch in mounting horror as he raises it to his mouth pour, chew, then swallow. Edit: wait did he take his shirt off for the video or did he come to the hospital shirtless? Either way he should have a shirt on
my sister has a BA in archeology and she told me that during the stone age people didnt really eat that much meat. they mostly ate fruits and nuts, and VEGETABLESSSSSSS
Don't go bringing facts or common sense into this debate it is clear that the won't pay attention 😅 I suspect that this is some sort of retaliation to their perception of vegans and a strong desire for internet clout
@@jozlingandara191 some were more sedentary but usually because of easy access to food....typically forest berries, fish or other delectable treats (it should be noted the habits did vary quite a lot between areas, and no they sure didnt eat that fish raw XD )
my mom has alpha-gal syndrome, which means she’s allergic to all mammal meat. my dad’s family is REALLY into meat, so they give her so much shit for her for not eating it, as if she has a choice???
That's disgusting, she literally doesn't have a choice and it's a medical condition. I once was going to have a friend over when living with my grandparents and my friend can't eat pork or pig meat because of a medical condition so I let my grandma know not to prepare pork. They then later crapped on my friend saying "I've never heard of someone who couldn't eat pork. Your friend just hasn't had it prepared the right way and just doesn't like it." I was really angry and still am because it's not that he doesn't like it, in fact he likes meatballs and stuff, but he can't eat it because it causes medical issues for him. He was told by a doctor that he can't eat it.
@@Juzokinnie "I've never heard of it so it's not real" is one of the most dangerous thoughts when it comes to medical issues. Sorry your grandparents were so rude about it.
Ironically enough, there is increasing evidence that alpha-gal syndrome is acquired from tick bites specifically from the lone star tick. Lone star as in Texas, you know the South, where BBQ and brisket are very common things people eat there... If your relatives giving your poor mom shit care that much about meat, you better tell em that they could also get alpha-gal syndrome if they live in an area where the lone star tick or ticks in general are (it's associated with the lone star tick but other species of tick haven't been ruled out and could cause AGS but we're not entirely sure yet) so they better watch out lol.
A few years ago, a college of mine went full carnivore after finding out I'm a vegetarian for over 20 years (to...mock me I suppose?) And the mf got full-blown Scurvy We talk like a pirate to him now
It’s perfectly normal to doubt the word of somebody else y’all. The point he was trying to make is that there’s a lot of made up stories. But just because a story is made up don’t mean it ain’t funny. He was probably just asking for a little more information on the story.
@@Waffledwarrior I get that, just a bit surprised at the way it's asked, I honestly don't have hard evidence unless I ask my colleague for his health records to prove a online stranger the legitimacy of just a personal story that happened to me that's somewhat relevant to the original video
"i honestly think consuming actual crack would be healthier for you than this" i'm not gonna lie, i agree with you wholeheartedly and i work in medicine lmao
@@huskyland1259 Butter is practically just fat, specifically saturated fat. That's why it tastes so good. It's really bad for you in quantities like this as it raises your cholesterol and so can clog up your arteries by forming plaques of cholesterol. Eating some butter is normal, eating whole sticks "as a snack" is absurd, eating entire baking pans full is insanity.
@@treeabooanimal fat tastes good because the fatty acids and fat soluble vitamins are essential for your body to function. plant oils are useless even contain harmful fatty acids. humanity has been so brainwashed that people think of essential nutrients as if it were an immoral vice to be avoided. how can the natural diet of an animal be the death of it? a goose will get liver disease if fed corn but not what it's designed to.
9:3 reminded me of a joke from the Amazing World of Gumball. Gumball was giving someone a discusting drink to get them mad at him, so they spat it out and asked, "What is this?!" "This is a meat shake, a shake made out of meat. You leik?" I love that show.
Travelling circuses occasionally had so called "geeks" as a sideshow attraction. These Geeks would do outrageously disgusting things like eating raw chicken in front of the paying audience. I find it fascinating beyond belief that this tradition has a comeback on modern social media.
As someone who did basic home economics and higher biology in school, it's honestly exhausting how stupid these people can be. Having even basic knowledge about how your body reacts to macro and micronutrients, and their purposes in the body, makes listening to these "carnivores" so annoying because of how confidently wrong they are.
It doesn’t help that there are quite a number of alleged doctors on the internet who promote this kind of stuff while saying things like, “this is what mainstream doctors don’t want you know about dieting.” All the while talking about how supposedly mainstream doctors and science want to silence them. Fellas, scientists or dietitians rejecting someone’s stances on health is usually a 🚩
I have taken like two biology classes in my life and one was in middle school and even I know that there's no way in shit you can get all the macro and micro nutrients you need from just meat. Like we do NEED some amount of carbs. It's our bodies main energy source. Not to mention I have heard the absolute horror that comes from not injecting ANY fiber.
I was on the carnivore diet for 3 months a couple years ago because I was having so many bad reactions to food. Pros: more energy, lost weight, helped my autoimmune issues, got really good at knowing how to prepare meat. Cons: CHRONICALLY CONSTIPATED FOR A YEAR - DO NOT RECOMMEND EAT YOUR GREENS YALL NEED FIBER
@@M4rcLL That's anecdotal evidence. I'm glad it worked for you, but to the average individual it will either have no effect or worsen the issue. You may have an abnormality with your gut, like allergies or IBS that makes you have an adverse reaction to fibre. That's a discussion I recommend having with your doctor, as this is an extreme diet that should be approved by a medical professional. I'd also say you may want a doctor to monitor your cholesterol levels if you follow this diet for long periods of time.
On the topic of white people hating seasonings: I went to a local bagel place here in KY, got a breakfast sandwich, and had to add "salt & pepper" to my order since they don't season the eggs. The cashier got so excited I did, and then proceeded to tell me they used to season all the eggs, until a bunch of old white people complained that pepper was too spicy. 💀
Well yeah? Pepper sucks if you don't like pepper, I don't like pepper and am physically repulsed when people load it into pies, over meat, salads ECT.. I just can't eat it. Other spices are fine but pepper is disgusting. When you're ordering eggs it should be optional as there's no real reason they should, by default, add pepper to eggs. Honestly IDK where you're going that doesn't have two shakers of pepper and salt on the table waiting for you.
@@czerniana If its salt and/or pepper, really you can just add your own. I don't see the big sadness in just.. adding it after its warmed? Take it home, sprinkle some atop, done. If its cakes and stuff that needs salt cooked in thats different. But really.. eggs, bacon, chips.. all that, just customize it to your fitting.
No, it does not suck. For people with high blood pressure it‘s better to not eat salt and some people might not like pepper. Most restaurants have salt and pepper or sauces at the table, so every customer can choose.
I love how FunkyFrog makes fun of these influencers while also acknowledging that different cultures also eat raw meat and things that are considered questionable in western countrys.
I see you ignore the part where they said they were doing it by actually preparing to meet with herbs and spices, to be enjoyed. Not raw and playing to be suffered through and bragged about.
yeah with seasoning , spices , and side dishes like bread ... please dont put ACTUAL culture and cooking with fucking tiktok influencer carnivores ... luke is right don't ignore the culture and seasoning what the fuck
In Fiji we have coconda(kokonda) raw fish and sea mussels with coconut milk,onion and other thing but it is delicious!!!!with cassava/tapioca or taro...so good
i feel like the difference between cultures who eat raw meat and the tiktokers is that different cultures have different yummy spice mixes that they add to the meats, and the tiktokers don't add any seasonings... yucky!
I damn near screamed when I saw the clip of the guy eating raw brain. Like, sir, THAT is how you get prion disease, which are arguably some of the most terrifying diseases known to us.
@@DisgruntledSheepprions are misfolded proteins in your brain that cause healthy proteins to also warp and basically cause holes to form inside your brain. Mad cow is caused by a type of prion
@@DisgruntledSheep Prion diseases are transmissible, untreatable, and fatal brain diseases of mammals, but i dont know much so i might be wrong or mentioning the symptoms of a different kind of disease
@@meikahidenori No they didn’t, they needed to add vitamin c to their diet- that’s why they ate citrus, drank lime juice, and ate other things like sauerkraut . Lime juice was the most common method as it was easier to store and wouldn’t go bad nearly as quickly, they even added lime juice to their alcohol thinking it would help.
I met someone who is a ‘carnivore’ and I told them I was vegetarian and they were outraged with all these questions and when they asked why, I said ‘meat makes me sick’ and then they said vegetarianism is a ‘government conspiracy’ 🙃
Omfg im so sorry. I honestly like- dont care what ppl eat as long as it isn’t making them unhealthy, but saying “vegetarians are a government conspiracy” is really pushing on me to take all the meat out of my fridge out of spite… though that would rlly be wasteful so yeah 😅😂💀
It's true though. As a vegan I have meetings with the world's governments every month to discuss our plans to take over the world. Aren't you invited to those? Seems like an oversight in administration. Every vegan and vegetarian should be invited to the inner circle.
Imagine being that guy’s wife, you just spent *hours* in the hospital and are finally holding your newborn son in your arms and you look over to see your husband *on TikTok, eating your placenta*
@@Halfcrow676for some reason you commenting abt throwing up was the revelation that has gotten me to near retching while rewatching this froggy vid for the millionth time
Funkyfrog, the way you set up your videos reminds me so much of the theater/forensic kids from high school and tournaments. This is a compliment although it doesn’t sound like it 🤣but I loved going to tournaments and you would definitely placed first in OO or the news one ( I have googled and googled and I cannot for the life of me remember what the event was called) I think you’re so talented and beautiful person inside and out. Thank you for such quality content.
Generally i'm not very affected by what people typically consider gross but watching a man CHUG a probably STILL WARM PLACENTA made me reflect on just how happy i am that i ended up as the person i know today. Possibly the worst thing ive seen in years. I think i will emerge a different person
See, I doubt it was the actual placenta, as it is about the size of a dinner plate and I doubt it would fit in a mug.... Aaaaaand I went to the original video, and it seems to me like the dude's eating some amniotic sac and some blood clots at most, reminds me of a scene in This Is Going To Hurt
especially meat from a factory. usa has zero standards for food regulations. theres plastic in our cheese ffs. This isnt japan where you can buy sushi grade salmon and eat it out of the package.
In South Africa we have something called boltong. It's really good. The meat (specifically beef cuts) are soaked in vinegar and an assortment of spices until it's basically cooked and then it's hung up in a space where no insects and stuff can get to it until it's dry... Its really good... But hurts your teeth if you eat too much (it can be a lil chewy and gets stuck in your teeth)
Most meats are usually fine for parasites (Usually Not always, recommend cooking) , However Raw Pork and Chicken are probably the two most notably Dangers of eating raw meat , Chicken is well known with food poisoning from salmonella , While Pork Sometimes contains (Actual Parasites ) Leading to Trichinosis. So yeah the Mentality is stupid , with a bit of research they could learn how bad for their health eating certain raw meats
My worry as a healthcare professional is that some people have to switch to these diets for various reasons and its these clout chasing tiktok creators that cause these diets to be viewed as unhealthy to the masses. That's why most reputable diets tell you to consult a dietitian and primary care provider (which will usually order blood work) before starting a diet.
Hey, thank you so freaking much for specifically mentioning that some disabled folks will benefit from weird ass diets. I was on keto for my seizures for like four or five years, and is2fg I will never understand why someone would do that to themselves willingly if they absolutely didn't have to. eta: also congrats on the sponsor, we did it joe
yes!!! i have endometriosis induced IBS and i have to eat a high ass fiber and anti inflammatory diet and cant have any mammal meat or ill Regret being born. weird diets arent fun but they do work miracles for those who need it
As someone who can’t have dairy or gluten, but is taking immune shots to reintroduce citrus, tomato, grapes and peanuts, I do in fact go to parties and eat the unripe bananas yum yum, the delicious flavor of social isolation
As someone who has eating disorders, this is literally orthorexia ('an obsession with eating foods that one considers healthy. a medical condition in which the sufferer systematically avoids specific foods that they believe to be harmful.')
mustard just hits different ngl. Joking aside though I think spices and flavour are finally making a return after the years of rationing which is nice. Now that peoples primary way of learning to cook isn't just from their parents.
im texan but i can seriously relate on the horseradish and hot mustard. especially wasabi, too. i need my condiments to try and kill me just to feel something
I highly doubt 100 vegans know what is and is not edible in a forest. Just because something is a leaf or berry doesn’t mean you can safely eat it. I also highly doubt 100 carnivores are capable of making snares or weapons to hunt. So probably no body comes out alive.
theres actually a show where they throw survivalists deep in the woods and in every season they all accidentally eat plant based for the first chunk of time because it's easier to forage for berries and mushrooms than to successfully catch and kill animals
Lol what? Fat adapted? All people are fat adapted, if we weren't, no one could consume any fat. You can be so much better: more precise and wholesome and enjoyable with your nutrition than raw-dogging butter. But hey if you're so primitive that eating a stick of butter is the most efficient way for you to get nutrition, have at 'er. Personally, I like to use my butter to help assimilate the huge variety of fat soluble nutrients found in other, more wholesome foods.@@Nikwunu
2:01 I'm sorry, is that an actual reason they're using??? Have they never heard the phrase hunter/ _gatherer_ society?!?! What do they think our ancestors were GATHERING!?!?
i think that one testicle king guy actually did - dude did a PARASITE CLEANSE and his eye was horribly swollen the next day. you can't even make this stuff up :')
I remember when I first saw people doing a carnivore diet to piss off vegans and vegetarians and ended up with scurvy Now that I think of it I think I've seen more people hating on people with plant based diets claiming they're pushy than I've seen people with plant based diets being pushy
pushy and radical vegans definitely do exist, and its definitely more than one or two that said, dont think im siding with this all meat raw diet crowd either. theyre also clearly off their rockers
I've met a handful of pushy vegans however is wasn't their diet they were pushy about, it was all pushing animal rights. One, who in person was a great person, I had to hide everything on social media because she'd post the most graphic animal abuse videos to make her point. Don't do that people
My dad started this diet over a year ago and it’s been hell for everyone. He started leaving raw liver out on the counter and refuses to eat anything my nana cooks. He ends up making his own food. We had to stop sending him to get groceries cause he would only buy meat and eggs and stuff and nothing else. He keeps trying to force the diet on us and it really hurts. Everyday he keeps sending me videos of the “liverking” guy on TikTok and trying to convince me to do the diet. I may not like a lot of veggies but eating like him is just a death sentence. He won’t even eat out at restaurants without bringing up how unhealthy the food is. Safe to say I hate this diet with a burning passion…
Once I hit my 30s, I realized the importance of getting enough fiber into my diet. Now in my 40s, it is my best friend. I also have ulcerative colitis. If I ate nothing but meat, I'd be miserable every second of every day.
thought the theory it was fishing /coastal scavenging that gave us enough energie to develop bigger brains and gave us the time to do other things because what good is a big brains if u got nothing to use it on than later when we made/developt spears traps and what not did we go rule the world
fiber send me to the hospital i stop having problem when i stop eating the raisin mueslix cereal the doctor recommended me for meat and butter that butter my colon and have normal poop now .fiber made a brick in my stomach i can't digest it at all i get very sick and recently develop multiped allergies i can not eat the majority of fruit or vegetable anymore.im oblige to have 2 epi pen in my bag always
12:17 I don’t tend to get physical ick very easily, but watching that man down a raw fresh human placenta actually made me gag and have to pause the video That. Has never happened to me before. Usually I can contain my disgust to comical fake gagging sounds, but to physically feel my gorge rise was legitimately terrifying And the fact that the man would probably be proud of inciting that reaction Adds to the discomfort Kudos to you for being able to find these videos and edit them without curling up into a badger’s den and letting the earth reclaim you
@@UmongusSussehFrussehprobably would attempt to investigate and would put at least part of it in his mouth Or wait to see if an animal ate it. Cause that’s how people figured out what was edible (most times)
I have never been so disturbed by someone eating a meat. And I'm a Mongolian, at least 70% of our diet is meat and dairy products made from milk. My father just saw glimpse of this guy eating and looked so disgusted lol.
So, let me get this straight, these people believed that cavemen that didn't forage, didn't plant and didn't cook... Somehow had a frequent and abundant access to milk and the means to make enough butter for them to eat by the mouthful?
@@IttlibawbisbHe probably meant: 1. He/She doesn't believe in cavemen and probably the whole prehistory thing or; 2. He/She tries ro explain the fact that most prehistoric human aren't really "caveman" since only those who found caves live in them, the rest live in trees, tents or inside anything they can find or make.
@@Ittlibawbisb I think it's pointing out how most humans were hunter gatherers and didn't really have permanent residence in caves. We have some Neanderthal flower burials in caves though and Homo sapiens and Denisovan cave art so meh.
I ate a stick of butter when I was 5. Day before breakfast with Santa. Made it through breakfast, onto Santa's lap, & vomited all over him. My dad has it on home video. This video is my nightmare.
I am by no means a doctor but watching someone eat RAW BRAIN gives me flashbacks on the time I stayed up till 3 a.m. researching different diseases you can get by eating different types of brain
In fact, eating raw brain is very dangerous. You can get a disease called Kuru disease. It is very rare and eating raw brains is one of the ways to get it. Is dangerous and you can easily get killed by it. Moral of the story: don’t be a zombie and cook your brains well
After watching Clue and a lady talk about eating monkey brain and seeing a bio horror movie about a plague that same week I also went down that rabbit hole. Basically anything from prions to aids or some new variant 😨🥶
Fun fact: We are wired to eat a more varied diet than this! It's hard for many people to eat LOTS of one thing, but easier to eat the same total amount of a mixture of things (like a plate full of meat vs a full plate of meat, vegetable, carbs). It's a similar phenomenon to the "dessert stomach".
@@GODSLITTLEMEOWMEOW Actually, if you look at Omnivore teeth, the canines are much longer and sharper. Even our closest living relatives, the Chimpanzees, eat about 90% vegetation and insects, not other animals, and their canines are a lot larger than ours. Just see how easily a Human can tear apart raw meat in comparison to a true Omnivore, like a Raccoon! :D It's also worth noting that Primates don't digest or process meat very well, especially compared to Omnivores. We metabolize cholesterol and vitamin A, specifically, quite a bit differently!
@@gothglamctually its very likely that chimpanzees and other apes use their large canines as sexual displays to attract females and intimidate smaller males. Hominid females never selected for large canines so we don’t have enlarged ones. However it IS science fact that ancient hominids including humans started out as pack persistence hunters, chasing down prey over long distances until they would eventually collapse from exhaustion. Thats why we have less hair and sweat glands all over our bodies, so we can keep cool without stopping, we are bipedal because it’s the best for a slow and steady pace instead of the sprint of prey or other four legged predators, additionally it allows us to keep out hands free, we can store fat in our bodies and even when faced with starvation our bodies will eat itself so we can continue to chase our prey. Plants dont run away. We are omnivores. Edit: humans also require vitamin b12 which is mainly found in meat, poultry, fish and dairy products.
Something I appreciate is that you bring nuance into your analysis. It's very easy to just go on a burn track, but taking the time to explicitly state that there are medical/cultural reasons for certain behaviors is a really caring show of foresight.
I mean, if it _were_ just an anti-vegan movement, that would still show that something is legitimately wrong with them. What point would they be trying to prove in such a case? Changing your entire diet to own the vegans? Lol
4-5 years ago there was a wave of extreme vegan influencers giving up veganism (mostlyraw ones or ones whop refused to take supplements) and talking about the affects it had on their heatlh, I feel like a similar wave will happen with these guys in a few years
@mellow_mallow6076 it was because they were on a raw vegan diet which is JUST FRUIT, so of course it made them ill 😂 interestingly enough a lot of them flip flopped to the carnivor diet which just shows that they are extreme people in general.
I guarantee it's because they weren't eating correctly. If you eat correctly you don't feel sick, I've been eating a primarily vegetarian diet since I was thirteen and I'm 27. But I grew up eating me obviously, since I started at 13. When I stopped eating meat I literally can't even tell you how much lighter my body feels...Honestly that makes a lot of sense. If you look at most animals, that eat primarily vegetation they have long digestive tracts to be able to get most of the nutrients they can out of vegetation. Carnivores tend to have extremely short digestive tracts be able to get the most out of meat. Are digestive tracts are actually pretty long, and if you look at our closest relatives monkeys the 96% vegetation, and the other 4% is primarily insects. It doesn't surprise me that people in the US though, don't understand this. (I'm from us) A big part of the reason we get incorrect information in relation to our diet, is because the meat and dairy lobby is a big part of who funds all those health organizations. I'm serious look up who funds Susan g Komen, who funds the American diabetes association, the American Cancer society.... I mean I literally could keep going there's just so much factual information that shows how bad it really is for us...😢 Not to mention the fact of the ethical part of it& the harm mass production agriculture does to our planet because of the way it is done.
My mom was actually put on a carnivore diet by a doctor and after a week she noticed bad things happening to her. We then went to another doctor and that doctor freaked out and said that my mom’s cells were dehydrated and her heart was having problems. She put my mom on a vegetarian and fruit diet and we fired the other doctor.
it can work for some people, bodies are different. My body was prescribed a carnivore diet after being unhealthy on a plant based one and I feel great@@mzbelle1314
@@mzbelle1314probably vested interests, greed and generally being arrogant assholes thst think their personal belief shoild trump their medical school knowledge
Because diets are not fancy lifestyle to brag on on the internet. It should suit your body composition and lifestyle. Aparently it just wasnt diet for your mother. We should listen to our bodies and best possibility is to keep diet versetile . Both animal products and plant based products like hunter gatherers been. Men who try to live primal just have no personality and want to be edgy and better than everyone.
As a med student who also works in the fitness industry i am speechless. I just completed a paper about the gut microbiome and it is SCIENTIFICAL CONSENS that we need to eat plants to be healthy and that ESPECIALLY MEAT is the slow killer in our wealthy western society. This makes me so sad
It's not the closest thing to legalize cannibalism, it is legalized cannibalism. You're literally cannibalizing a part of the human body, even though it's coming out after birth...🤢 It's almost like they don't understand that reason that other animals eat their placenta, it's so that it doesn't attract predators...🤦🏻♀️
I worked at a place that had fried chicken and the only seasoning only thing on it was actually salt, pepper and flour and a lady told me it was too spicy. I literally said "pepper is too spicy?" And she very enthusiastically went "yes! Pepper is too spicy! And the flour probably" and i freaking died
Also, it's not true for the most part. Only in the coldest climates did any humans completely live on meat, but in general humans have always been omnivores.
@@PixieoftheWood And also the age thing. Average lifespans are so low historically because of the massive number of dead infants. If you made it until like 3 you would probably live into your 50s.
Even societies that have to live off only meat, they ate the _entire_ animal. Bone marrow, organs, everything. Every part has different nutrients, so you can't just go to the butchers and ask for specific slices of ribs or thigh muscles only.
@@ShoulderMonster Very true. That was a point Doctor Mike brought up about the Inuit people. They ate only whales, cuz there's no plants where they live, but again they eat all the organs and tissue, so they were getting all their nutrients.
You should talk about the woman on tiktok that eats only fruits and sometimes vegetable in MASSIVE quantities. No meat, no seasoning. Imagine 2 whole watermelons, 20 apples, 6 oranges, 5 baked unseasoned potatoes and her motto is "Eat more and weigh less"
She’s insane. She touts being able to “eat more then most men she knows” but only because she needs to eat a stupid amount of low calorie/low satiating fruits and veg to be able to consume enough calories to survive.
It could be pretty interesting seeing a video on food waste, since it's mentioned so frequently in their food videos. Food waste for entertainment vs food waste for eating disorders or something. Like with people who have ARFID, they don't waste food as a way of being unappreciative, but then there's people who waste food on tiktok or youtube for shock value.
One of the most special most unique thing about humans is our ability to cook food. Seeing a man get very mad about how someone is cooking meat is a real reality check to the skull making me realize I may not be a crazy person
You see what they eat and decide they are insecure? Sounds like you need to break out of your delusional echo chamber sweetie. Try talk to real people.
11:30 Japanese person here, this made me think about one of my favorite foods, sashimi! It’s raw fish and it’s SO GOOD! With some sauce too? Amazing. But at least I put shoyu (soy sauce) on it most of the time…
as someone w/IBS who was forced onto keto at one point, the carnivore diet literally makes me shudder and check my toilet paper stock in genuine fear 😭
As a British person I want to be offended but yeah, a lot of my countrymen would claim mayo was too spicy and holy crap that was the most British looking man I’ve ever seen! 😂
I have a meme of Jared Kushner (Trump’s son in law) screaming “Let me be clear, YOGURT IS TOO SPICY!” And it makes me laugh like a hyena every time I look at it.
Yup. As a fellow british person I can agree that Its scary how british that man looked and I would love to argue about the spices but cant because of the "mayo too spicy" people🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve got a friend who is basically doing the carnivore diet non voluntarily, his entire system is kinda fucked up and is allergic to nearly everything, poor guy can’t process gluten, dairy, natural fructose and more. Food is meant to be a good experience so it’s so hard to understand why people put themselves through such a limited and sad diet willingly.
Your friend is one of the few people who benefit from a short term carnivore diet, though I'm sure he misses eating other things. He may have an elevated histamine reaction going right now, and once things in his body calm down, he may be able to start incorporating things back in.
Carnivore diet is infact technically a medically used Elemination diet thats used to find food allergies and intolerance. The only people who don't do well on it are people with lime disease, histamine intolerance and people who consume alot of fats (fats are good, but you are ment to be eating majority protein.) I had to do it because we had to find the foods that triggered my Hyperglycaemia episodes. People with colostomy bags and children with epilepsy are on something close to it with keto or ketovore diets. When done correctly it can help people. I did mine in conjunction with a doctor and I'm very happy to no longer be collapsing from tiredness from Hyperglycaemic episodes. Would I eat raw meat? No. But however eating more meat protein has helped me keep my sugars stable and has helped me feel fuller, less likely to graze on food all day (which is a problem when you are carb addicted - my problem was with eating fruit, I'd find myself grazing on it all day, thinking it was ok because it's healthy.... it wasn't.) allowing my to fast naturally and loose a bit of excess weight I have had trouble with since having my two kids. I think eating sticks of butter is ridiculous 😅 especially if you find out you're lactose intolerant (you find out very fast doing so) same for eating way too much fat when your body can't tolerate it. Do I miss fruit and vegetables? Yes. Do I miss feeling like I'm starving myself because of eating tons them? No. However I am healthier than I ever have been and I'm greatful for that. I may not live forever (who wants that anyway?) But I would like to live it pain, illness & diabetes free. This has allowed me to do that.
I love carnivore diet, I just can't afford it, never get tired of a good steak, or when I did carnivore for a few months I ate a lot of eye of round because it was cheap I'll do it again one day, but not strict like I did before, I'll eat mostly beef and the odd salad because I think salad is delicious, maybe I could make a dressing out of bacon grease and parmigiano reggiano and anchovies, or even just load the salad with tons of feta so it's creamy
@@sea.imagineering how long have you been eating carnivore? I did it for a few months and loved it but I got priced out because I'm poor, thinking about going back to heavily meat based
I'm surprised how he hasn't gotten food poisoning yet or something even worse. It's also pretty amusing that there's a tier called "the lion diet" considering that lions are obligate carnivores, meaning they don't eat vegetables purely because their bodies can't digest it. (also kind of funny that our ancestors did in fact eat root vegetables and berries way before agriculture was a thing)
@@raven_moonshine39 Yeah. It's always been more "gatherer-hunter", only recently we started eating more meat in general, and it started with the royals and the high bourgeois (knights, people inside the royal circles and high-ranking christian priests).
But any type of carnivore gets their vitamins from the contents of the intestines of their prey. They do need it, but that is also enough. Carnivores don't eat just clean meat. They eat all the organs and will get some bone as well, making it a very balanced meal for them.
@@plumdutchess Depends entirely on the carnivore. Most carnivores do NOT eat bone marrow. Also, carnivorous animals (especially the larger predators) need to eat much more meat in a day than any of these ‘carnivore’ humans. Lions need around 5-7 KG of meat. Also, there are vitamins you can’t get from meat. Vitamin C and E for example.
I have a colleague on this crappy carnivore diet who thinks that we, as human, can't digest any vegetables nor fruits. I think she dies a little when she see my meals, Wich are almost vegetarian (I hate the taste of meat but still eat some because I know it's good for me)
I watched one where it was a vegan survivalist and a meathead guy that disagreed with her views . Overtime she had kept her energy up and was doing good eating her leaves and berries, while he had no energy and felt like he was drying because he could not find anything to eat. She eventually found a frog and was so generous to actually bring it to him for him to eat even though it when against her values. They both came out with a new respect for one another. It was actually really endearing.
This is the perfect example of why their cavemen argument falls apart. Our ancestors COULDN'T eat meat constantly! That just wouldn't have been a reliable way to support the tribe.
Compromising your values of respect for sentient life because a full grown man decided to put himself in a situation where he refuses to nourish himself properly is anything but endearing. That’s weakness of character.
@@christinabellini537I have to disagree. Living by your own values is honorable. Forcing others to live by them, when they do not want to, is not. She didn’t compromise her values. She saw someone in need and helped them in a way they could accept. Absolutely he should have realized the error in his ways, but people won’t always do that. So she kept to her own values for herself, but allowed herself to branch out for the need of someone else. That’s compassion, not lacking integrity.
As an archaeologist who has studied neanderthal diet, which many of these people claim that they are following, it consisted mainly of plant-based patties filled with seeds, roots, nuts etc. They very rarely ate meat but when they did it was probably a lot of meat due to them hunting freaking mammoths.
I love learning this type of stuff.
Thank you for sharing.
Exactly!! And people are thinking they only eat meat all the time. Even wolves eat berries, it can go to 80% of ther diet in the hot sessions.
Not to mention how our ancestors had stronger jaws and teeth for cracking nuts.
Yes definitely! Foraging was generally easier and safer than hunting and foraged foods comprised most of early man's diet.
@@optillian4182 now, too much smoking and yummy yummy sugar!
The history nerd in me is screaming. One major theory as to how we were able to evolve as a civilization is because we are able to absorb more nutrients from our food if we denature the proteins a little first by cooking them
That and our brains run entirely on glucose. We get glucose from carbs - grains, starches, and fruits - and it was the implementation of farming that drastically boosted us into civilization. As our brains grew in size, we were able to make better tools to get the food which caused our brains to grow more (and on and on, it was a cycle of food-brain-tools). To further add to that, cooking food helps us digest it easier. Digestion takes soooo much energy, it's why cats sleep 18hrs a day, to conserve the energy necessary for digesting protein! My anthro professor would be screaming at these people.
@@mamazeta906that’s really interesting thanks for sharing… also I’m not lazy I’m just digesting protein 😅
@@mamazeta906 What did you expect? they're not exactly the sharpest tools in the shed.
@@mamazeta906 That theory leaves a hole, and hole is that there are hunter-gatherer societies that existed long after the development of agriculture with the same level of intellect as the rest of the human population. The Inuit did not practice agriculture and are equally intelligent as societies that did, etc etc. These cultures still had/have sustainable sources of glucose-containing foods through foraging.
But yes cooking is important, and also a lack of glucose is a very bad thing. I would not say agriculture is a major catalyst for human development, simply because that just leaves out a ton of indigenous cultures and unintentionally implies agricultural societies are superior, which is ethnocentrist to a degree. Agriculture does sustain population growth, that's pretty obvious, but I would say it's a leap to say that agriculture led to human development as a whole, given how our brain's evolution for the most part happened before the advent of crops.
The theories I've heard that make sense involve artistic development and invention spurring the growth of human intelligence, because the other hominid species that existed for a while, the neanderthals and denisovans, have less artifacts that show any signs of creativity. Tools, yes, but no instruments, and other artistic things found with early homo sapien settlements. And that before that, back when humanity was confined to Africa, primarily (but not entirely) coastal groups showed signs of earlier cultural development, pointing to seafood being a major factor in the expansion of human brain capacity, for as of yet unknown reasons.
Honestly that makes a lot of sense. Since our bodies aren't meant for meat technically speaking... If you look at most animals, that eat primarily vegetation they have long digestive tracts to be able to get most of the nutrients they can out of vegetation. Carnivores tend to have extremely short digestive tracts be able to get the most out of meat. Are digestive tracts are actually pretty long, and if you look at our closest relatives monkeys the 96% vegetation, and the other 4% is primarily insects.
It doesn't surprise me that people in the US though, don't understand this. (I'm from us)
A big part of the reason we get incorrect information in relation to our diet, is because the meat and dairy lobby is a big part of who funds all those health organizations. I'm serious look up who funds Susan g Komen, who funds the American diabetes association, the American Cancer society.... I mean I literally could keep going there's just so much factual information that shows that meat is actually bad for us....
But nature built us, with the intention of us not being able to cook our food I'm assuming. So it would make sense if cooking it does something to it, to make it at least not as bad...
as a dude studying microbiology, seeing that man eat raw brain multiple times makes me feel as if I'll contract the prion diseases from those brains myself
@Legal Name Here
- Creutzfeldt-Jakob enters the chat
I'd make a joke about Kuru but I'm worried it would make people laugh too hard.
100% fatal and prions are also basically indestructible
fellow microbiology studier, my immediate thought was yummy Creutzfeldt Jakob disease. Prions are not something to even mess with. I work with them regularly now but granted with a disease that hasn't been proven to infect humans (CWD) but I'm not about to FAAFO. The prion biohaz waste gets autoclaved for like 3 and a half hours. Granted, in the case of CWD, there's a lot of people that think it isn't real or was made in a lab lmao so I wouldn't be surprised if the response from these people was that prions aren't real or something.
Yum, mad cow on the go!!
What I find hilarious is the idea that herbs and spices irritate your gut, my roommate is Indian so we always have a fully stocked spice drawer and honestly since increasing how much turmeric I consume I feel great, not to mention a lot of Indian dishes are vegetarian so I've been feeling great with all those veggies lmao
Indian food is honestly amazing tasting and it's usually very nutritional. Obviously something like butter chicken skews more towards comfort food but lots of Indian dishes are basically veggies and beans in different spice-and-flavor-heavy sauces. It's amazing!
Let me room with you 😭🙏
I know this comment is a couple of months old but for anyone interested, Indian ayurvedic medicine is based on the concept that food is medicine and adjusts food and spices to treat ailments. Really interesting alternative medicine system, and western medicine is finally studying many of these herbs and spices and finding they *do* have clinically significant medicinal properties (such as turmeric)
I think spices can be irritating if you have IBS or other digestive issues, but otherwise, they're perfectly safe, and also holy shit your place must smell AMAZING with all these spices :o
@@user-pc6gw6xr8p with IBS it depends on which spices! Turmeric, which was my example, is very gentle and may reduce gut inflammation, with some studies suggesting it actually has benefits for those suffering with IBS and other gastrointestinal issues.
What scares me is that even Hannibal Lecter seasons and actually cooks his food, and he's a cannibal. a cannibal has more self respect than these people.💀
I don't mind eating his cooking even if already know it's a human.
@@rayhanmustakim7073 bruh????
@@rayhanmustakim7073 relatable
Mads Mikelsen as Hannibal. Hmmmm. I would eat his cooking
STOP BEING HORNY ON MAIN FOR THE CANNIBAL'S COOKING
As a nerd for wild cats, I get personally offended whenever people on the carnivore diet act as if lions, tigers, and other stereotypical large feline carnivores haven’t been documented eating grasses to aide with digestion. Domesticated house cats even do it. A little bit of fiber truly will do your body good; even just a little.
Actually every animal eats both meat and plants. Yes, herbivores eat more plants, but they can and will occasionally eat some meat if they have a chance, and carnivores can and will eat some plants. For both of them it's very useful and healthy.
And then there is these stupid people, trying to eat only one type of food.
Isn't there a popular theory that carnivores will specifically eat the stomachs of their prey for the fiber and sugars they consume?
@mif_sovremennosty Exactly! There are tons of videos and even research done on "herbivores" caught eating meat. Like that one video of the cow eating the snake or rabbits eating their own young. Nothing is black and white, especially in the animal world.
@cryptid-king It's been a while since I did some hardcore research, but I think it depends on how much meat is within the diet. Mountain lions will (sometimes) purposefully discard of the digestive track and go straight for the liver, the heart, etc, while bears will eat the digestive track of their prey (and the scat!) to have more plant-digesting bacteria in their stomach. I will do more research on that though, it sounds interesting! Like in the same branch of animals self-medicating.
Cats will eat all kinds of things, and I do believe they actually like the taste. I had one who loved fresh corn, and another who wouldn't leave me alone when I opened a bag of spinach. I've never seen them interested in nuts or legumes, but veggies are fair game for many.
hearing “fiber is destroying your gut” was like a slap in the face. I can’t believe people are so stupid
Man, I have chrohn's and there's a lot of vegetables I can't eat without dying inside, but that carnivore diet would probably do worse with all that grease jfc.
same i had to go back and check if i heard that correctly 😭
If breathing wasnt a instinct these people would choke to death.
Some disease n health issue could actually b caused by excessive fiber. So, nothing good comes with things out of the line, fiber n fat n protein n all of the nutrients human body needs. Personally, neither carnivore diet n vegan diet is good for human body.
Fiber is literally what helps keep your turds solid.
I remember when I was very young I had an obsession with T-rexes and would chomp down on hotdogs as if I was a dinosaur and call myself a 'carnivore' because of it. And I think that's better than the actual carnivore trend.
Did the same thing my man, same thing
I did the exact same, though instead of being a t Rex eating meat I was a brontosauraus eating the leave off of brocoli
The carnivore diet genuinely feels like it’s one big inside joke that I’m not in on
Same
Be thankful you’re not 😂
Thats because it probably is
My family believes in this bullshit sadly. They also have a lot of health issues like high cholesterol, diabetes, and bowel issues.
@@xenoven I pray that it is XD
As a person with irritable bowel, thinking my poops are SUSPICIOUSLY solid and healthy is something that goes through my mind more often than you'd think!
I have Crohns, i know how it is buddy stay strong
Random but I love it
Same 🩵
I wish I could have solid poops
Same 😭 the irony is that the only thing that helps is cutting out meat from my diet lmfao
The amount of people on the carnivore subreddit complaining about both liquid shits and constipation is enough evidence to suggest that humans do, in fact, need fiber in their diet😅
Pfft, how dare, real men don't eat their vegetables. >:(
Both?
@@allisond.46 Lack of Fiber can lead to both diarrhea and constipation, depends on how your body is breaking stuff down. Some people can flip flop between both especially if they have something like IBS.
That and these are also symptoms of food poisoning
Their caveman ancestors looking down on them after spending years and years foraging to strengthen their bloodline's genes: 👁️👄👁️
fun fact, even carnivore animals eat plants sometimes to help with digestion. if you have a cat or a dog and they have access to grass, you already know this because every time their poop is looking a bit too much like a puddle they'll eat that grass as if it is a delicious 5 star meal
'Eating the placenta can be a very sacred bonding experience between parent and child'
Pauly Long: *downs it like a shot while his son is crying*
I almost cried when he did that
Him eating placenta was a more effective form of birth control than a hysterectomy
Treated it like a very convenient free room service snack.
W. T. F? His wife and son are in the background… 🫥
The way I audibly gagged at that part
"have your poops been suspiciously solid and healthy" Funky is a multidimensional philosopher asking questions mankind desperately needs answers for
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ALREADY HEARTED?
Not even 1 min wow
genuinely JUST found you on a yahiamice video
Who are you
A moment from one of those carnivore videos that really stuck with me was this one guy saying that he stopped using soap and deodorant because "you stop smelling" when you stick to the carnivore diet. And I can't stop thinking about it...like...no, honey, I think you just stopped smelling YOURSELF and the people around you are too nice to tell you.
Especially since actual carnivores actually smell WORSE than herbivores. Especially their poop.
@@HeatherSchrivener-el2mxyeah, my dog always smells terrible. 😞
Oh that's.... That's disgusting....
@@HeatherSchrivener-el2mx yep, pure meat eaters smell absolutely repulsive
@@HeatherSchrivener-el2mx I can confirm this as someone who’s had dogs, cats and rabbits. The rabbits were by far the least smelly animal I’ve ever had.
As a person who struggles with a feeling of constant hunger, I think this video cured it. I will never wish to consume anything ever again.
Our early ancestors (before the agricultural revolution) absolutely ate plants. The majority of their diet consisted of roots, berries, fruit, seeds, nuts etc. I’m so sick and tired of these people twisting the truth to sell their lifestyle.
Fr, do they think people could afford to hunt constantly? Massive safety risk! What if the hunters all got stomped on by mammoths and left their kids/elders/pregnant women with no food? They supplemented their diet with icky uncool herbivore food.
Also, we started the agricultural revolution BECAUSE we ate plants...not the other way around 💀
Right, and human civilization was only able to become what it is because of agriculture 🤦🏻♂️
We've also cooked our meals for literally hundreds of thousands of years at this point. Eating cooked food is a thing that outlives the modern homo sapiens.
@@veryde_3356 Yes, the ability to prepare and cook food ahead of time is literally what helped humanity and its ancestors surpass the other species on earth.
Cooking food increases the amount of nutrients you get from it, and extends its "shelf life", if you can call it that when referring to pre-agricultural humanity. That means that humans can intake nutrients more efficiently, and, critically, it means that humans can take food with them without it spoiling immediately and establish reserves. This grants humans the ability to live through extended periods of food rarity, simply by having stocks of food made non-perishable by cooking it.
And that's only the logistical side of it. I'm not even going to get into the fact that evolution has done its thing by now, meaning that while humans can consume raw meat every once in a while, our metabolisms will start rioting if it's the only thing we eat. We simply are not made to subsist on only raw meat, it's one of our features as a species. I'd argue that these people suffer from some form of malnourishment, simply because our brains have grown to such a size over thousands of years, that we now rely on our more efficient ways of nutrient intake to Not Die.
In summary, the idea of "returning to your roots" by consuming only raw meat is asinine in a best-case scenario, and outright dangerous in the worst case.
Do these people just straight up deny what the best guess for why we have wisdom teeth and why we no longer need or have room for them
I grew up on the mexican coast and naturally grew up eating and cooking a lot of seafood. I cannot stress this enough: Raw octopus can be a choking hazard since you haven't actually closed up the suckers. Not to mention the bacteria and parasites.
wasn't there a case of a girl who went to eat raw tentacles and they were still "moving" and stuck to her face?
@@kate_altomg that case made me so scared to ever eat octopus no matter how cooked it would be😭
@@zoe.kg09I remember the video, honestly stopped eating octopus after that
. I'm scarred for life
@@zoe.kg09 well at least you quit supporting octopus hunting /j
@@kate_alt Actually that was a live octopus, that was just a whole video of animal torture where she sat and did awful things like skinning them alive and eating them alive
If that guy did wake up with a horses head under his pillow, I'm sure he'd appreciate the free meal. 💀
lMFAO
Lmao i was thinking the same. He’d probably just enjoy the fresh meat, so maybe it should be an expired horse head
Imma leave a seasoned artichoke under his pillow.
Should’ve left spices under his pillow 💀
@@dynogamergurl you think expiration would stop him?
8:21 ok but butter is an agricultural product, Neanderthals didn’t milk animals at first
This is actually such a good point
I GAGGED legitimately at him eating the placenta. I don't know if it was the mug or the Activity CRYING CHILD.
The way he went to prove a point to his haters and followers minutes after his CHILD was born is insane 🥲
The way I’ve been saying no so many times to just the sentence of that 💀🧐
The child was crying because he discovered who his father was.
...Just hearing the description instantly made me skip forward about 30sec. Sorry,wanted to keep my dinner 🤐
I imagined that one of the nurse would look up at a glance to see his reaction only to him holding his phone and The *cup* and watch in mounting horror as he raises it to his mouth pour, chew, then swallow.
Edit: wait did he take his shirt off for the video or did he come to the hospital shirtless? Either way he should have a shirt on
When you mentioned the lack of spices, I knew it would have a lot of saltine siblings
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Leave it to white people to not use the stuff they destabilize the entirety of the tropics kingdoms and cultures for.
SALTINE SIBLINGS 😂😂
as a Mexican that is more pale then the snow i try to fight the good fights for the spices
Dang💀
These guys are gonna invent new gastrointestinal issues we didnt know were possible
what a way to get into the history books, to have an illness named after you lol
I did keto years ago and I STILL have GI issues from it. I still can’t eat certain fruits because they hurt my stomach so much now
Gonna invent new diseases
Nah, they’ll rediscover issues that our species beat before written language
Which I personally think is even worse
They'll rediscover scurvy and kidney stones for a first and maybe prions if they were extra naughty
8:40 'take a small cookie sheet this is smaller than a normal cookie sheet' **gasp** NO, REALLY!?!??!!?!
Hmm the floor here is made out of floor
my sister has a BA in archeology and she told me that during the stone age people didnt really eat that much meat. they mostly ate fruits and nuts, and VEGETABLESSSSSSS
also they didnt eat butter as a stick
they were legit nomads that would move to the next location based on the fruits/veggies/etc. that were in season in that area
Don't go bringing facts or common sense into this debate it is clear that the won't pay attention 😅 I suspect that this is some sort of retaliation to their perception of vegans and a strong desire for internet clout
yeah we just hunted mammoths for fun isn’t it
@@jozlingandara191 some were more sedentary but usually because of easy access to food....typically forest berries, fish or other delectable treats (it should be noted the habits did vary quite a lot between areas, and no they sure didnt eat that fish raw XD )
my mom has alpha-gal syndrome, which means she’s allergic to all mammal meat. my dad’s family is REALLY into meat, so they give her so much shit for her for not eating it, as if she has a choice???
That's disgusting, she literally doesn't have a choice and it's a medical condition. I once was going to have a friend over when living with my grandparents and my friend can't eat pork or pig meat because of a medical condition so I let my grandma know not to prepare pork. They then later crapped on my friend saying "I've never heard of someone who couldn't eat pork. Your friend just hasn't had it prepared the right way and just doesn't like it." I was really angry and still am because it's not that he doesn't like it, in fact he likes meatballs and stuff, but he can't eat it because it causes medical issues for him. He was told by a doctor that he can't eat it.
@@Juzokinnie
"I've never heard of it so it's not real" is one of the most dangerous thoughts when it comes to medical issues. Sorry your grandparents were so rude about it.
That really sucks, sorry to your mom but I gotta say; alpha-gal syndrome sounds like the new Girlboss 💀
@@Zeffer32the girlboss to Andrew Tate (male wife) (I’m so sorry)
Ironically enough, there is increasing evidence that alpha-gal syndrome is acquired from tick bites specifically from the lone star tick. Lone star as in Texas, you know the South, where BBQ and brisket are very common things people eat there... If your relatives giving your poor mom shit care that much about meat, you better tell em that they could also get alpha-gal syndrome if they live in an area where the lone star tick or ticks in general are (it's associated with the lone star tick but other species of tick haven't been ruled out and could cause AGS but we're not entirely sure yet) so they better watch out lol.
The fact that people r saying no to seasonings and spices makes me want to go up to them and tell them to apologize to their ancestors
Spices are really bad for you.
If that British guy doesn't drink tea...
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE DIED SO THAT YOU GOT TEA MATE? GIOER!
Make them do the cinnamon challenge til they say they are sorry.
ew its british people...
Yeah, they DIED eating who knows what to find the most edible and tasty things just for you to shove it way? shame. on. you.
5:37 had me cackling the "hÜĤ" 😭😭
A few years ago, a college of mine went full carnivore after finding out I'm a vegetarian for over 20 years (to...mock me I suppose?)
And the mf got full-blown Scurvy
We talk like a pirate to him now
LMFAO I'd love to see proof of that ...or it didn't happon.
@@tobaboba-tx4li Wwww butt hurt much. Pity ... and your right I got the freedom to be rude
@@tobaboba-tx4li thanks 😊
It’s perfectly normal to doubt the word of somebody else y’all. The point he was trying to make is that there’s a lot of made up stories. But just because a story is made up don’t mean it ain’t funny. He was probably just asking for a little more information on the story.
@@Waffledwarrior I get that, just a bit surprised at the way it's asked, I honestly don't have hard evidence unless I ask my colleague for his health records to prove a online stranger the legitimacy of just a personal story that happened to me that's somewhat relevant to the original video
"i honestly think consuming actual crack would be healthier for you than this" i'm not gonna lie, i agree with you wholeheartedly and i work in medicine lmao
Crack is unlikely to give you parasites, for one.
Can you explain why
@@huskyland1259i would assume??? idfk anything but the fat and how it could clog ur arteries
@@huskyland1259 Butter is practically just fat, specifically saturated fat. That's why it tastes so good. It's really bad for you in quantities like this as it raises your cholesterol and so can clog up your arteries by forming plaques of cholesterol.
Eating some butter is normal, eating whole sticks "as a snack" is absurd, eating entire baking pans full is insanity.
@@treeabooanimal fat tastes good because the fatty acids and fat soluble vitamins are essential for your body to function. plant oils are useless even contain harmful fatty acids. humanity has been so brainwashed that people think of essential nutrients as if it were an immoral vice to be avoided. how can the natural diet of an animal be the death of it? a goose will get liver disease if fed corn but not what it's designed to.
Humanity: *uses herbs and plants for millennias in medicine*
British guy: plants kill you, bruv
someone kill me i read that last sentence in a british voice 😭😭
dw we arent all like that 😔😔
Maybe but we'll never know
Whilst he starts smoking a pack of ciggys
Well the British kinda do have a reputation, at least historically, for fvcking over all of humanity.
9:3 reminded me of a joke from the Amazing World of Gumball. Gumball was giving someone a discusting drink to get them mad at him, so they spat it out and asked, "What is this?!" "This is a meat shake, a shake made out of meat. You leik?" I love that show.
Travelling circuses occasionally had so called "geeks" as a sideshow attraction. These Geeks would do outrageously disgusting things like eating raw chicken in front of the paying audience. I find it fascinating beyond belief that this tradition has a comeback on modern social media.
history truly does repeat itself my friend
In the words of Grian: "history doesn't repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme."
The geeks were often disabled people who were starved for long periods of time and then given the live chicken, so that they could be forced to eat it
@@adrienneczerni6516 Well, the modern ones do it voluntarily so ... progress? I guess?
that is the dumbest but smartest thing ive ever heard
As someone who did basic home economics and higher biology in school, it's honestly exhausting how stupid these people can be.
Having even basic knowledge about how your body reacts to macro and micronutrients, and their purposes in the body, makes listening to these "carnivores" so annoying because of how confidently wrong they are.
I wish I could explain this to my family.
It doesn’t help that there are quite a number of alleged doctors on the internet who promote this kind of stuff while saying things like, “this is what mainstream doctors don’t want you know about dieting.” All the while talking about how supposedly mainstream doctors and science want to silence them.
Fellas, scientists or dietitians rejecting someone’s stances on health is usually a 🚩
I have taken like two biology classes in my life and one was in middle school and even I know that there's no way in shit you can get all the macro and micro nutrients you need from just meat. Like we do NEED some amount of carbs. It's our bodies main energy source. Not to mention I have heard the absolute horror that comes from not injecting ANY fiber.
How these people don’t have serious gallbladder issues is beyond me
These guys remind me of James Salisbury in the modern day 😂😂
I was on the carnivore diet for 3 months a couple years ago because I was having so many bad reactions to food.
Pros: more energy, lost weight, helped my autoimmune issues, got really good at knowing how to prepare meat.
Cons: CHRONICALLY CONSTIPATED FOR A YEAR
- DO NOT RECOMMEND EAT YOUR GREENS YALL NEED FIBER
Nah you don't, just eat more fat dalring
@@M4rcLLThat's literally not how it works 😭 Fat makes the issue worse, it's harder for the body to break down
@@Rose_tea Interesting how it fixed everything for me, and fibre just made things worse
@@M4rcLL That's anecdotal evidence. I'm glad it worked for you, but to the average individual it will either have no effect or worsen the issue. You may have an abnormality with your gut, like allergies or IBS that makes you have an adverse reaction to fibre. That's a discussion I recommend having with your doctor, as this is an extreme diet that should be approved by a medical professional. I'd also say you may want a doctor to monitor your cholesterol levels if you follow this diet for long periods of time.
@@Rose_tea I'm not that scared;) and it works for most people, try it
3:19 Don't worry, we forgive you. He looks like a British chav, just needs the black puffy jacket and Adidas sweatpants. 🇬🇧💕
Gotta meet me wife Susan
On the topic of white people hating seasonings: I went to a local bagel place here in KY, got a breakfast sandwich, and had to add "salt & pepper" to my order since they don't season the eggs. The cashier got so excited I did, and then proceeded to tell me they used to season all the eggs, until a bunch of old white people complained that pepper was too spicy. 💀
Well yeah? Pepper sucks if you don't like pepper, I don't like pepper and am physically repulsed when people load it into pies, over meat, salads ECT.. I just can't eat it. Other spices are fine but pepper is disgusting.
When you're ordering eggs it should be optional as there's no real reason they should, by default, add pepper to eggs.
Honestly IDK where you're going that doesn't have two shakers of pepper and salt on the table waiting for you.
There are a lot of places that have stopped seasoning eggs because of things like blood pressure issues of their customers. It really sucks =*(
@@czerniana If its salt and/or pepper, really you can just add your own. I don't see the big sadness in just.. adding it after its warmed? Take it home, sprinkle some atop, done.
If its cakes and stuff that needs salt cooked in thats different. But really.. eggs, bacon, chips.. all that, just customize it to your fitting.
@@esterbun9356 It tastes different when added after is all. *shrug*
No, it does not suck. For people with high blood pressure it‘s better to not eat salt and some people might not like pepper. Most restaurants have salt and pepper or sauces at the table, so every customer can choose.
I love how FunkyFrog makes fun of these influencers while also acknowledging that different cultures also eat raw meat and things that are considered questionable in western countrys.
For me it's more about how restrictive it is. And not that it includes raw meat
I see you ignore the part where they said they were doing it by actually preparing to meet with herbs and spices, to be enjoyed. Not raw and playing to be suffered through and bragged about.
yeah with seasoning , spices , and side dishes like bread ...
please dont put ACTUAL culture and cooking with fucking tiktok influencer carnivores ...
luke is right don't ignore the culture and seasoning what the fuck
In Fiji we have coconda(kokonda) raw fish and sea mussels with coconut milk,onion and other thing but it is delicious!!!!with cassava/tapioca or taro...so good
i feel like the difference between cultures who eat raw meat and the tiktokers is that different cultures have different yummy spice mixes that they add to the meats, and the tiktokers don't add any seasonings... yucky!
I damn near screamed when I saw the clip of the guy eating raw brain. Like, sir, THAT is how you get prion disease, which are arguably some of the most terrifying diseases known to us.
Well tbf he has to get his brains from somewhere since they're not up in his fuckin head that's for sure
What is prion disease?
@@DisgruntledSheepprions are misfolded proteins in your brain that cause healthy proteins to also warp and basically cause holes to form inside your brain. Mad cow is caused by a type of prion
@@DisgruntledSheepprion disease is basically mad cow. It’s a misfolded protein that misfolds your own proteins and triggers cellular death
@@DisgruntledSheep Prion diseases are transmissible, untreatable, and fatal brain diseases of mammals, but i dont know much so i might be wrong or mentioning the symptoms of a different kind of disease
“This guy is gonna wake up to a horse’s head tucked underneath his pillow” bro that’s just lunch for him
“We only need meat!!”
Meanwhile some 50% sailors in the 1750’s were dying from scurvy, and fruit was treated like medicine
Actually, it was jerky they ate that got rid of scurvy.
@@meikahidenori No they didn’t, they needed to add vitamin c to their diet- that’s why they ate citrus, drank lime juice, and ate other things like sauerkraut .
Lime juice was the most common method as it was easier to store and wouldn’t go bad nearly as quickly, they even added lime juice to their alcohol thinking it would help.
@@KirikoOnly This is how British sailors got the nick name "Limeys".
@@TalesOfWar exactly✨
@@meikahidenoripirates are Hard tac which was basically A cinder block Cracker
my irrational fear of prion disesases getting more and more rational
I started internally screaming about kuru and prions when he ate the brain wondering if it was a cow Brain😭
I would say it is a fully rational fear, based on these people
I don’t even let that word be spoken around me or in my house 😅😅
imagine when they eat raw fish and chicken which has high risk of parasites.
I feel like if he woke up to a horse's head tucked under a pillow he'd just think it was breakfast in bed.
"Mmmmmmm horse head 😋"
El Padrino moment
2:24 Tell Asians to cut out seasonings, they cut you out instead
As someone who is born chinese, absolutely
As Malay person, yes, itu sangat benar (it’s very true)
Yuppp😂😂😂
I met someone who is a ‘carnivore’ and I told them I was vegetarian and they were outraged with all these questions and when they asked why, I said ‘meat makes me sick’ and then they said vegetarianism is a ‘government conspiracy’ 🙃
Omfg im so sorry. I honestly like- dont care what ppl eat as long as it isn’t making them unhealthy, but saying “vegetarians are a government conspiracy” is really pushing on me to take all the meat out of my fridge out of spite… though that would rlly be wasteful so yeah 😅😂💀
There are ppl who have a hard time tolerating meat! Meat is good for you.
It's true though. As a vegan I have meetings with the world's governments every month to discuss our plans to take over the world. Aren't you invited to those? Seems like an oversight in administration. Every vegan and vegetarian should be invited to the inner circle.
@@jbird4478Seems like a massive problem in the Vegan Takeover Organisation,maybe get working on that
@@jbird4478i am pesc so i met only mayor of the town i live in
Imagine being that guy’s wife, you just spent *hours* in the hospital and are finally holding your newborn son in your arms and you look over to see your husband *on TikTok, eating your placenta*
Divorce waiting to happen
I wish there was a emoji that made the face I just did.
Dude I almost threw up why is he doing that 😭😭😭
😧!
@@Halfcrow676for some reason you commenting abt throwing up was the revelation that has gotten me to near retching while rewatching this froggy vid for the millionth time
"your ancestors conquered a quarter of the earth for those spices you better fucking use them" that sent me to the ground
My ancestors fucking worked their ass off farming and foraging spices, I absolutely will use them
it’s golden lol
Funkyfrog, the way you set up your videos reminds me so much of the theater/forensic kids from high school and tournaments. This is a compliment although it doesn’t sound like it 🤣but I loved going to tournaments and you would definitely placed first in OO or the news one ( I have googled and googled and I cannot for the life of me remember what the event was called) I think you’re so talented and beautiful person inside and out. Thank you for such quality content.
Generally i'm not very affected by what people typically consider gross but watching a man CHUG a probably STILL WARM PLACENTA made me reflect on just how happy i am that i ended up as the person i know today. Possibly the worst thing ive seen in years. I think i will emerge a different person
Oh no I haven’t seen this part yet I am going to vomit lol
All I can think of is how his wife manages to still kiss him after that, his breath must be 🤢
See, I doubt it was the actual placenta, as it is about the size of a dinner plate and I doubt it would fit in a mug.... Aaaaaand I went to the original video, and it seems to me like the dude's eating some amniotic sac and some blood clots at most, reminds me of a scene in This Is Going To Hurt
The baby could be heard crying.
same, i never ever have a gag reflex to things i see but that nearly made me vomit, i had to skip the rest of that segment
Never wanted to cry more than now.
Same-
same here
Cry nah fam I wanted to die
I’m with you brother
o7
"Some people eat meat raw"
do they not realize that there could be parasites.. 😨
Of course not. The mentality they have is "nothing bad has happened yet so nothing bad could possibly happen"
especially meat from a factory. usa has zero standards for food regulations. theres plastic in our cheese ffs. This isnt japan where you can buy sushi grade salmon and eat it out of the package.
In South Africa we have something called boltong. It's really good. The meat (specifically beef cuts) are soaked in vinegar and an assortment of spices until it's basically cooked and then it's hung up in a space where no insects and stuff can get to it until it's dry... Its really good... But hurts your teeth if you eat too much (it can be a lil chewy and gets stuck in your teeth)
Most meats are usually fine for parasites (Usually Not always, recommend cooking) , However Raw Pork and Chicken are probably the two most notably Dangers of eating raw meat , Chicken is well known with food poisoning from salmonella ,
While Pork Sometimes contains (Actual Parasites ) Leading to Trichinosis. So yeah the Mentality is stupid , with a bit of research they could learn how bad for their health eating certain raw meats
@@Grae_Jordy That generally sounds really good , and pictures online makes its look even better , best food item in the entire video ngl .
My worry as a healthcare professional is that some people have to switch to these diets for various reasons and its these clout chasing tiktok creators that cause these diets to be viewed as unhealthy to the masses. That's why most reputable diets tell you to consult a dietitian and primary care provider (which will usually order blood work) before starting a diet.
Seeing people eat a whole stick of butter is rubbing me the wrong way
I'm assuming, not rubbing with spices either
fr, it’s so rich I can’t imagine eating that all and not being sick :,0
seeing someone bite into it has physically pained me
I seriously wanted to gag, like I don’t want to fully judge people, the idea of it really freaks me out
The shudder I felt when they just bit into it like it was a fucking apple- I can't. I physically felt myself gag trying to imagine that
Hey, thank you so freaking much for specifically mentioning that some disabled folks will benefit from weird ass diets. I was on keto for my seizures for like four or five years, and is2fg I will never understand why someone would do that to themselves willingly if they absolutely didn't have to.
eta: also congrats on the sponsor, we did it joe
Hell yeah for disabled people thriving on weird ass diets. I raise a glass to you all.
yes!!! i have endometriosis induced IBS and i have to eat a high ass fiber and anti inflammatory diet and cant have any mammal meat or ill Regret being born. weird diets arent fun but they do work miracles for those who need it
As someone who can’t have dairy or gluten, but is taking immune shots to reintroduce citrus, tomato, grapes and peanuts, I do in fact go to parties and eat the unripe bananas yum yum, the delicious flavor of social isolation
As someone who has eating disorders, this is literally orthorexia ('an obsession with eating foods that one considers healthy.
a medical condition in which the sufferer systematically avoids specific foods that they believe to be harmful.')
8:41 “take a small cookie sheet, it’s smaller than a regular cookie sheet” oh really now??
Lol
As a British person I find it ironic we are basically allergic to spices yet cover food in hot mustard and horseradish sauce
mustard just hits different ngl. Joking aside though I think spices and flavour are finally making a return after the years of rationing which is nice. Now that peoples primary way of learning to cook isn't just from their parents.
im texan but i can seriously relate on the horseradish and hot mustard. especially wasabi, too. i need my condiments to try and kill me just to feel something
yall tried to colonize half the world for spices you dont even use
Now come on we did create chicken tikka masala, we used some of the spices 😂
Imagine if we put 100 vegans and 100 carnivores in a giant forest just to see who makes it out alive.
I highly doubt 100 vegans know what is and is not edible in a forest. Just because something is a leaf or berry doesn’t mean you can safely eat it. I also highly doubt 100 carnivores are capable of making snares or weapons to hunt. So probably no body comes out alive.
theres actually a show where they throw survivalists deep in the woods and in every season they all accidentally eat plant based for the first chunk of time because it's easier to forage for berries and mushrooms than to successfully catch and kill animals
omg yessssss 💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻
the carnivores would go full pred mode and eat the vegans
Those vegans will eat the carnivores 👀
seeing the guy just rawdogging that butter taking a huge ass bite out of it almost gave me an aneurysm
that's because you are on a grain centric diet. anyone who is fat adapted can't imagine eating more than a bite of rice.
@@Nikwunuyes, like a normal person
Lol what? Fat adapted? All people are fat adapted, if we weren't, no one could consume any fat. You can be so much better: more precise and wholesome and enjoyable with your nutrition than raw-dogging butter. But hey if you're so primitive that eating a stick of butter is the most efficient way for you to get nutrition, have at 'er. Personally, I like to use my butter to help assimilate the huge variety of fat soluble nutrients found in other, more wholesome foods.@@Nikwunu
@@Nikwunu if ur body is that weak to a type of grass, you need to get good.
@@Nikwunuayy, an American Psycho profile, you just keep winning
2:01 I'm sorry, is that an actual reason they're using??? Have they never heard the phrase hunter/ _gatherer_ society?!?! What do they think our ancestors were GATHERING!?!?
our ancestors were gathering STEAK 🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩 y'know the uhhh naturally growing steak that you can find growing in the dirt :) 🩷 like minecraft mob farms
@@worlds2ndbestlawyer I have a whole garden of steaks growing! They’re almost ripe enough to eat soon! ☺️
@@SigmateheSign me up for Thanksgiving!
@@mukundsadasivan6872 Will do! ☺️
Gathering more *MEAT* I guess
Im shocked I haven't seen anyone concerned about tapeworms yet. Seriously, one of the most common ways to get them is through uncooked meat.
that and also the prion diseases you could get from eating brain. prions are scary shit, you don't wanna fuck around with that
All fun and games until bear meat
i think that one testicle king guy actually did - dude did a PARASITE CLEANSE and his eye was horribly swollen the next day. you can't even make this stuff up :')
@@mcbeeftarts why and how did his eye get swollen from a "parasite cleanse"? What in the world did he do 😭
@@danielthecake8617 yaaay roundworms
I remember when I first saw people doing a carnivore diet to piss off vegans and vegetarians and ended up with scurvy
Now that I think of it I think I've seen more people hating on people with plant based diets claiming they're pushy than I've seen people with plant based diets being pushy
if they're gonna be that stupid let them get scurvy lol
I've seen one pushy vegan. *One*
pushy and radical vegans definitely do exist, and its definitely more than one or two
that said, dont think im siding with this all meat raw diet crowd either. theyre also clearly off their rockers
I've met a handful of pushy vegans however is wasn't their diet they were pushy about, it was all pushing animal rights. One, who in person was a great person, I had to hide everything on social media because she'd post the most graphic animal abuse videos to make her point. Don't do that people
@@hannahleigh6152 I had comepletely forgotten about that vegan teacher when i wrote this comment
My dad started this diet over a year ago and it’s been hell for everyone. He started leaving raw liver out on the counter and refuses to eat anything my nana cooks. He ends up making his own food. We had to stop sending him to get groceries cause he would only buy meat and eggs and stuff and nothing else. He keeps trying to force the diet on us and it really hurts. Everyday he keeps sending me videos of the “liverking” guy on TikTok and trying to convince me to do the diet. I may not like a lot of veggies but eating like him is just a death sentence. He won’t even eat out at restaurants without bringing up how unhealthy the food is. Safe to say I hate this diet with a burning passion…
Dang, I am so sorry you have to deal with that. I hope your dad realizes this diet is unhealthy.
Your dad sounds like he’s going through a mid life crisis
I’m sorry that this is happening to you. Diets like these can easily warp people’s minds and common senses. I hope your dad gets some sense soon.
Your dad shouldn’t force his life style onto other people, just reason with him.
Man, is your family at least eating the way they want?
7:42 i have empaphlbia and i just gaged and threw myself into a panic attack because i thought i was gonna vomit from seeing that- 😭😭
As someone with a lot of health conditions, I've learned to be suspicious of any diet or treatment that claims to treat all medical conditions.
Panacea is the promise of the snake-oil salesman
For real. There is no such thing as a "cure all".
The only thing that can cure all is salt and smoke
I eat nothing but uranium. I have no health issues and I glow in the dark
"Looks like a tomato grew legs and suffered through an anime training arc"
Your insults would make Shakespeare cackle
shakespeare: hold on I gotta look something up
[“what is anime”]
shakespeare: ok this is funny
Cooking food is THE REASON humans were able to evolve such large brains.
Also fiber is HELPING your gut. Fiber reduces risk of colon cancer.
Once I hit my 30s, I realized the importance of getting enough fiber into my diet. Now in my 40s, it is my best friend. I also have ulcerative colitis. If I ate nothing but meat, I'd be miserable every second of every day.
thought the theory it was fishing /coastal scavenging that gave us enough energie to develop bigger brains and gave us the time to do other things because what good is a big brains if u got nothing to use it on than later when we made/developt spears traps and what not did we go rule the world
Your brain cells run on glucose and can't store it. These guys' brains are absolutely starving.
fiber send me to the hospital i stop having problem when i stop eating the raisin mueslix cereal the doctor recommended me for meat and butter that butter my colon and have normal poop now .fiber made a brick in my stomach i can't digest it at all i get very sick and recently develop multiped allergies i can not eat the majority of fruit or vegetable anymore.im oblige to have 2 epi pen in my bag always
@@bkbff on carnivore ? there natural sugar in milk people on carnivore eat all animal product including honey /sugary vomit delight ;)
12:17 I don’t tend to get physical ick very easily, but watching that man down a raw fresh human placenta actually made me gag and have to pause the video
That. Has never happened to me before. Usually I can contain my disgust to comical fake gagging sounds, but to physically feel my gorge rise was legitimately terrifying
And the fact that the man would probably be proud of inciting that reaction
Adds to the discomfort
Kudos to you for being able to find these videos and edit them without curling up into a badger’s den and letting the earth reclaim you
"I only eat what our ancestors ate!"
You think if a caveman saw a cupcake that he wouldn't eat it?
Uh no, he wouldn't . He'd be like "ew, wtf is that thing? That's the weirdest looking flower I've ever seen!" but in caveman words of course.
@@UmongusSussehFrussehprobably would attempt to investigate and would put at least part of it in his mouth
Or wait to see if an animal ate it. Cause that’s how people figured out what was edible (most times)
@@Ax-xo4ux Oh god, I hope they didn't try "put at least part of it in his mouth" on brown recluse spiders and poison dart frogs.
@@UmongusSussehFrussehWell... french people do eat snail and frog so they had to figure it out at some point?
@@UmongusSussehFrussehyou can eat poison frogs... look it up...
I have never been so disturbed by someone eating a meat. And I'm a Mongolian, at least 70% of our diet is meat and dairy products made from milk.
My father just saw glimpse of this guy eating and looked so disgusted lol.
I love mongolian culture,would love to visit soon but AT LEAST YOU COOK THE MEAT.. half of these people are just straight up eating raw meat
I mean at least you COOK your fucking food
@@cauliflour5491it’s also like good food if I’m going to be constipated I want it to taste good
I‘m half kazakh and I‘m so disgusted rn 😭😟
Ngl bro i really hope your dairy products are made from milk otherwise i dont know what they are
/s
So, let me get this straight, these people believed that cavemen that didn't forage, didn't plant and didn't cook... Somehow had a frequent and abundant access to milk and the means to make enough butter for them to eat by the mouthful?
No such thing as cavemen
@@Mark-ho6tn??? Wdym?
@@IttlibawbisbHe probably meant:
1. He/She doesn't believe in cavemen and probably the whole prehistory thing or;
2. He/She tries ro explain the fact that most prehistoric human aren't really "caveman" since only those who found caves live in them, the rest live in trees, tents or inside anything they can find or make.
@@Ittlibawbisb I think it's pointing out how most humans were hunter gatherers and didn't really have permanent residence in caves. We have some Neanderthal flower burials in caves though and Homo sapiens and Denisovan cave art so meh.
Yes
I ate a stick of butter when I was 5. Day before breakfast with Santa. Made it through breakfast, onto Santa's lap, & vomited all over him. My dad has it on home video. This video is my nightmare.
I am by no means a doctor but watching someone eat RAW BRAIN gives me flashbacks on the time I stayed up till 3 a.m. researching different diseases you can get by eating different types of brain
prion disease is spooky
You can contract a parasite from raw pork
Yeah.......
In fact, eating raw brain is very dangerous. You can get a disease called Kuru disease. It is very rare and eating raw brains is one of the ways to get it. Is dangerous and you can easily get killed by it.
Moral of the story: don’t be a zombie and cook your brains well
After watching Clue and a lady talk about eating monkey brain and seeing a bio horror movie about a plague that same week I also went down that rabbit hole.
Basically anything from prions to aids or some new variant 😨🥶
Fun fact: We are wired to eat a more varied diet than this! It's hard for many people to eat LOTS of one thing, but easier to eat the same total amount of a mixture of things (like a plate full of meat vs a full plate of meat, vegetable, carbs). It's a similar phenomenon to the "dessert stomach".
Exactly the way our teeth proves that, we both have flat molar teeth which are too chew up plants and sharp teeth to tear away meat from the bone,
@@GODSLITTLEMEOWMEOW Actually, if you look at Omnivore teeth, the canines are much longer and sharper. Even our closest living relatives, the Chimpanzees, eat about 90% vegetation and insects, not other animals, and their canines are a lot larger than ours. Just see how easily a Human can tear apart raw meat in comparison to a true Omnivore, like a Raccoon! :D
It's also worth noting that Primates don't digest or process meat very well, especially compared to Omnivores. We metabolize cholesterol and vitamin A, specifically, quite a bit differently!
NO DONT TELL THEM THAT THEYLL START EATING HUMANS NEXT
@@gothglamctually its very likely that chimpanzees and other apes use their large canines as sexual displays to attract females and intimidate smaller males. Hominid females never selected for large canines so we don’t have enlarged ones. However it IS science fact that ancient hominids including humans started out as pack persistence hunters, chasing down prey over long distances until they would eventually collapse from exhaustion. Thats why we have less hair and sweat glands all over our bodies, so we can keep cool without stopping, we are bipedal because it’s the best for a slow and steady pace instead of the sprint of prey or other four legged predators, additionally it allows us to keep out hands free, we can store fat in our bodies and even when faced with starvation our bodies will eat itself so we can continue to chase our prey. Plants dont run away. We are omnivores.
Edit: humans also require vitamin b12 which is mainly found in meat, poultry, fish and dairy products.
@@Tony-ke2fs Yummy humans 😋
“Your ancestors… conquered, a QUARTER of the EARTH for those spices…”
*”You better f*cking use them”*
Something I appreciate is that you bring nuance into your analysis. It's very easy to just go on a burn track, but taking the time to explicitly state that there are medical/cultural reasons for certain behaviors is a really caring show of foresight.
When I was first hearing about this, I thought it was just the anti-vegan movement, but there is something legitimately wrong with these folks.
I mean, if it _were_ just an anti-vegan movement, that would still show that something is legitimately wrong with them. What point would they be trying to prove in such a case? Changing your entire diet to own the vegans? Lol
Oh they have prion diseases
@@ursidae97thought you only got that from cannibalism or random chance
@@markbaker4425it’s from cow brains
Imagine being an "anti-vegan" lmaooooooooo
4-5 years ago there was a wave of extreme vegan influencers giving up veganism (mostlyraw ones or ones whop refused to take supplements) and talking about the affects it had on their heatlh, I feel like a similar wave will happen with these guys in a few years
I don't think I ever caught sight of that wave. Did they all get really sick after stopping or something?
@@mellow_mallowpeta stopped being cool, that’s probably why, and perhaps some of them were trend chasers
@mellow_mallow6076 it was because they were on a raw vegan diet which is JUST FRUIT, so of course it made them ill 😂 interestingly enough a lot of them flip flopped to the carnivor diet which just shows that they are extreme people in general.
It'll probably happen when they all start getting scurvy and their teeth fall out.
I guarantee it's because they weren't eating correctly. If you eat correctly you don't feel sick, I've been eating a primarily vegetarian diet since I was thirteen and I'm 27. But I grew up eating me obviously, since I started at 13. When I stopped eating meat I literally can't even tell you how much lighter my body feels...Honestly that makes a lot of sense. If you look at most animals, that eat primarily vegetation they have long digestive tracts to be able to get most of the nutrients they can out of vegetation. Carnivores tend to have extremely short digestive tracts be able to get the most out of meat. Are digestive tracts are actually pretty long, and if you look at our closest relatives monkeys the 96% vegetation, and the other 4% is primarily insects.
It doesn't surprise me that people in the US though, don't understand this. (I'm from us)
A big part of the reason we get incorrect information in relation to our diet, is because the meat and dairy lobby is a big part of who funds all those health organizations. I'm serious look up who funds Susan g Komen, who funds the American diabetes association, the American Cancer society.... I mean I literally could keep going there's just so much factual information that shows how bad it really is for us...😢
Not to mention the fact of the ethical part of it& the harm mass production agriculture does to our planet because of the way it is done.
My mom was actually put on a carnivore diet by a doctor and after a week she noticed bad things happening to her. We then went to another doctor and that doctor freaked out and said that my mom’s cells were dehydrated and her heart was having problems. She put my mom on a vegetarian and fruit diet and we fired the other doctor.
Should have reported that first doctor to the College of Physicians.
This happened to my mom too. She ended up in the hospital idk why doctors would tell people to do this
it can work for some people, bodies are different. My body was prescribed a carnivore diet after being unhealthy on a plant based one and I feel great@@mzbelle1314
@@mzbelle1314probably vested interests, greed and generally being arrogant assholes thst think their personal belief shoild trump their medical school knowledge
Because diets are not fancy lifestyle to brag on on the internet. It should suit your body composition and lifestyle. Aparently it just wasnt diet for your mother. We should listen to our bodies and best possibility is to keep diet versetile . Both animal products and plant based products like hunter gatherers been. Men who try to live primal just have no personality and want to be edgy and better than everyone.
As a med student who also works in the fitness industry i am speechless. I just completed a paper about the gut microbiome and it is SCIENTIFICAL CONSENS that we need to eat plants to be healthy and that ESPECIALLY MEAT is the slow killer in our wealthy western society. This makes me so sad
I’m surprised no one mentioned that eating placenta is the closest thing we have to legalised cannibalism…
It's not the closest thing to legalize cannibalism, it is legalized cannibalism. You're literally cannibalizing a part of the human body, even though it's coming out after birth...🤢
It's almost like they don't understand that reason that other animals eat their placenta, it's so that it doesn't attract predators...🤦🏻♀️
I heard that its like eating your vacuum cleaner bag
@@M60A3where? Where did you hear this?
I made it through everything else, but seeing him just hock down a raw placenta made me gag.
I think canabalism is technically legal, but the killing people aspect of canabalism is illegal lmao
I worked at a place that had fried chicken and the only seasoning only thing on it was actually salt, pepper and flour and a lady told me it was too spicy.
I literally said "pepper is too spicy?" And she very enthusiastically went "yes! Pepper is too spicy! And the flour probably" and i freaking died
The FLOUR? There's no way 😭😭
I definitely wouldn't have been able not to laugh in her face. xD "And the flour probably"?! lolol
ah yes, flour, so spicy
That is the whitest thing I’ve ever heard
"If she were a spice, she'd be flour."
“Our ancestors only ate meat“ yeah and they lived till the ripe old age of 20
Also, it's not true for the most part. Only in the coldest climates did any humans completely live on meat, but in general humans have always been omnivores.
@@PixieoftheWood And also the age thing. Average lifespans are so low historically because of the massive number of dead infants. If you made it until like 3 you would probably live into your 50s.
@@Estarile Nailed it.
Even societies that have to live off only meat, they ate the _entire_ animal. Bone marrow, organs, everything. Every part has different nutrients, so you can't just go to the butchers and ask for specific slices of ribs or thigh muscles only.
@@ShoulderMonster Very true. That was a point Doctor Mike brought up about the Inuit people. They ate only whales, cuz there's no plants where they live, but again they eat all the organs and tissue, so they were getting all their nutrients.
Simple Tip for cooking meat
salt it afterwards
The salt absorbs moisture in the meat And makes it drier
I love that there is an embarrassing amount of men that believe eating balls makes them more manly and masculine 🥰
that's because it's what physically happens. eating animal organs is good for your organs.
@@Nikwunu didn't mean it like that
@@Nikwunu🤪
@@Nikwununah you couldn’t get me to eat raw animal testicles 💀
@@olivebrosnan4437 you could, however, in fact, get *me* to eat raw animal testicles
You should talk about the woman on tiktok that eats only fruits and sometimes vegetable in MASSIVE quantities. No meat, no seasoning. Imagine 2 whole watermelons, 20 apples, 6 oranges, 5 baked unseasoned potatoes and her motto is "Eat more and weigh less"
... I think
I think she has an ed??
How is that bad?
@@Tony-ke2fs It gives ed vibes my dude
She’s insane. She touts being able to “eat more then most men she knows” but only because she needs to eat a stupid amount of low calorie/low satiating fruits and veg to be able to consume enough calories to survive.
@@Tony-ke2fs ever heard of a "balanced diet"?
I couldn’t contain my laughter when he said “My son was just born like 5 minutes ago, I can’t stop crying and I’m about to eat raw placenta.” WTF?!?
It's crazy that his child was just born and he cant even live in the moment, he has to make a tiktok.
Can that be concidered as canibalism? He is eating an organ that came out of another member of his own species...
@@ollievendor7413 ikr
The way he almost vomits as he's eating all of his meals..
@@LamaMama26 it’s so gross 🥲
It could be pretty interesting seeing a video on food waste, since it's mentioned so frequently in their food videos. Food waste for entertainment vs food waste for eating disorders or something. Like with people who have ARFID, they don't waste food as a way of being unappreciative, but then there's people who waste food on tiktok or youtube for shock value.
12:10- Pretty sure the baby's cries right here translate into "Wtf-NO!!!! PUT ME BACK!! PUT ME BACKKKKKKKK!!!!!"
“MAN I DONT WANT THIS DAD LET ME REROLL PLEASE PUT ME BACK INNN”
@@Xx_D4RK_K1N_xX “MAMA PLEASE I KNOW YOU PRODUCE MILK BUT LETS LEAVE FOR IT”
He was next lol
These replies are gut busting humor
"PUT ME BACK UP IN DEH!!!"
One of the most special most unique thing about humans is our ability to cook food. Seeing a man get very mad about how someone is cooking meat is a real reality check to the skull making me realize I may not be a crazy person
Along with the fact that humans can eat almost anything.
Anyone else notice almost all the carnivores were insecure men trying to compensate for their fragile masculinity
There's a lot of easy dick jokes about eating meat I make about these guys.
You see what they eat and decide they are insecure? Sounds like you need to break out of your delusional echo chamber sweetie. Try talk to real people.
were?
My POV is , where are the huge muscle gains for these small carnivore bros 😂😂😂😂
@@elcoyote25 it all gets lost while crying at the slightest insinuation of them not being manly
11:30 Japanese person here, this made me think about one of my favorite foods, sashimi! It’s raw fish and it’s SO GOOD! With some sauce too? Amazing. But at least I put shoyu (soy sauce) on it most of the time…
as someone w/IBS who was forced onto keto at one point, the carnivore diet literally makes me shudder and check my toilet paper stock in genuine fear 😭
As a British person I want to be offended but yeah, a lot of my countrymen would claim mayo was too spicy and holy crap that was the most British looking man I’ve ever seen! 😂
I have a meme of Jared Kushner (Trump’s son in law) screaming “Let me be clear, YOGURT IS TOO SPICY!” And it makes me laugh like a hyena every time I look at it.
Mayo isn't even spicy 😭
Yup. As a fellow british person I can agree that Its scary how british that man looked and I would love to argue about the spices but cant because of the "mayo too spicy" people🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They're really white if they think mayonnaise is spicy 😧
@@mdrobergwhere is this? I wish to find the meme and cackle like a hyena as well lol
I’ve got a friend who is basically doing the carnivore diet non voluntarily, his entire system is kinda fucked up and is allergic to nearly everything, poor guy can’t process gluten, dairy, natural fructose and more. Food is meant to be a good experience so it’s so hard to understand why people put themselves through such a limited and sad diet willingly.
Your friend is one of the few people who benefit from a short term carnivore diet, though I'm sure he misses eating other things. He may have an elevated histamine reaction going right now, and once things in his body calm down, he may be able to start incorporating things back in.
Carnivore diet is infact technically a medically used Elemination diet thats used to find food allergies and intolerance. The only people who don't do well on it are people with lime disease, histamine intolerance and people who consume alot of fats (fats are good, but you are ment to be eating majority protein.) I had to do it because we had to find the foods that triggered my Hyperglycaemia episodes. People with colostomy bags and children with epilepsy are on something close to it with keto or ketovore diets. When done correctly it can help people. I did mine in conjunction with a doctor and I'm very happy to no longer be collapsing from tiredness from Hyperglycaemic episodes. Would I eat raw meat? No. But however eating more meat protein has helped me keep my sugars stable and has helped me feel fuller, less likely to graze on food all day (which is a problem when you are carb addicted - my problem was with eating fruit, I'd find myself grazing on it all day, thinking it was ok because it's healthy.... it wasn't.) allowing my to fast naturally and loose a bit of excess weight I have had trouble with since having my two kids. I think eating sticks of butter is ridiculous 😅 especially if you find out you're lactose intolerant (you find out very fast doing so) same for eating way too much fat when your body can't tolerate it.
Do I miss fruit and vegetables? Yes. Do I miss feeling like I'm starving myself because of eating tons them? No. However I am healthier than I ever have been and I'm greatful for that. I may not live forever (who wants that anyway?) But I would like to live it pain, illness & diabetes free. This has allowed me to do that.
I love carnivore diet, I just can't afford it, never get tired of a good steak, or when I did carnivore for a few months I ate a lot of eye of round because it was cheap
I'll do it again one day, but not strict like I did before, I'll eat mostly beef and the odd salad because I think salad is delicious, maybe I could make a dressing out of bacon grease and parmigiano reggiano and anchovies, or even just load the salad with tons of feta so it's creamy
I eat carnivore and haven't missed anything.
And I also do not have cravings anymore.
@@sea.imagineering how long have you been eating carnivore? I did it for a few months and loved it but I got priced out because I'm poor, thinking about going back to heavily meat based
“Your ancestors conquered a quarter of the earth for those spices - you better fucking use them”.
That is the most real statement.
I'm surprised how he hasn't gotten food poisoning yet or something even worse. It's also pretty amusing that there's a tier called "the lion diet" considering that lions are obligate carnivores, meaning they don't eat vegetables purely because their bodies can't digest it. (also kind of funny that our ancestors did in fact eat root vegetables and berries way before agriculture was a thing)
Right! It's like these people missed the GATHERER part of hunter-gatherer
@@raven_moonshine39 Yeah. It's always been more "gatherer-hunter", only recently we started eating more meat in general, and it started with the royals and the high bourgeois (knights, people inside the royal circles and high-ranking christian priests).
But any type of carnivore gets their vitamins from the contents of the intestines of their prey. They do need it, but that is also enough. Carnivores don't eat just clean meat. They eat all the organs and will get some bone as well, making it a very balanced meal for them.
@@plumdutchess Depends entirely on the carnivore. Most carnivores do NOT eat bone marrow. Also, carnivorous animals (especially the larger predators) need to eat much more meat in a day than any of these ‘carnivore’ humans. Lions need around 5-7 KG of meat.
Also, there are vitamins you can’t get from meat. Vitamin C and E for example.
I have a colleague on this crappy carnivore diet who thinks that we, as human, can't digest any vegetables nor fruits. I think she dies a little when she see my meals, Wich are almost vegetarian (I hate the taste of meat but still eat some because I know it's good for me)
"take a small cookie sheet. this is smaller than a regular cookie sheet"
no... no way...
Big brain working at full capacity
🤯
I watched one where it was a vegan survivalist and a meathead guy that disagreed with her views .
Overtime she had kept her energy up and was doing good eating her leaves and berries, while he had no energy and felt like he was drying because he could not find anything to eat. She eventually found a frog and was so generous to actually bring it to him for him to eat even though it when against her values. They both came out with a new respect for one another. It was actually really endearing.
oml enemies to lovers 😭😭
This is the perfect example of why their cavemen argument falls apart. Our ancestors COULDN'T eat meat constantly! That just wouldn't have been a reliable way to support the tribe.
Compromising your values of respect for sentient life because a full grown man decided to put himself in a situation where he refuses to nourish himself properly is anything but endearing. That’s weakness of character.
@@christinabellini537Well it’s pity, not weakness. But yeah sounds like the guy sucks.
@@christinabellini537I have to disagree. Living by your own values is honorable. Forcing others to live by them, when they do not want to, is not. She didn’t compromise her values. She saw someone in need and helped them in a way they could accept. Absolutely he should have realized the error in his ways, but people won’t always do that. So she kept to her own values for herself, but allowed herself to branch out for the need of someone else. That’s compassion, not lacking integrity.
8:34 we out here creating carnivore crack cocaine? 👹