I loved the information. Great to see you up in front of the group, Craig. I do wish I could have seen the charts and pictures on the screen better. And I wish the video of you was more straight on. But the content was great! Thanks so much!
Seeing how most of the world has a short growing season, for example we only enjoy strawberries got about 2-3 weeks in upstate New York, that probably gives us enough time to not become damaged by the oxalates, etc, and fatty meat is more the norm in my climate (prior to large farming industries)
So grateful to have come across this video! I've been struggling to explain to my family why vegetables can be harmful to us; this is the perfect video to help me get my point across, and expressed far more eloquently!
Can you create a version of the same presentation with only the slides? Or you post the link to the slides here so we can see them if while watching the video again:-)
I had the opportunity to watch Craig present live yesterday. I wanted to ask during or after the presentation about gluconeogenisis and the circumstances it occurs and also is colon bacteria fauna or flora? If the “fibre” substrates can come from the bone broth, and other items on that list ... if vegetation is absent... does this indicate that colon bacteria are more omnivorous than a flora/plant. Kind regards
Thanks! Yes, there are but bugs that love some of the components of meat (collagen, glucosamine, etc). In our carnivore book we talk about the gut flora in detail. :) amzn.to/2wEHpnz
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Awesome but I wish I could have seen the screen better.
This presentation is so good and something that is priceless to learn about... Thank you for uploading it and sharing it!
excellent presentation. I appreciate your ability to convey the science in a way that is understandable to the average person 😀
I loved the information. Great to see you up in front of the group, Craig. I do wish I could have seen the charts and pictures on the screen better. And I wish the video of you was more straight on. But the content was great! Thanks so much!
openbutterflies Epperson I believe it will be in the booking coming out in January 2020.
Yes, you can get all this info and much more here.
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Seeing how most of the world has a short growing season, for example we only enjoy strawberries got about 2-3 weeks in upstate New York, that probably gives us enough time to not become damaged by the oxalates, etc, and fatty meat is more the norm in my climate (prior to large farming industries)
So grateful to have come across this video! I've been struggling to explain to my family why vegetables can be harmful to us; this is the perfect video to help me get my point across, and expressed far more eloquently!
Thank you!
I not only learned quite a lot but also enjoyed it! Great information..... thank you for ALL that you do and share. Highly recommending this...... :)
Loved this! Thanks Craig and Maria. ❤️
Very enlightening talk. Is it possible to post the link to the slides? Thanks!
Truly enlightening!
Love this presentation. It would be so great to get access to these slides.
Thanks!
PLEASE post link to the plant vs carnivore microbiome study
Craig discusses it in detail in this book:
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Here it is:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24336217
Thank you for sharing!
Can you create a version of the same presentation with only the slides? Or you post the link to the slides here so we can see them if while watching the video again:-)
We will be adding a better video soon. :)
Great video but I'll have to re-watch it because that rude person's phone keeps grabbing my ADD'ish brain :O
I had the opportunity to watch Craig present live yesterday.
I wanted to ask during or after the presentation about gluconeogenisis and the circumstances it occurs and also is colon bacteria fauna or flora? If the “fibre” substrates can come from the bone broth, and other items on that list ... if vegetation is absent... does this indicate that colon bacteria are more omnivorous than a flora/plant.
Kind regards
Thanks! Yes, there are but bugs that love some of the components of meat (collagen, glucosamine, etc). In our carnivore book we talk about the gut flora in detail. :)
amzn.to/2wEHpnz
Thank you 🙏
Glad you enjoyed. :)
*Fantastic. thank you!*
Great video!!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
I thought macadamia nuts are not high in oxalates?
Good question
All nuts and seeds are high in oxalates.
Can we have a link to the slides, please?
Laurence Greatorex I believe he said yesterday it will be in the next book.
Yes, all the content and much more are in this book. :)
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Is this good for diabetes? diarrhea ? Is carnivore bad for cholesterol?
We have helped thousands of clients reverse T2 diabetes, heal their gut, and improve their HDL/Trig ratios with this way of eating 🎉
Food for thought. ;-)
Mark, did you say a “sty” as in a pimple in the tissue near the eye lid near the eye lashes?
I know know that yes he said Sty... (and it’s Craig not Mark).