1d ago

Cleaning out a Kitchen for Carnivore - Browns

Embrace the Change: Clearing out the old foods is not just a simple cleaning task but a celebration of progress and a commitment to a healthier lifestyle. Join me as we celebrate this transformative step and inspire others to make positive changes in their own kitchens!

This is a real fun video a recently reformed PBF eater cleans out her kitchen for the carnivore lifestyle. There is a ton of change!

Does this impossible "meat" spark joy? hahaha

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Is this whole community rage bait
- Could you further elaborate on what you find outrageous about this community?
  
  For many people, especially the Lemmy crowd, the topic is reprehensible. The vegan communities have 100 times as many members as this carnivore one. It's good to have diversity of opinions on the internet but I think this is a case where the evidence is overwhelming against carnivores and it shouldn't have its own community. These discussions should go in existing communities.
  The meat industry is well known to be bad for the environment simply due to its scale.
  
  I don't care about this section but it has to be said. The industry is well known to be cruel to animals throughout their lives. And they are kept purely for the purpose of killing them. For a lot of people this is reason enough to block this community.
  Additionally most people are more healthy when they eat a majority or fully vegetarian diet. Assuming they don't just eat carbs all day. Carnivore diets have been studied and shown to increase the risk of several diseases.
- I can see why you might think that. But it's not rage bait at all.
  It's the ancestral human diet, that we've been eating for at least 2 million years. It's just such a large departure from the modern Western diet, people are incredulous.
  On Lemmy there is about 10 people who talk about carnivore, and this community is for them to talk about it. I'm doing it myself, earnestly, I've seen great improvements, and I want to talk about the thing I'm doing. That's why I've made this community
  When I find something interesting, or I read something, or a reference in a book, that I want to remember I post it here.
  I don't know if you watched Ms Brown's video, but she's clearly not rage baiting, she's committing to a lifestyle. And that's a big step for somebody. It's nice to see other people committing, and makes it easier for you to commit. You can look at her other videos, she was suffering from a lot of issues, and they've improved while she's been on this diet. You can see it in her body over time
  I am curious why so many people get triggered / raged when other people eat differently then they do?
  If you want to see why I choose this path, have a look at my [Opinion] Going Carnivore - Decision Tree post

Making your home kitchen a safe space without temptation from old habits is a really good way to mentally commit to the change.

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