After about a month of a 90% strict carnivore diet, and years of a mostly LCHF diet before that, I have now been hospitalized since Sunday morning for diverticulitis of the large intestine. I won& #39;t be able to eat anything but soups and mashed things for a while. Thread
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My thoughts on the situation:
I don& #39;t know what caused the condition, but I do know I love steak. I know I really wish that carnivore was the way to go for me but to be honest, the healthiest people I know eat a little bit of everything and exercise regularly.
I don& #39;t know what caused the condition, but I do know I love steak. I know I really wish that carnivore was the way to go for me but to be honest, the healthiest people I know eat a little bit of everything and exercise regularly.
I totally buy that fiat food is bad for us and that we probably should eat less cheap junk, but we all have different bodies. I& #39;m a 44 year old man who enjoys the good life a bit too much and experimenting too much with what I eat is probably a bad idea.
Take care of yourself and don& #39;t just blindly follow anything, DYOR, but don& #39;t dismiss all the real research that is out there. It& #39;s hard to separate the real stuff from the propaganda though, I know.
The doctors think I& #39;ll be out of here two or three days from now depenfing on how well the antibiotics work. This first week I& #39;m not allowed to eat anything. I& #39;m on a salt/sugar drip and I had 4 small glasses of water yesterday.
I try to see this as an opportunity to slow down for a while. Trying to live an interesting life can be very stressful. I& #39;m very happy that my #Bitcoin
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