The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
I've heard of people on traditional carnivore diets or people have messaged me on Instagram and not ik sure exactly what sort of carnivore diet they're doing but they do say that their insulin requirements go way down on a carnivore diet which is intriguing
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I have had multiple people reach out to me through social media saying that they're their type one got a lot better and they were able to decrease their insulin requirements by half on a carnivore diet
how to not be insulin resistant how to be metabolically healthy lots more on that stuff coming soon
I think almost without exception, people that go on a carnivore diet experience a dramatic improvement in blood sugar.
I think almost without exception, people that go on a carnivore diet experience a dramatic improvement in blood sugar.