Paul Saladino· MD
and anyone familiar my work will know that a no-tell carnivore diet is the only way to do this I'm not worried about a vitamin A deficiency in any way shape or form
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and anyone familiar my work will know that a no-tell carnivore diet is the only way to do this I'm not worried about a vitamin A deficiency in any way shape or form
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if you do a nose-to-tail carnivore diet you can usually meet all of your RTA's with ease because the nutrients are so rich in animal foods
and a carnivore diet a nose-to-tail animal-based diet will provide all those nutrients I know so tell carnivore diet is very rich in vitamin k2