Meg's Story: Eating disorder recovery through animal based eating

Well SupportedAn animal-based diet, consisting of organs, grass-fed meat, fruit, honey, and raw dairy, is considered evolutionarily consistent and nutrient-rich.

Not SupportedThe mainstream paradigm for treating eating disorders, particularly anorexia, emphasizes an 'all foods fit' approach focused on weight maintenance rather than overall health, inflammation, or insulin resistance.

Not SupportedA diet high in processed foods, seed oils, and refined sugars is not conducive to recovery for patients with psychiatric disorders.

Partially SupportedThe mainstream medical establishment may view an animal-based diet as too restrictive and potentially worsening or causing eating disorders.