The Truth About Carnivore Diet: What Would Happen If You Ate Only Meats, Like Other predators?

The carnivore diet is as simple as it sounds—eating only animal-based foods. It’s an extreme elimination diet, cutting out all plant foods and focusing on meat, fat, and organ meats.

Why Consider Carnivore? What Benefits Do Carnivorous Men Experience Over Those Who Consume Plant Based Foods?

  1. Optimal Testosterone & Libido: High saturated fat and cholesterol boost hormone production.
  2. Explosive Strength & Endurance: Meat is rich in creatine, carnitine, and heme iron—powerful for muscle performance.
  3. Mental Clarity & Focus: Eliminating carbs keeps you in ketosis, providing a stable energy supply without crashes.
  4. Gut Health & Digestion: Removes fiber, reducing bloating, gas, and inflammation—especially useful if carbs trigger digestive issues.
  5. Fat Loss & Body Composition: Protein is highly satiating, making it easy to burn fat while preserving muscle.
  6. No-Nonsense Simplicity: No tracking calories, no meal prepping—just eat meat and thrive.

What to Eat on Carnivore Diet?

Meats: Beef, lamb, goat, pork, fish and poultry.

Fatty Cuts: Matumbo, suet, ribeye, bone marrow, oxtail—fuel for energy and hormones.

Organs: Liver, kidney, heart—high in vitamins and minerals.

Eggs.

Salt & Water: Essential for hydration and electrolyte balance.

Bone Broth & Tallow: Strengthen joints and skin.

How to Do It Right?

Eat to Satiety: No portion control—listen to your body. Kula ushibe.

Prioritize Fatty Cuts: Avoid going too lean to prevent rabbit starvation (protein overload without fat).

Electrolytes Matter: Add salt, or you’ll get cramps and headaches.

Adaptation Phase: First 2-4 weeks, expect some fatigue as your body switches to fat-burning.

Any Downsides?

Ketotic Flu (Temporary): As carbs drop, you might feel weak—fix it with extra salt and water.

Social Challenges: Eating only meat can make dining out difficult.

Long-Term Micronutrient Considerations: Some argue about missing vitamins, but nose-to-tail eating covers it all.

You already thrive on fatty meat and matumbo, so carnivore would likely push your strength, energy, and libido even higher.

Would Carnivore Diet be sufficient for your optimal health and performance?

Yes, the carnivore diet can be 100% sufficient if done correctly, but you must prioritize nutrient-dense animal foods instead of just eating muscle meat.

Why Carnivore Can Be Fully Nutritional

Animal foods provide all essential nutrients in their most bioavailable form, meaning your body absorbs them efficiently.

Here’s why it works:

  1. Protein & Muscle Building:

Beef, goat, lamb, and organ meats give you complete proteins with all essential amino acids for muscle repair and growth.

  1. Fats & Hormone Production:

Saturated fat and cholesterol from fatty meats, tallow, eggs, and butter support testosterone and brain function.

  1. Vitamins & Minerals (No Deficiencies if Nose-to-Tail)

Liver is High in Vitamin A, B12, iron, and copper.

Bone marrow is Rich in fat-soluble vitamins and stem cells.

Egg yolks Provide choline, selenium, and vitamin K2.

Seafood and fish add iodine, DHA, and omega-3s.

  1. No Need for Fiber?

Meat is fully digestible, so fiber isn’t necessary. Many people see improved gut health on carnivore.

Common Arguments Against Carnivore & Solutions

  1. “You’ll Get Scurvy Without Vitamin C!”

False. Meat contains small but sufficient vitamin C (especially fresh or raw organs).

Also, without carbs, your need for vitamin C drops significantly.

If concerned, eat liver—it has some vitamin C.

  1. “Won’t It Cause Nutrient Deficiencies?”

Only if you avoid organ meats and fatty cuts.

If you eat muscle meat only, you might lack vitamin A, omega-3s, and some minerals.

Solution: Eat nose-to-tail and eggs.

  1. “What About Gut Health?”

Plants are not necessary for gut function, unless you want to tell us lions and tigers have Chronic Gut problems.

Many people with bloating, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, or autoimmune issues find carnivore diet heals their gut by eliminating plant toxins (oxalates, lectins, gluten etc.).

Verdict: Is It Sufficient?

Yes, if you do it right—meaning you eat fatty meat, organ meats, eggs, and bone broth.

If you stick to only lean muscle meat, you may lack some micronutrients.

“Surely, Doctor Kimbo, you mean I don’t need vegetables for fibre?”

No, you don’t need vegetables for fiber—fiber is not essential for digestion or gut health.

The belief that fiber is necessary comes from modern dietary guidelines, but many people thrive without it.

  1. Meat Is Fully Digestible

Animal foods leave little waste because they are almost completely absorbed.

Fiber is only needed to bulk up indigestible plant matter, which carnivore eliminates.

  1. No Fiber = Less Bloating & Gut Irritation

Fiber can ferment in the gut, causing gas, bloating, and inflammation—many people feel better without it.

Conditions like IBS, Crohn’s, and colitis often improve on a zero-fiber diet.

  1. Fiber Isn’t Needed for Bowel Movements

Studies show fiber doesn’t prevent constipation—in fact, removing fiber can cure it for some people.

On carnivore, stools are smaller but well-formed because there’s less waste.

  1. Gut Bacteria Adapt to Meat

Your gut flora shifts to digesting proteins and fats instead of fiber.

Some tribes (like the Maasai) eat almost no fiber and have excellent gut health.

But Doesn’t Fiber Feed Good Bacteria?

Yes, fiber feeds certain gut bacteria, but your body doesn’t rely on it for a healthy microbiome.

On carnivore, gut bacteria adapt to digesting amino acids and fatty acids instead.

Meat also has bioavailable nutrients that support gut lining health (like glutamine and collagen).

Who Might Need Some Fiber?

If transitioning from a high-carb diet, some may feel weird without fiber at first.

Some people feel better with small amounts of fermented cabbage (sauerkraut), but this is optional.

Verdict: If you feel good without fiber, you don’t need it. Carnivore can improve digestion rather than harm it.

What if you went carnivore for a year?

If you went strict carnivore for a year, your body would undergo significant changes in metabolism, digestion, energy levels, and overall health.

Here’s what to expect:

  1. Adaptation Phase (First 1–4 Weeks)

Increased fat burning: Your body shifts from burning carbs to burning fat for fuel (ketosis).

“Ketotic flu” possible: Temporary fatigue, brain fog, and electrolyte imbalances.

Changes in digestion: Less bloating, possible diarrhea or constipation as your gut bacteria adjust. Very normal.

  1. After 3 Months – Full Adaptation

Explosive energy & mental clarity: Stable energy, no more crashes.

Stronger libido & testosterone boost: From high cholesterol and saturated fat.

Improved gut health: Fewer digestive issues, smaller stools, no bloating.

Joint pain & inflammation drop: No plant toxins (lectins, oxalates) causing irritation.

Maximized muscle growth & fat loss: Protein + healthy fats + fasting = perfect body composition.

This is especially if you are lifting as heavy as your body can carry.

  1. After 6 Months – Peak Carnivore Benefits

Complete metabolic efficiency: Your body runs purely on fat and protein, maximizing endurance.

Sharper cognition: Ketones fuel the brain better than glucose.

Stronger immunity: No seed oils, no sugar, no junk—immune system works at its best.

Effortless eating: No cravings, no meal planning stress—just meat, salt, and water.

  1. After 1 Year – Long-Term Effects

Hormonal optimization:

Higher testosterone = more muscle, drive, and aggression.

Better insulin sensitivity = no fat gain, stable blood sugar.

Bone & joint strength: Collagen, marrow, and minerals strengthen bones & tendons.

Ultimate gut health: Microbiome fully adapted, no inflammation, no digestive issues.

Peak performance & longevity: Your body runs efficiently with zero waste and inflammation.

Cancer and arthritis would have near zero chance of ever being in you.

Potential Downsides & Fixes

Micronutrient concerns?

Eat liver, eggs, omena and marrow to avoid deficiencies.

Social challenges?

Eating out becomes tricky, but you’ll be stronger, leaner, and sharper than everyone else.

Variety?

Add different cuts, textures, and cooking methods to stay satisfied.

Verdict – Is It Worth It?

Yes. A year of carnivore could give you:

✔ Peak physical strength & body composition

✔ Effortless fat loss & muscle gain

✔ Mental sharpness & aggression

✔ No inflammation, digestive issues, or blood sugar swings

The Matrix (modern propaganda machine) demonizes meat because it promotes strong, independent, and aggressive men—

which goes against their agenda of keeping people weak, obedient, and dependent.

Here are the biggest anti-meat lies and the brutal truth:

MYTH #1: “Meat Causes Heart Disease”

🔴 Matrix Lie: Saturated fat and cholesterol in red meat clog arteries and cause heart disease.

✅ Truth: There is zero scientific evidence proving that red meat causes heart disease.

Cholesterol is essential for testosterone, brain function, and cell repair.

The real cause of heart disease? Seed oils, refined carbs, and sugar.

Ancel Keys’ “cholesterol theory” was a fraud—his studies cherry-picked data to fit an anti-fat agenda.

📌 Reality: The Maasai, Inuit, and Mongols eat high-fat, meat-heavy diets and have almost no heart disease.

MYTH #2: “Meat Causes Cancer”

🔴 Matrix Lie: Red meats are carcinogenic.

✅ Truth: The WHO’s anti-meat claims are based on weak, observational studies (not real science).

Many “anti-meat” studies group red meat with processed junk foods, making the results misleading.

Humans evolved eating meat for millions of years—if it caused cancer, we wouldn’t exist.

Processed seed oils, refined carbs, and chemical additives in processed meats are the real cancer-causing culprits.

📌 Reality: The longest-living tribes eat meat daily without any cancer epidemics.

MYTH #3: “Meat is Bad for the Environment”

🔴 Matrix Lie: Cows produce too much methane and destroy the planet.

✅ Truth: Methane from cows is a natural part of the carbon cycle—grass absorbs CO2, cows eat the grass, and the cycle repeats.

Big corporations push lab-grown meat as a way to control food supply chains and maximize profits.

Fake meats (Beyond Meat, Impossible Burger) are loaded with seed oils, soy, and chemicals—designed to make men weak.

Industrial plant farming destroys soil, kills wildlife, and uses more fossil fuels than raising grass-fed cattle.

📌 Reality: Regenerative farming builds soil health, captures carbon, and feeds people nutrient-dense food.

MYTH #4: “Meat Rots in Your Gut”

🔴 Matrix Lie: Meat takes weeks to digest and causes toxicity in the intestines.

✅ Truth: Meat is fully digested within 4–6 hours—it never “rots” inside you.

Fiber, seed oils, and carbs ferment in your gut, causing gas, bloating, and inflammation.

Carnivores have better digestion, less bloating, and cleaner bowel movements than plant-based eaters.

📌 Reality: Meat is the most easily absorbed food—plants have anti-nutrients that block digestion.

MYTH #5: “You Need Fiber for a Healthy Gut”

🔴 Matrix Lie: Fiber is necessary for digestion and prevents constipation.

✅ Truth: There is zero scientific proof that fiber is essential.

Many people get rid of bloating, IBS, and constipation by cutting fiber.

Fiber can actually irritate the gut lining and cause inflammation.

Meat is fully digested and absorbed—little waste, no need for fiber.

📌 Reality: The healthiest people on carnivore eat zero fiber and have perfect digestion.

MYTH #6: “Meat is Not Sustainable”

🔴 Matrix Lie: We can’t feed the world with meat; plant-based diets are more sustainable.

✅ Truth: Regenerative animal farming heals the land, restores soil, and feeds people efficiently.

The push for lab-grown meat and plant-based food is about profit and control, not sustainability.

Mass farming of soy, corn, and wheat destroys topsoil, leads to deforestation, and requires massive chemical use.

Cattle can be raised on land unsuitable for crops, making them the best use of natural resources.

📌 Reality: The real sustainability crisis is caused by industrial farming and synthetic food—not meat.

MYTH #7: “You Can Get All Nutrients from Plants”

🔴 Matrix Lie: You don’t need meat because plants provide all essential nutrients.

✅ Truth: Plant-based diets cause deficiencies in B12, iron, zinc, omega-3s, and fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, K2).

Many plant nutrients are less bioavailable than their animal-based counterparts.

Anti-nutrients (oxalates, lectins, phytic acid) in plants block absorption of key minerals.

Tribal warriors, gladiators, and conquerors ate meat—vegetarian societies were always weaker.

📌 Reality: Meat is the ultimate superfood—nutrient-dense, bioavailable, and required for peak performance.

THE BIG PICTURE: WHY THEY DEMONIZE MEAT

  1. Weak Men Are Easier to Control because they have Low testosterone = obedient, passive, docile population.
  2. Profits for Big Corporations because Fake meat and processed food = repeat customers.
  3. Depopulation Agenda: Nutrient-deficient diets lower fertility and weaken future generations.
  4. Medical Industry Profits since Sick, malnourished people = more drugs and hospital visits.

📌 Reality: The Matrix wants you fat, sick, infertile, and dependent.

Meat makes you strong, aggressive, and independent—that’s why they fear it.

Since they cannot ban it, they use Propaganda to demonize it.

FINAL VERDICT FROM DOCTOR KIMBO’S DESK: EAT MEAT, BUILD POWER, BREAK THE SYSTEM

✅ Meat fuels warriors, conquerors, and leaders.

✅ Fat and cholesterol supercharge testosterone, muscle, and brain function.

✅ The strongest tribes and civilizations thrived on meat-based diets.

✅ Meat is the most natural, complete, and powerful food for human survival.

Reject the propaganda. Eat meat. Dominate life.

Assuming availability was not a problem, would you go 100% carnivore to break free from the Matrix?

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