Not sure if serious.
Nobody should eat 12 eggs fried in butter, not for any cholesterol bullshit, that's just way too much food, not sure how you'd even manage.
Give it a go though, if you can afford it.
i was thinking trying zero carb
but had few questions
i was thinking of having like broth just homemade no salt nothing from boiled chicken or beef
or turkey or pork etc..
having all types meat
using fats butter oils
using blk pepper and parsley only pinch
i was wondering if its possible to pig out on it or should i restrict calories
like example day
breakfast - 2 cups chicken broth and 3 broiled leg quaters large
lunch 12 eggs fried in butter and 2 cups broth with chicken fat from
dinner 2pound rack roasted ribs in its own fat which is eaten after done and broth
would that be over doing it know most meats high calories but would eating freely be too much or calories matter?
Not sure if serious.
Nobody should eat 12 eggs fried in butter, not for any cholesterol bullshit, that's just way too much food, not sure how you'd even manage.
Give it a go though, if you can afford it.
well maybe not that much food just like wondering if theres a real limit to near zero carb diet
Experiment, but don't be abusive with your body, there's just no need to eat so much food even if you can "get away with it" through not gaining weight. Make sure you're eating plenty of offal, and making bone broths, don't just eat steak and eggs.
go google "adventures in diet" if you're serious about a zero-carb diet. It's a short and must-read for any would be ZC dieter.
Just because low carb is good (for some people) doesn't necessarily mean zero carb is better.
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why go zero carb? would you be using it as an excuse to glutonously endulge in food wihtout weight repercussions? if so, and i suspect so, that's not a healthy eating pattern. that's more than likely emotional eating.
really, i don't understand permanent 'zero' carbers (which i put in quotes, cause it's actually impossible to eat zero carbs). i'll have days where it's all animal products, no veg, but it's not planned.
i guess was just very interested to be like the wild beasts eat meat sleep and no more calorie count r weight issues just perfect health
It's either no fat or high fat. It's your choice, but you have to choose only one or the other. Same with the carbs.
if you go zero carb, eat as much of the animal as possible. organs, skin, cartilage, marrow, bone broth and everything else
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