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    One way to calculate base protein needs is to multiply weight in pounds by .37 or weight in Kilos by .8. Add a little more if you are a heavy exerciser.

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    If you don’t eat your meat, you can’t have any pud… ahem; berries or fruit!!!

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    Vary your sources. Shellfish and bivalves are a great way to break it up. Eggs can replace some of your meats. Experiment with animals you have not eaten before if you want. Try the odd bits like liver, kidney, heart, and bone marrow. Learn how to cook.... for real... herbs, spices, and sauces add health and variety. Use homemade broth for stews and sauces. Different methods... slow smoked, braised, baked, fried, RAW... all good. Make one dish meals with fatty meats over a bed of veggies. Thats my advice anyhow.

    You can throw a low meat day or meal in once in a while if you like....

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    What meats are you eating. I'd suggest exploring a wider range of meats to get the most different tastes possible. You want to be 65-70% fats, 25% protien, 15% carbs. Use a nutrition tracker like paleotrack.com. It's hard for me to understand someone not liking meat, although I know there are many that don't, unless you're opposed to killing animals.

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    Yes, more kinds of meat and maybe you need to learn to cook them in ways that mean you will actually enjoy eating them.

    Long slow cooking makes meat tender. Marinating also tenderises as well as infusing various flavours. Different presentation can increase the appeal too.

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    f you really don't want to eat animal/bird/reptile/fish/mollusc/insect/... protein then you have to take a semi-primal approach and get your protein from legumes and other seed like sources. I know which of the two is the more varied and flavour and textural ruts just mean you're not exploring enough alternatives. Your choice of course. If you want to drop the meat then eat legumes
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    Thanks for all the comments and suggestions guys & girls.
    It's not that I completely wanna stop eating meat/fish, but I may not want to eat it everyday, 2-3 times a day. 3 maybe 4 times a week is enough for me.
    And I appreciate the various cooking/preparation methods suggested to keep variety, but I know myself too well... It's not gonna happen.
    So the way I see it on days I don't consume meat, just up the intake of fats and protein from eggs, avocados, bacon etc... pretty much eat more of everything else. Correct?

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    Bacon is meat.

    I guess its possible to eat less meat, but then apart from eggs (are you going to eat them?) how would you get your protein high enough?
    I guess if you want to be semi primal you could do legumes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peril View Post
    f you really don't want to eat animal/bird/reptile/fish/mollusc/insect/... protein then you have to take a semi-primal approach and get your protein from legumes and other seed like sources. I know which of the two is the more varied and flavour and textural ruts just mean you're not exploring enough alternatives. Your choice of course. If you want to drop the meat then eat legumes
    Opps you beat me too it lol

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