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  1. 3 raw egg yolks
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~9g protein, ~15g fat
  • Micros: Vitamin A (retinol), Vitamin D, Vitamin E, K2, choline, biotin, folate, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High—good for hormones
    • Fatty acids: Mostly saturated + some omega-6
    • Enzymes: Present in raw state
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Amino acids: Rich in methionine, choline precursor

  1. 3 egg whites (fried in ghee)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~10g protein
  • Micros: Selenium, riboflavin (B2), magnesium
  • Antinutrients: Avidin neutralized by cooking
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: Leucine-rich
    • Glycemic impact: Zero

  1. Butter coffee with 1 tsp raw yogurt
  • Butter: Cooked | Yogurt: Raw
  • Macros: ~15g fat
  • Micros:
    • Butter: Butyrate, CLA, vitamin A, K2
    • Raw Yogurt: Probiotics, calcium, B2, B12
  • Antinutrients: Trace lactose (fermented = low)
  • Other:
    • Fatty acids: Saturated + CLA
    • Enzymes & probiotics from yogurt
    • Glycemic impact: Very low
    • Electrolytes: Calcium from yogurt

  1. Tuna goujans
  • Cooked
  • Ingredients: 1 can tuna, 1 egg, Holland cheese
  • Macros: ~35g protein, ~20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Tuna: B12, selenium, niacin, iodine
    • Egg: Same as above
    • Cheese: Calcium, K2, A, zinc
  • Antinutrients: Slight lactose (cheese)
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: Moderate (egg + cheese)
    • Amino acids: Balanced profile
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, omega-3 (from tuna)
    • Electrolytes: Calcium, sodium

  1. 4 long thin fatty lamb + beef sausages
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30g protein, ~40g fat
  • Micros: Zinc, iron, B12, B6, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High (animal fat)
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, some mono
    • Amino acids: Rich in glycine, methionine, leucine
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Collagen: If not fully lean cuts, possible connective tissue
    • Electrolytes: Sodium-rich if salted

  1. 1 raw banana
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~25g carbs, ~3g fiber
  • Micros: Potassium, B6, C, magnesium, manganese
  • Antinutrients: Tannins (mild, in underripe bananas), resistant starch if green
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Moderate (especially ripe)
    • Prebiotic fiber: Inulin, FOS
    • Enzymes: Amylase (natural)
    • Electrolytes: Potassium

  1. Pumpkin purée with ⅓ tbsp 15% cream cheese
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~12g carbs, ~2g fat, ~2g protein
  • Micros: Beta-carotene, potassium, vitamin C, small calcium and vitamin A from cream cheese
  • Antinutrients: Oxalates (mild, reduced when cooked)
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Low to moderate
    • Electrolytes: Potassium
    • Fiber: Soluble and insoluble mix

  1. Chicken (~⅓ bird) + organs (heart, liver, lungs)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30–35g protein, ~15–20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Meat: B3, B6, selenium, phosphorus
    • Liver: Retinol, B12, folate, copper, iron
    • Heart: CoQ10, taurine, zinc, selenium
    • Lungs: Collagen, elastin, trace B vitamins
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: High in taurine, glycine, methionine
    • Collagen & elastin: From lungs + heart
    • Cholesterol: High in liver
    • Fatty acids: Balanced, moderate PUFA
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Electrolytes: Iron, zinc, copper, phosphorus

Summary of today’s nutrition:

Macronutrients (approximate totals):

  • Protein: ~130–150g
  • Fat: ~120–140g
  • Carbs: ~35–40g (mostly from banana and pumpkin)
Micronutrients (strong intake):

  • Fat-soluble vitamins: A (retinol and beta-carotene), D, E, K2
  • B-complex: B2, B3, B6, B12, folate, choline
  • Minerals: Zinc, selenium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, copper
  • Antioxidants: Beta-carotene, vitamin C, E, CLA
  • Essential fatty acids: CLA, small omega-3s (from tuna), saturated fats
Antinutrient exposure (very low):

  • Tannins: Banana (mild)
  • Oxalates: Pumpkin (low)
  • Lactose: Trace from cheese/yogurt
  • Avidin: Neutralized (egg whites were cooked)
Other important elements:

  • Probiotics & enzymes: Raw yogurt, raw yolks, banana
  • Collagen/elastin: Chicken organs
  • Cholesterol: High – supports hormone production
  • Glycemic impact: Overall low
  • Electrolyte intake: Very strong – potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus
  • Fatty acid profile: High in saturated fat, moderate mono, trace omega-3s

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nice

mine so far today:

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i usually dont eat this little but we didnt have anything else at home, i may eat some more eggs later on.
 
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mirin bhai
 
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  1. 3 raw egg yolks
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~9g protein, ~15g fat
  • Micros: Vitamin A (retinol), Vitamin D, Vitamin E, K2, choline, biotin, folate, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High—good for hormones
    • Fatty acids: Mostly saturated + some omega-6
    • Enzymes: Present in raw state
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Amino acids: Rich in methionine, choline precursor

  1. 3 egg whites (fried in ghee)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~10g protein
  • Micros: Selenium, riboflavin (B2), magnesium
  • Antinutrients: Avidin neutralized by cooking
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: Leucine-rich
    • Glycemic impact: Zero

  1. Butter coffee with 1 tsp raw yogurt
  • Butter: Cooked | Yogurt: Raw
  • Macros: ~15g fat
  • Micros:
    • Butter: Butyrate, CLA, vitamin A, K2
    • Raw Yogurt: Probiotics, calcium, B2, B12
  • Antinutrients: Trace lactose (fermented = low)
  • Other:
    • Fatty acids: Saturated + CLA
    • Enzymes & probiotics from yogurt
    • Glycemic impact: Very low
    • Electrolytes: Calcium from yogurt

  1. Tuna goujans
  • Cooked
  • Ingredients: 1 can tuna, 1 egg, Holland cheese
  • Macros: ~35g protein, ~20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Tuna: B12, selenium, niacin, iodine
    • Egg: Same as above
    • Cheese: Calcium, K2, A, zinc
  • Antinutrients: Slight lactose (cheese)
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: Moderate (egg + cheese)
    • Amino acids: Balanced profile
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, omega-3 (from tuna)
    • Electrolytes: Calcium, sodium

  1. 4 long thin fatty lamb + beef sausages
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30g protein, ~40g fat
  • Micros: Zinc, iron, B12, B6, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High (animal fat)
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, some mono
    • Amino acids: Rich in glycine, methionine, leucine
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Collagen: If not fully lean cuts, possible connective tissue
    • Electrolytes: Sodium-rich if salted

  1. 1 raw banana
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~25g carbs, ~3g fiber
  • Micros: Potassium, B6, C, magnesium, manganese
  • Antinutrients: Tannins (mild, in underripe bananas), resistant starch if green
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Moderate (especially ripe)
    • Prebiotic fiber: Inulin, FOS
    • Enzymes: Amylase (natural)
    • Electrolytes: Potassium

  1. Pumpkin purée with ⅓ tbsp 15% cream cheese
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~12g carbs, ~2g fat, ~2g protein
  • Micros: Beta-carotene, potassium, vitamin C, small calcium and vitamin A from cream cheese
  • Antinutrients: Oxalates (mild, reduced when cooked)
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Low to moderate
    • Electrolytes: Potassium
    • Fiber: Soluble and insoluble mix

  1. Chicken (~⅓ bird) + organs (heart, liver, lungs)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30–35g protein, ~15–20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Meat: B3, B6, selenium, phosphorus
    • Liver: Retinol, B12, folate, copper, iron
    • Heart: CoQ10, taurine, zinc, selenium
    • Lungs: Collagen, elastin, trace B vitamins
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: High in taurine, glycine, methionine
    • Collagen & elastin: From lungs + heart
    • Cholesterol: High in liver
    • Fatty acids: Balanced, moderate PUFA
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Electrolytes: Iron, zinc, copper, phosphorus

Summary of today’s nutrition:

Macronutrients (approximate totals):

  • Protein: ~130–150g
  • Fat: ~120–140g
  • Carbs: ~35–40g (mostly from banana and pumpkin)
Micronutrients (strong intake):

  • Fat-soluble vitamins: A (retinol and beta-carotene), D, E, K2
  • B-complex: B2, B3, B6, B12, folate, choline
  • Minerals: Zinc, selenium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, copper
  • Antioxidants: Beta-carotene, vitamin C, E, CLA
  • Essential fatty acids: CLA, small omega-3s (from tuna), saturated fats
Antinutrient exposure (very low):

  • Tannins: Banana (mild)
  • Oxalates: Pumpkin (low)
  • Lactose: Trace from cheese/yogurt
  • Avidin: Neutralized (egg whites were cooked)
Other important elements:

  • Probiotics & enzymes: Raw yogurt, raw yolks, banana
  • Collagen/elastin: Chicken organs
  • Cholesterol: High – supports hormone production
  • Glycemic impact: Overall low
  • Electrolyte intake: Very strong – potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus
  • Fatty acid profile: High in saturated fat, moderate mono, trace omega-3s

@PrimalPlasty @itzyaboyJJ @rottingtoenailmilk
why would you drink coffee
 
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why would you drink coffee
To not go on a sugar binge, I never get energy from caffeine. Thats a cope for me. It just tastes good
 
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  1. 3 raw egg yolks
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~9g protein, ~15g fat
  • Micros: Vitamin A (retinol), Vitamin D, Vitamin E, K2, choline, biotin, folate, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High—good for hormones
    • Fatty acids: Mostly saturated + some omega-6
    • Enzymes: Present in raw state
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Amino acids: Rich in methionine, choline precursor

  1. 3 egg whites (fried in ghee)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~10g protein
  • Micros: Selenium, riboflavin (B2), magnesium
  • Antinutrients: Avidin neutralized by cooking
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: Leucine-rich
    • Glycemic impact: Zero

  1. Butter coffee with 1 tsp raw yogurt
  • Butter: Cooked | Yogurt: Raw
  • Macros: ~15g fat
  • Micros:
    • Butter: Butyrate, CLA, vitamin A, K2
    • Raw Yogurt: Probiotics, calcium, B2, B12
  • Antinutrients: Trace lactose (fermented = low)
  • Other:
    • Fatty acids: Saturated + CLA
    • Enzymes & probiotics from yogurt
    • Glycemic impact: Very low
    • Electrolytes: Calcium from yogurt

  1. Tuna goujans
  • Cooked
  • Ingredients: 1 can tuna, 1 egg, Holland cheese
  • Macros: ~35g protein, ~20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Tuna: B12, selenium, niacin, iodine
    • Egg: Same as above
    • Cheese: Calcium, K2, A, zinc
  • Antinutrients: Slight lactose (cheese)
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: Moderate (egg + cheese)
    • Amino acids: Balanced profile
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, omega-3 (from tuna)
    • Electrolytes: Calcium, sodium

  1. 4 long thin fatty lamb + beef sausages
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30g protein, ~40g fat
  • Micros: Zinc, iron, B12, B6, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High (animal fat)
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, some mono
    • Amino acids: Rich in glycine, methionine, leucine
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Collagen: If not fully lean cuts, possible connective tissue
    • Electrolytes: Sodium-rich if salted

  1. 1 raw banana
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~25g carbs, ~3g fiber
  • Micros: Potassium, B6, C, magnesium, manganese
  • Antinutrients: Tannins (mild, in underripe bananas), resistant starch if green
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Moderate (especially ripe)
    • Prebiotic fiber: Inulin, FOS
    • Enzymes: Amylase (natural)
    • Electrolytes: Potassium

  1. Pumpkin purée with ⅓ tbsp 15% cream cheese
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~12g carbs, ~2g fat, ~2g protein
  • Micros: Beta-carotene, potassium, vitamin C, small calcium and vitamin A from cream cheese
  • Antinutrients: Oxalates (mild, reduced when cooked)
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Low to moderate
    • Electrolytes: Potassium
    • Fiber: Soluble and insoluble mix

  1. Chicken (~⅓ bird) + organs (heart, liver, lungs)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30–35g protein, ~15–20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Meat: B3, B6, selenium, phosphorus
    • Liver: Retinol, B12, folate, copper, iron
    • Heart: CoQ10, taurine, zinc, selenium
    • Lungs: Collagen, elastin, trace B vitamins
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: High in taurine, glycine, methionine
    • Collagen & elastin: From lungs + heart
    • Cholesterol: High in liver
    • Fatty acids: Balanced, moderate PUFA
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Electrolytes: Iron, zinc, copper, phosphorus

Summary of today’s nutrition:

Macronutrients (approximate totals):

  • Protein: ~130–150g
  • Fat: ~120–140g
  • Carbs: ~35–40g (mostly from banana and pumpkin)
Micronutrients (strong intake):

  • Fat-soluble vitamins: A (retinol and beta-carotene), D, E, K2
  • B-complex: B2, B3, B6, B12, folate, choline
  • Minerals: Zinc, selenium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, copper
  • Antioxidants: Beta-carotene, vitamin C, E, CLA
  • Essential fatty acids: CLA, small omega-3s (from tuna), saturated fats
Antinutrient exposure (very low):

  • Tannins: Banana (mild)
  • Oxalates: Pumpkin (low)
  • Lactose: Trace from cheese/yogurt
  • Avidin: Neutralized (egg whites were cooked)
Other important elements:

  • Probiotics & enzymes: Raw yogurt, raw yolks, banana
  • Collagen/elastin: Chicken organs
  • Cholesterol: High – supports hormone production
  • Glycemic impact: Overall low
  • Electrolyte intake: Very strong – potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus
  • Fatty acid profile: High in saturated fat, moderate mono, trace omega-3s

@PrimalPlasty @itzyaboyJJ @rottingtoenailmilk
Why the toxic seed water?
 
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  1. 3 raw egg yolks
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~9g protein, ~15g fat
  • Micros: Vitamin A (retinol), Vitamin D, Vitamin E, K2, choline, biotin, folate, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High—good for hormones
    • Fatty acids: Mostly saturated + some omega-6
    • Enzymes: Present in raw state
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Amino acids: Rich in methionine, choline precursor

  1. 3 egg whites (fried in ghee)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~10g protein
  • Micros: Selenium, riboflavin (B2), magnesium
  • Antinutrients: Avidin neutralized by cooking
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: Leucine-rich
    • Glycemic impact: Zero

  1. Butter coffee with 1 tsp raw yogurt
  • Butter: Cooked | Yogurt: Raw
  • Macros: ~15g fat
  • Micros:
    • Butter: Butyrate, CLA, vitamin A, K2
    • Raw Yogurt: Probiotics, calcium, B2, B12
  • Antinutrients: Trace lactose (fermented = low)
  • Other:
    • Fatty acids: Saturated + CLA
    • Enzymes & probiotics from yogurt
    • Glycemic impact: Very low
    • Electrolytes: Calcium from yogurt

  1. Tuna goujans
  • Cooked
  • Ingredients: 1 can tuna, 1 egg, Holland cheese
  • Macros: ~35g protein, ~20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Tuna: B12, selenium, niacin, iodine
    • Egg: Same as above
    • Cheese: Calcium, K2, A, zinc
  • Antinutrients: Slight lactose (cheese)
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: Moderate (egg + cheese)
    • Amino acids: Balanced profile
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, omega-3 (from tuna)
    • Electrolytes: Calcium, sodium

  1. 4 long thin fatty lamb + beef sausages
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30g protein, ~40g fat
  • Micros: Zinc, iron, B12, B6, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High (animal fat)
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, some mono
    • Amino acids: Rich in glycine, methionine, leucine
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Collagen: If not fully lean cuts, possible connective tissue
    • Electrolytes: Sodium-rich if salted

  1. 1 raw banana
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~25g carbs, ~3g fiber
  • Micros: Potassium, B6, C, magnesium, manganese
  • Antinutrients: Tannins (mild, in underripe bananas), resistant starch if green
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Moderate (especially ripe)
    • Prebiotic fiber: Inulin, FOS
    • Enzymes: Amylase (natural)
    • Electrolytes: Potassium

  1. Pumpkin purée with ⅓ tbsp 15% cream cheese
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~12g carbs, ~2g fat, ~2g protein
  • Micros: Beta-carotene, potassium, vitamin C, small calcium and vitamin A from cream cheese
  • Antinutrients: Oxalates (mild, reduced when cooked)
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Low to moderate
    • Electrolytes: Potassium
    • Fiber: Soluble and insoluble mix

  1. Chicken (~⅓ bird) + organs (heart, liver, lungs)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30–35g protein, ~15–20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Meat: B3, B6, selenium, phosphorus
    • Liver: Retinol, B12, folate, copper, iron
    • Heart: CoQ10, taurine, zinc, selenium
    • Lungs: Collagen, elastin, trace B vitamins
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: High in taurine, glycine, methionine
    • Collagen & elastin: From lungs + heart
    • Cholesterol: High in liver
    • Fatty acids: Balanced, moderate PUFA
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Electrolytes: Iron, zinc, copper, phosphorus

Summary of today’s nutrition:

Macronutrients (approximate totals):

  • Protein: ~130–150g
  • Fat: ~120–140g
  • Carbs: ~35–40g (mostly from banana and pumpkin)
Micronutrients (strong intake):

  • Fat-soluble vitamins: A (retinol and beta-carotene), D, E, K2
  • B-complex: B2, B3, B6, B12, folate, choline
  • Minerals: Zinc, selenium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, copper
  • Antioxidants: Beta-carotene, vitamin C, E, CLA
  • Essential fatty acids: CLA, small omega-3s (from tuna), saturated fats
Antinutrient exposure (very low):

  • Tannins: Banana (mild)
  • Oxalates: Pumpkin (low)
  • Lactose: Trace from cheese/yogurt
  • Avidin: Neutralized (egg whites were cooked)
Other important elements:

  • Probiotics & enzymes: Raw yogurt, raw yolks, banana
  • Collagen/elastin: Chicken organs
  • Cholesterol: High – supports hormone production
  • Glycemic impact: Overall low
  • Electrolyte intake: Very strong – potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus
  • Fatty acid profile: High in saturated fat, moderate mono, trace omega-3s

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U not worried abt avidin?
egg whites have anti nutrients that get destroyed when cooked and I personally don't like the taste
 
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  1. 3 raw egg yolks
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~9g protein, ~15g fat
  • Micros: Vitamin A (retinol), Vitamin D, Vitamin E, K2, choline, biotin, folate, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High—good for hormones
    • Fatty acids: Mostly saturated + some omega-6
    • Enzymes: Present in raw state
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Amino acids: Rich in methionine, choline precursor

  1. 3 egg whites (fried in ghee)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~10g protein
  • Micros: Selenium, riboflavin (B2), magnesium
  • Antinutrients: Avidin neutralized by cooking
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: Leucine-rich
    • Glycemic impact: Zero

  1. Butter coffee with 1 tsp raw yogurt
  • Butter: Cooked | Yogurt: Raw
  • Macros: ~15g fat
  • Micros:
    • Butter: Butyrate, CLA, vitamin A, K2
    • Raw Yogurt: Probiotics, calcium, B2, B12
  • Antinutrients: Trace lactose (fermented = low)
  • Other:
    • Fatty acids: Saturated + CLA
    • Enzymes & probiotics from yogurt
    • Glycemic impact: Very low
    • Electrolytes: Calcium from yogurt

  1. Tuna goujans
  • Cooked
  • Ingredients: 1 can tuna, 1 egg, Holland cheese
  • Macros: ~35g protein, ~20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Tuna: B12, selenium, niacin, iodine
    • Egg: Same as above
    • Cheese: Calcium, K2, A, zinc
  • Antinutrients: Slight lactose (cheese)
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: Moderate (egg + cheese)
    • Amino acids: Balanced profile
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, omega-3 (from tuna)
    • Electrolytes: Calcium, sodium

  1. 4 long thin fatty lamb + beef sausages
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30g protein, ~40g fat
  • Micros: Zinc, iron, B12, B6, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High (animal fat)
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, some mono
    • Amino acids: Rich in glycine, methionine, leucine
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Collagen: If not fully lean cuts, possible connective tissue
    • Electrolytes: Sodium-rich if salted

  1. 1 raw banana
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~25g carbs, ~3g fiber
  • Micros: Potassium, B6, C, magnesium, manganese
  • Antinutrients: Tannins (mild, in underripe bananas), resistant starch if green
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Moderate (especially ripe)
    • Prebiotic fiber: Inulin, FOS
    • Enzymes: Amylase (natural)
    • Electrolytes: Potassium

  1. Pumpkin purée with ⅓ tbsp 15% cream cheese
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~12g carbs, ~2g fat, ~2g protein
  • Micros: Beta-carotene, potassium, vitamin C, small calcium and vitamin A from cream cheese
  • Antinutrients: Oxalates (mild, reduced when cooked)
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Low to moderate
    • Electrolytes: Potassium
    • Fiber: Soluble and insoluble mix

  1. Chicken (~⅓ bird) + organs (heart, liver, lungs)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30–35g protein, ~15–20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Meat: B3, B6, selenium, phosphorus
    • Liver: Retinol, B12, folate, copper, iron
    • Heart: CoQ10, taurine, zinc, selenium
    • Lungs: Collagen, elastin, trace B vitamins
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: High in taurine, glycine, methionine
    • Collagen & elastin: From lungs + heart
    • Cholesterol: High in liver
    • Fatty acids: Balanced, moderate PUFA
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Electrolytes: Iron, zinc, copper, phosphorus

Summary of today’s nutrition:

Macronutrients (approximate totals):

  • Protein: ~130–150g
  • Fat: ~120–140g
  • Carbs: ~35–40g (mostly from banana and pumpkin)
Micronutrients (strong intake):

  • Fat-soluble vitamins: A (retinol and beta-carotene), D, E, K2
  • B-complex: B2, B3, B6, B12, folate, choline
  • Minerals: Zinc, selenium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, copper
  • Antioxidants: Beta-carotene, vitamin C, E, CLA
  • Essential fatty acids: CLA, small omega-3s (from tuna), saturated fats
Antinutrient exposure (very low):

  • Tannins: Banana (mild)
  • Oxalates: Pumpkin (low)
  • Lactose: Trace from cheese/yogurt
  • Avidin: Neutralized (egg whites were cooked)
Other important elements:

  • Probiotics & enzymes: Raw yogurt, raw yolks, banana
  • Collagen/elastin: Chicken organs
  • Cholesterol: High – supports hormone production
  • Glycemic impact: Overall low
  • Electrolyte intake: Very strong – potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus
  • Fatty acid profile: High in saturated fat, moderate mono, trace omega-3s

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1 raw banana
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~25g carbs, ~3g fiber
  • Micros: Potassium, B6, C, magnesium, manganese
  • Antinutrients: Tannins (mild, in underripe bananas), resistant starch if green
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Moderate (especially ripe)
    • Prebiotic fiber: Inulin, FOS
    • Enzymes: Amylase (natural)
    • Electrolytes: Potassium
"Raw banana", jfl the overuse of the word raw gotta stop
 
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good stuff. eggs are amazing
  1. 3 raw egg yolks
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~9g protein, ~15g fat
  • Micros: Vitamin A (retinol), Vitamin D, Vitamin E, K2, choline, biotin, folate, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High—good for hormones
    • Fatty acids: Mostly saturated + some omega-6
    • Enzymes: Present in raw state
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Amino acids: Rich in methionine, choline precursor

  1. 3 egg whites (fried in ghee)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~10g protein
  • Micros: Selenium, riboflavin (B2), magnesium
  • Antinutrients: Avidin neutralized by cooking
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: Leucine-rich
    • Glycemic impact: Zero

  1. Butter coffee with 1 tsp raw yogurt
  • Butter: Cooked | Yogurt: Raw
  • Macros: ~15g fat
  • Micros:
    • Butter: Butyrate, CLA, vitamin A, K2
    • Raw Yogurt: Probiotics, calcium, B2, B12
  • Antinutrients: Trace lactose (fermented = low)
  • Other:
    • Fatty acids: Saturated + CLA
    • Enzymes & probiotics from yogurt
    • Glycemic impact: Very low
    • Electrolytes: Calcium from yogurt

  1. Tuna goujans
  • Cooked
  • Ingredients: 1 can tuna, 1 egg, Holland cheese
  • Macros: ~35g protein, ~20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Tuna: B12, selenium, niacin, iodine
    • Egg: Same as above
    • Cheese: Calcium, K2, A, zinc
  • Antinutrients: Slight lactose (cheese)
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: Moderate (egg + cheese)
    • Amino acids: Balanced profile
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, omega-3 (from tuna)
    • Electrolytes: Calcium, sodium

  1. 4 long thin fatty lamb + beef sausages
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30g protein, ~40g fat
  • Micros: Zinc, iron, B12, B6, selenium, phosphorus
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Cholesterol: High (animal fat)
    • Fatty acids: Saturated, some mono
    • Amino acids: Rich in glycine, methionine, leucine
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Collagen: If not fully lean cuts, possible connective tissue
    • Electrolytes: Sodium-rich if salted

  1. 1 raw banana
  • Raw
  • Macros: ~25g carbs, ~3g fiber
  • Micros: Potassium, B6, C, magnesium, manganese
  • Antinutrients: Tannins (mild, in underripe bananas), resistant starch if green
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Moderate (especially ripe)
    • Prebiotic fiber: Inulin, FOS
    • Enzymes: Amylase (natural)
    • Electrolytes: Potassium

  1. Pumpkin purée with ⅓ tbsp 15% cream cheese
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~12g carbs, ~2g fat, ~2g protein
  • Micros: Beta-carotene, potassium, vitamin C, small calcium and vitamin A from cream cheese
  • Antinutrients: Oxalates (mild, reduced when cooked)
  • Other:
    • Glycemic impact: Low to moderate
    • Electrolytes: Potassium
    • Fiber: Soluble and insoluble mix

  1. Chicken (~⅓ bird) + organs (heart, liver, lungs)
  • Cooked
  • Macros: ~30–35g protein, ~15–20g fat
  • Micros:
    • Meat: B3, B6, selenium, phosphorus
    • Liver: Retinol, B12, folate, copper, iron
    • Heart: CoQ10, taurine, zinc, selenium
    • Lungs: Collagen, elastin, trace B vitamins
  • Antinutrients: None
  • Other:
    • Amino acids: High in taurine, glycine, methionine
    • Collagen & elastin: From lungs + heart
    • Cholesterol: High in liver
    • Fatty acids: Balanced, moderate PUFA
    • Glycemic impact: Zero
    • Electrolytes: Iron, zinc, copper, phosphorus

Summary of today’s nutrition:

Macronutrients (approximate totals):

  • Protein: ~130–150g
  • Fat: ~120–140g
  • Carbs: ~35–40g (mostly from banana and pumpkin)
Micronutrients (strong intake):

  • Fat-soluble vitamins: A (retinol and beta-carotene), D, E, K2
  • B-complex: B2, B3, B6, B12, folate, choline
  • Minerals: Zinc, selenium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, copper
  • Antioxidants: Beta-carotene, vitamin C, E, CLA
  • Essential fatty acids: CLA, small omega-3s (from tuna), saturated fats
Antinutrient exposure (very low):

  • Tannins: Banana (mild)
  • Oxalates: Pumpkin (low)
  • Lactose: Trace from cheese/yogurt
  • Avidin: Neutralized (egg whites were cooked)
Other important elements:

  • Probiotics & enzymes: Raw yogurt, raw yolks, banana
  • Collagen/elastin: Chicken organs
  • Cholesterol: High – supports hormone production
  • Glycemic impact: Overall low
  • Electrolyte intake: Very strong – potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus
  • Fatty acid profile: High in saturated fat, moderate mono, trace omega-3s

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Everyone has fallen for low carb meme.
@Shinichi i would imagine u intentionally skipped over this moron.anyway, you of course know theres no point listening to stupid remarks like this, just dont let it get to u in time. eventually people will come to their senses and realise this is a great day of eating
 
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@Shinichi i would imagine u intentionally skipped over this moron.anyway, you of course know theres no point listening to stupid remarks like this, just dont let it get to u in time. eventually people will come to their senses and realise this is a great day of eating
Fax bro. Also I couldnt help myself I ate kiwi w the yogurt. But isn’t that amazing? Im holding temptations from fucking fruit and others hold there temptations with 100-200 grans of table sugar and ttrans fat foods jfl

Low carb is goated asf.
 
You should have also skipped over my message because now you’ve outed yourself as a retard.

I was Carnivore for over 8 months. So, I already “came to my senses” JFL. Probably longer than anyone else in this thread. I think I am the most qualified here to say what’s good and what isn’t, since I have the most experience. You’ve likely been on the diet for 3 weeks and cheated 2 times on it. JFL.

By all means try the low/no carb diet, that’s how you do realise how shit it is.

Red meat and eggs are the most important aspect of diet, I didn’t say otherwise. My saying to not doing low carb doesn’t mean go eat goyslop.

I won’t try convince you otherwise, you TikTok teens don’t really listen to advice anyway, you’ll realise all by yourself. Then you’ll actually go research and read studies about diet, and then stop following some cult, and then you’ll adopt an ideal diet. That’s what happened to me at least.
What carb source u eat and arguments against stuff like glycation?
 
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To not go on a sugar binge, I never get energy from caffeine. Thats a cope for me. It just tastes good
dont fucking do it its so bad for you
 
pretty bad diet
 
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