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Day 1 Carnivore Diet – My Sample Meal Plan

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Day 1 Carnivore Diet – My Sample Meal Plan – Thomas DeLauer

Sample Meal Plan:

Begin Day with ACV Drink

Meal #1:
– Lean protein (poultry/fish)
– Optional avocado or coconut oil
– Digestive enzymes days 1-4
– Add spices to liking but avoid nightshades

Meal #2:
– Fattier cut of meat that is controlled (ground)
– Higher Omega 3 profile
– Recommended high quality fish oil
– Eat slowly, don’t scarf food (within 15 minutes or so)

Meal #3:
– More flexibility with fat, higher saturated ok
– Take Magnesium with this meal
– Digestive enzymes days 1-4
– Ideal time for surf & turf

Weight Training (3x per Week):
– upper/lower/full
– Do upper body workout with cardio
– Do cardio 2x per week for 20 minutes
– 1 full rest day per week

We’ve got to get excited about this, it’s carnivore time. Like we’re going to do two weeks of the carnivore diet and we’re going to see what it does to our bodies, what it does to our minds, how we feel. This is completely unbiased. This is flat out self-experimentation at its finest, and I hope that you’re joining in with me. This is Day One, and I want to do everyone a service by breaking down a sample meal plan. Now the nice thing is, with carnivore, the meal plans are pretty darn simple. However, there are some things you need to be paying attention to, specifically because carnivore is all about an anti-inflammatory immunological response. We’re trying to get the body back down to baseline. So there’s certain spices you want to avoid, and I recommend a specific sequence with different types of meats throughout the day in order to get the best response. I’m going to break it all down for you so you have the goods to get through this with me, so I invite you to join me on two weeks of carnivore, starting now.

All right, so let’s get to this. First of all, the carnivore diet is all about getting your body back down to baseline. When you don’t have a lot of things coming in, your immune system seems to relax a little bit. This is the whole premise behind carnivore. It’s not about just eating as much meat as you can. It’s not about just increasing your carbon footprint or anything like that. It’s nothing to do with that. It’s all about basically an autoimmune paleo type approach where we are just limiting so many different things that our body actually comes back down to baseline. You see a lot of anti-inflammatory effects. Dr. Shawn Baker is really the guy who invented the carnivore diet and he knows a lot of what of he’s doing. Let’s go ahead and do this.

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ll right, so here’s how I want you to start your day. I am a big fan of doing apple cider vinegar right when you start your day. You roll out of bed, I always start my day with apple cider vinegar. You do a couple tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in 10 to 12 ounces of water along with a little pinch of pink Himalayan salt or Redmond Real Salt, just a good high quality salt, and then you really don’t need to add a whole lot more. You can add a little bit of lemon if you want to, but let’s go ahead and omit that from this particular challenge. Normally I would also say add cayenne pepper, but cayenne is typically a nightshade, which is pretty inflammatory, so we’ll keep it simple. Salt, apple cider vinegar, maybe a tiny bit of stevia, and some water. That’s how you start your day. Then you’re going to go ahead and you’re going to do your workout, whatever you need to do. I’ll talk about workouts later in this video.

So meal number one, I want you to keep it very lean protein. Again, with carnivore, there’s not a whole lot of variables, but I do want you to keep your protein sources very lean. I’m talking about a lean poultry or a lean fish in this particular case. Now you can use salmon if it’s sockeye salmon. Sockeye salmon is pretty darn lean naturally to be completely honest, and right now with ButcherBox, you can get some good sockeye salmon, so you’ll be in good shape. The reason I want you to keep it lean is it allows you to use your fats from your stored body fat a little bit better.
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15-minute Sample Workout for Older Adults from Go4Life

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In this 15-minute video that features exercises for seniors, Go4Life fitness instructor Sandy Magrath leads older adults through a workout featuring a warm up; strength, flexibility, and balance exercises; and a cool down. Designed specifically for adults over age 50, this workout can be done at home, at work, at the gym—almost anywhere! You’ll need a sturdy chair with arms; two equally weighed objects like dumbbells, soup cans, or water bottles; two tennis balls; and a towel. The video also includes instructions on how to modify some of the exercises to meet different needs.

This workout for seniors begins with a simple exercise warmup. Sandy then leads the group through a series of strength and balance exercises, starting with 10 arm curls. She then demonstrates how to perform the overhead arm raise while holding the arms at a 90-degree angle using weights, such as soup cans, water bottles, or dumbbells.

Next, Sandy demonstrates how to perform the chair dip and the chair stand to exercise the abdomen muscles. To work the lower body, the group performs a set of leg exercises using a chair. Sandy shows the group how to maintain good posture while doing a set of ten leg raises on each side. To work the hamstrings and the glutes, the group does the back leg raise. For the last exercise, Sandy coaches the group through a set of hand grip exercises using tennis balls.

To conclude the workout, Sandy leads the group in some cool down and flexibility exercises. Stressing the importance of stretching after exercising, she shows the group how to use the towel to stretch the arm muscles on either side. The group finishes with some ankle and calf muscle stretches.

The Go4Life Campaign from the National Institute on Aging focuses on encouraging older adults to make exercise and physical activity a part of their daily life. Use the Go4Life Everyday Exercises to practice the four types of exercise that are important for older adults: strength, balance, flexibility, and endurance: https://go4life.nia.nih.gov/exercises/.

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A Sample Ketogenic Diet Meal Plan

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A Sample Ketogenic Diet Meal Plan

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Trainer Drew Manning shows Dr. Oz and guest Kendy what he typically eats when he follows a ketogenic diet. Then, Dr. Oz weighs in with his concerns about this high-fat, low-carb diet.

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