🔴29 Years of Struggle, 1 Year of Change: A Carnivore’s Path to Reversing Disease, with Emily Capley

[@anthonychaffeemd]

Thanks for watching everyone! I hope you enjoyed it.

[@Lamz..]

Great talk, I love the spirit in both of you!

[@thestrongcarnivoress]

I have so many friends with children with Type 1, and I cannot believe how much sugar they feed them daily and then watching them in and out of hospital with complications. I know that if it was my child I would be able to manage it for sure. It breaks my heart seeing how ill they get with their crashed but who am I and what do I know. Even if I provide them with these type of podcasts to watch. They change nothing as their Dr doesn't approve 😢

[@grahamcox5427]

Do you do a live phone in like ken berry? 🙏🤔

[@MrsB197something]

@@anthonychaffeemd yes thank you this was great and gives me hope. I've been sick for 3 years now and I truly do think it's my pre-diabetes but I cannot get a decent diagnosis so I've been playing the herb game and I'm ready to try full on carnivore

[@brucemckay6615]

I’ve been T1D for almost 42 years…. Went carnivore almost 2 years ago after 7 years low carb. Only when I went carnivore did my HbA1C get sorted…. Current HbA1C is 28/4.7…. Had rheumatoid arthritis but got rid of it…. Certainly have suffered from the “standard of care” in the past but have it sorted now…. Much to the chagrin of the medical people…

[@Carnivore_Revival]

I thoroughly enjoyed doing this interview with you Dr. Chaffee!! Thank you for the opportunity to spread the good news that meat heals!!

[@MadPick]

What an amazing story, Emily! Thank you for sharing it with us; you are very inspiring. I just subscribed to your KZbin channel, and I look forward to hearing more from you.

[@jhenyalovering41]

You were great! Keep it up.

[@deirdrewalsh1134]

Good news has a way of getting out there. Thank you for sharing Australia ❤️

[@FLGurl]

I completely gave up my doctors 18+ years ago. All they wanted to do was keep me on the brink of death and loaded up with Rx. So now for almost 20 years I have been Rx free. And now almost 1 year Carnivore. At 61, I am still here. This is proof that this body does not need their pills. I just needed a good menu that provides me with everything that I need. (comment date 12/23/2024) Please do not give up and do not give in to them when they are going against your grain of goodness! 🤗

[@danielcohen24]

Thanks Emily!

[@michelemcdermott75]

I lied to my PCP (kind of) - lost 30 lbs and just told her I was off sugar and Processed foods! That part is true and she never asked “what” I did eat 🤣

[@hp-cs7mx]

Clever! If I’m asked I just say I’m low carb, no sugar. Everyone nods their head in agreement, I eat another few slices of meat and decline dessert, they really take no notice, I’m not usually hungry anyway.

[@jacquemillar1075]

Fabulous personal story by type 1 diabetic using carnivore diet . Thanks for sharing !

[@JettingChen]

Dr Chaffee, more diabetes focused videos, please.

[@jetryan624]

I absolutely agree we need more videos that address different issues of diabetes from type 1 to type 2. It's absolutely essential as well as steps that can be taken that diabetics might need to take that others might not have to do, just because of the insulin resistance in metabolic syndrome. When we switch to the carnivore diet it has been difficult for the last 4 months even though I've tried and tried to get much off. Thankfully I have now lost 7 lb, but some of that is from cutting out most carbs of any kind if I could but also fasting. And when you go into carnivore you're not told you should fast initially but then again there's no real clear how to do it manual and how to make that change to carnivore manual with specific roadmaps like a week or two weeks or even better yet a whole month full of planned meals plus fasting; for a diabetic period it would really help to have more videos to help us. What a difference that would make!

[@geoffreylevens9045]

What a wonderful story! I love hearing about this sort of transformation. Heart warming.

[@wolfcruise]

An absolutely amazing story. I have family members with Type1 Diabetes, both young and old ... but they are SO set in their ways they would never consider doing this way of eating. It's so tragically sad. Our only hope is that from this day forward Dr's may see this information and they may suggest it to newly diagnosed patients ... I have been carnivore for 8 months now thanks to Dr AC and his AMAZING information and his fabulous guests with their testimonies ! Thank you Dr Chaffee !!

[@user-ww8cn1bu9j]

I have been doing Carnivore for just a short time but I feel great. I haven’t been able to drink milk in years ( lactose intolerant ) but I have been able to drink raw milk with absolutely No issues at all

[@curtisbolinger3366]

Absolutely love this lady. Her passion is similar to everyone who implements this lifestyle. We are all passionate about letting everybody know that you can be healthy. Yes, Dr.Chaffee everybody is so thankful for what you are doing. You’re laying your life your career you’re everything on the line to see that people get the correct information on health and nutrition. Thank you seems so inadequate but thank you.

[@susanserfass3671]

Dr. Chaffee doing the real work of a physician. Thanks to Emily for sharing her journey!

[@anthonychaffeemd]

You are welcome! I'm glad that you enjoyed it

[@nickmartin1067]

Thank you very much Dr. Chaffee and Emily for this great interview and sharing. ❤❤❤

[@paulcallicoat7597]

I feel your frustration at getting a change and I'm so grateful that I don't have any condition that requires me to go to them. I'm doctor free since 2010.

[@Doctorg3231]

Great interview! Even after a couple of months that my wife and I have been on carnivore, my CKD went from 3b to 3a, my blood glucose is lower, eGFR higher, out of pre diabetes, and all of my blood markers returned to normal from way out of whack! My blood pressure pills are dropping off as well as ditching psych meds for PTSD and BiPolar Disorder. Plus of course, lost 30lbs since starting to cut back on carbs three months prior to full carnivore. But my nephrologist refused to treat me when I told her I was on carnivore.. She said "who put you on that?" I have trouble even with my primary doctor doing the right blood work for me. But we are "the pudding"!

[@nancyj621]

They force us to lie to them.

[@macmommahammer7197]

Gosh just send this to a young man in his 20’s. He has been type 1 since he was 10. I hope he can find someone to work with as we live in 🇨🇦

[@Carnivore_Revival]

I’d be more than happy to speak with him if he’s interested. Give him my personal journey and what has worked for me can work for him too!!

[@burntweeniesandwich64]

The Truth Will Set You Free. 🙂

[@cindyhickman5075]

Excellent information!! Thank you Emily & Dr Chaffee Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ⭐️👏

[@soloauditor]

Fantastic recovery..... very well done.

[@nancygorham5908]

Listening 22 Dec 2024 from Lincolnton NC. Merry Christmas!!

[@kathrynmashburn4465]

Charlotte nc here!

[@Goofygoobers5672]

I had a list of issues the last couple of years and started carnivore in September and feel the years reversing.

[@ericlanela]

Los Angeles here and I can tell you that I hit the gym 5 days a week and before I went carnivore, my recovery time took much longer than it did once I did. My digestion is also MUCH better. IMHO we have been lied to .

[@Redgogrey]

Don't be humbled about your opinion. You are 100% correct!!!

[@theatreforesight]

@@ericlanela the opposite for me and many others. As soon as I got off of red meat, my recovery time was dramatically shorter. Red meat is a killer. Stick to lean chicken and turkey, fruits and vegetables. The science speaks for itself.

[@danielcohen24]

@@theatreforesight liar

[@andyc7747]

@@theatreforesight There is no science that proves that, Only gullible people that have fallen for it. Study the so called science in depth and find out for yourself. If what you are saying was true then none of the these stories from so many people healing chronic conditions with just red meat would be true. Humans do not even have the organs to digest plants properly.

[@theatreforesight]

@ you're projecting. You can Google what that means.

[@djija9993]

My dog was having terrible awful loose stolls, on keebles and Freshpet.... my vet told me, put the dog on can food for old dogs... can food??? No way!!! . I went to my butcher, got raw meat, fed my old dog (11 y old) with raw meat with some rice in the morning (2 hand full). Some keeble at night with a handful of raw meat.... no more diarhea!!! He now runs and seems so happy. As for myself, i was so sick with a bloated stomack, diarhea and on and on... so, 15 years ago, I went on keto.. I have fixed all my guts problems I am going toward carnivore but i love gardening... so, I add some of my veggies in the summer. But that is all.

[@LTPottenger]

give him some liver and some marrow

[@kimidoodles]

I love seeing carnivore or very low carb being spotlighted for diabetics. I have a 7 year old type 1 and we take a very low/zero carb approach, along with insulin therapy. Her last A1C was 5.3, she’s back on her growth curve, healthy, happy, and thriving. We bolus for meals with rapid and novolin R(regular).

[@barbarahoule6372]

Merry Christmas. Thank you

[@michelletrippi7782]

Checking in from Rochester NY

[@embitious630]

I tried vegan for a year i gained weight and feel bloated all the time, i tried pescatarian and i felt the same thing, i was doing keto and i felt much better, December 3, 2024 until now im doing carnivore and i feel 100x better than before, my sleep improved drastically. Its funny that im working as a home health aid and my client is a retired doctor and he noticed the weight loss and my skin is glowing same thing as my hair and i had to lie to him about this diet because he is 84 years old and it going to be an argument for hours and im not gonna win because I don’t have a doctoral degree like him. Thank you so much Doctor Anthony for all your videos.

[@AnneMB955]

What a great discussion. Just needed this motivation. I’m so happy for all of us who have improved our lives simply by eating this way. 👏🇦🇺

[@TobieJohnson]

This is so awesome! You can feel her excitement ❤️😊

[@J0lker]

Thank you Dr. Chaffee and Emily for this- I'm a T1D and trying to get through it and i can feel Emily's state especially being suicidal because of no control of her life.

[@Redgogrey]

You should make a t-shirt that says, I love my Carnivore Doctor :)

[@christi3411]

So thankful for Dr. Chaffee and these other docs that speak from actual lived experience and not just regurgitating the big pharma speeches.

[@jdpadgett777]

Love this. Amazing story. Started 2 weeks ago. I feel great and weight coming down. Fat and Meat.

[@deirdrewalsh1134]

I can only say two words over and over Thank you, thank you, thank you. From Australia

[@hp-cs7mx]

Interesting about nerves. My husband had surgery which resulted in his arm having compressed nerves which resulted in numbness in his guitar playing right hand. Was he mad and sad about that! He was advised to keep trying to use the fingers and massage them. Just this past week I asked him how his hand was doing and he said “ all fixed”. Took about five years. Nerves WILL regenerate.

[@rootsrocksfeathers1975]

Emily is a true star! She looks amazing and I'm so happy to hear she's found the key to health in carnivore. God bless you, Dr. Chaffee and Emily! I started keto years ago, then segued into ketovore and now am almost exclusively carnivore. At 68, my weight has normalized and I take only one med, Synthroid for my 25 year hypothyroidism. I can't help but think that if I latched onto it much sooner (though I lost with Maxwell Stillman's diet and Atkins as a teen), I would never have developed endometriosis nor had to have my gallbladder removed. I heal much faster than I ever did, have more lean muscle mass and am 60 lb lighter than I was for decades of my life. The only thing it has not made better is my genetic androgenic alopecia, darn it, but I am happy with where I am now and even someone sending me fruitcakes and candy doesn't sway me. I cannot go back!! ~Cynthia, N. GA mountains, USA

[@anniake8578]

I'm so thankful for my doctors. They all agree with me and give me no push back on my eating! My pcp even put in my chart that I'm allergic to statins so no other dr would even say me❤

[@danielcohen24]

That's amazing your very lucky

[@LTPottenger]

Fasting also helps a lot for nerve regeneration by releasing stem cells, NDG and BDNF which are required to grow new nerves and neurons. It goes very well with carnivore and low carb diets - also helping you get over carb addiction, which is the real reason most people are overweight and/or unhealthy! The many benefits of occasional extended fasting and lowering dietary carbs: Your body recycles up to 1/3 of all immune cells in a 72h fast, rejuvenating your immune system. This helps with autoimmune disease, cancers and cytokine storm. Fasting stimulates phagocytosis, the ingestion of proteins, pathogens and plaques by macrophages and other immune bodies. This will remove spikes quicker, whether natural or unnatural in origin! Fasting quickly lowers blood pressure levels. Clots and plaques are removed over time due to accelerated phagocytosis. When insulin is high, vit D stays locked in the blood cells but fasting quickly lowers it. Vitamin D plasma levels are increased as fasting improves metabolic health, and D in turn increases autophagy. Your brain prefers to burn ketones at a rate of around 2.5 to 1 when equally available to glucose. Except for brief periods of very intense exercise, your body mainly burns free fatty acids. Reduces B cells by over half in a single fast, greatly reducing allergic and other autoimmune responses. Fasting and low carb help with POTS, which is driven by high insulin and blood sugar. Fibrosis aka scarring is reversed over time, including in the heart, lungs and clots. Clotting and fibrin are inhibited, stopping any 'unusual' clots. The hunger hormone ghrelin also lowers with extended fasting and rises from dieting. Blood sugar and insulin are lowered when fasting, reducing inflammation and allowing the immune bodies to move freely through the body. T cells are crucial in fighting cancer, autoimmune disease and infection. Tthymus generally stops making them with age but fasting releases stem cells, which then can become new T cells. It also releases growth hormone, which regenerates the thymus! Fasting increases anti-aging Yamanaka factors and increases average telomere length in stem cell pools. Reflexes and short term memory are increased. Fasts from 36-96 h increase metabolic rate due to norepinephrine release!. Fasting increases telomere length, negating some effects of aging at a cellular level. Fasting increases interferon, which shuts down the ability of viruses to replicate. Fasts of 36-96 will not affect short term female fertility or affect menstrual cycle. They also may increase long term fertility for some women. Fasting does not reduce testosterone over time. It raises it when the fast is broken by increasing lutenizing hormone. It also increases insulin sensitivity, which helps with muscle building. And removes fat, which also increases estrogen in men. Fasting activates autophagy (literally self eating). This recycles damaged proteins and foreign matter such as viruses. Weight loss from daily caloric restriction has 1/4 to 1/3 of the weight lost as lean tissue while many studies show fat loss from 36 h fasts without losing any lean tissue! It increases mitochondrial function and repairs mtDNA. Mitochondrial function also has the added benefit of increasing your metabolism, fighting infection and cancer prevention! 24h of fasting reduces leptin levels by half! This reduces leptin resistance, which impairs immune function. Fasting restores NAD+, reduces NADH and increases nitric oxide release to open blood vessels. Over time fasting normalizes stomach acid levels and during the fast acid levels go down to allow for the healing of ulcers. Fasting reduces pain and anxiety by stimulating the endocannabinoid system, just like the effect of CBD oil The obese will lose loose skin while fasting, but the frail will have increased growth hormone release, which helps to make more lean tissue and reduce frailness. When not in ketosis, the brain can only burn glucose, which produces a great deal of damaging ROS the brain has to deal with. Fasting releases BDNF and NGF in the blood, creating new nerve and brain cell growth. This helps a great deal with diseases like MS, peripheral neuropathy and Alzheimers. Fasting stimulates apoptosis in senescent or genetically damaged cells, destroying them. Senescent cells are responsible for many of the effects of aging and are a root cause of the development of cancer. Glycine and trimethylglycine (TMG) can also be useful supplements while fasting that won't break ketosis and have many benefits. A fasting mimicking diet for 3-5 days in a row provides many of the same benefits as water fasting. FMD has about 200-800 calories, under 18 g of protein and zero net carbs. What breaks a fast? Anything with protein or carbohydrates in it will break a fast but most teas and herbs are OK. Supplements and meds usually break ketosis due to fillers or directly. Some of them also irritate the stomach. Many meds are dangerous to take while fasting. Exogenous ketones can aid with fasting, allowing some people with specific issues to fast in spite of them without worrying as much about hypoglycemia. They also help with dementia and many other issues even if you take them while not fasting! Children, expecting or nursing women should not fast for periods longer than 16 hours. People with pancreatic tumors that excrete insulin or certain rare forms of hypoglycemia generally cannot fast at all or only with doctor supervision. 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[@danielcohen24]

WOW that's awesome thanks for commenting

[@LTPottenger]

@@danielcohen24 You're very welcome and I'm so glad you found it interesting!

[@TobieJohnson]

I LOVE her!!

[@pj41]

As a type 1 diabetic, I feel so grateful for both of you sharing this timely information. I plan to watch this several times to have the information sink into my brain. Your anecdotal evidence has me convinced as I have had similar experiences. I have gotten disheartened by similar responses from my physicians - now I will smile and move on. My life is valuable to me and those who love me and I choose to do what is best for me - carnivore all the way. Thanks again.

[@SusanMarie-eq8ho]

What a wonderful lady to interview! I am so happy to hear this fantastic news. Thank you so much, Dr. Chaffee. I went carnivore too. My first carnivorsary is January 1st, 2025. I hope people try this lifestyle and get off the carbs and eat meat.

[@HenryGup]

Dr Chaffee, I am probably more fortunate than most of your viewers; I have no chronic diseases, no diabetes etc. However, I like to be proactive, and I feel a lot better cutting carbs as a lifestyle change. However, no surprise, my LDL goes up to 140, and total cholesterol is about 240 when doing quite strict keto. And I am quite lean with BMI around 20. Now, I checked with a lipidologist and he's well familiar with keto, diet etc, but he's still a bit concerned about the serum cholesterol. I went on statin for a while, but after a while it only brings down LDL a little bit, and it appears its effect tapers off after a while. I think statin also lowers my energy a bit. And I have tried to bring up the carb consumption as well, but nowadays (as I believe due to my leanness) the LDL doesn't go much less than 100 regardless of statin and added carbs The doc is well aware I prefer keto and suggested I do a Coronary CTA (Cleerly) to get the truth (I had already done an ultrasound on carotid artery, and it had turned up no evidence of plaque). I did it, and the result was literally zero plaque anywhere!! The analysis estimated my actual cardiovascular age as < 35 (and I am 50+). The doc is still suggesting me to take the statin....but I am probably not going to do it So I am still a bit concerned about the LDL, but much less to after the CTA. Thanks for all your interesting contents!

[@user-kp6fq5st9u]

I'm so happy for her.

[@verborgenewahrheit1594]

Pure inspiration

[@honorburza9110]

I had this argument with a vascular surgeon when my partner saw him with long Covid, he hadn’t come across micro clots. I brought him studies. He took notice but then decided he won’t take it seriously until it appears in JAMA or Lancet 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@pabeader1941]

I love this lady. Thanks for this interview.

[@blaqjade1384]

Great video! Thanks much❣️

[@peggysoland1809]

I wish I could feel as good as so many people talk about their canivore journey. I've been eating this way for 3 months and I still have hope tho. The one thing it's done for me is healed my digestive track. I just wish all my back pain would go away. And I have neuropathy in my feet, it drives me nuts, and I'm not diabetic, it's caused from chemo 25 years ago so says my doctor. I also have anxiety bad at times. Anyway maybe I'm doing it all wrong. I eat mostly grass fed beef, pasture raised eggs, a2 milk and some cheeze. Hope to feel really good soon.

[@floatingmoon5778]

Are you drinking caffeinated beverages? Some of us are extremely sensitive to caffeine. Is the beef yo7 are eating aged, or mostly ground or minced? Both will contain high amounts of histamine, which can cause problems. Seasonings can be a problem for many. And if you’ve only been doing this way of eating for 3 months, oxylate dumping from your prior way of eating could be giving you symptoms… Start with these ideas, and if you’re SURE they aren’t your current problems, continue to look for answers.

[@andyc7747]

It can take years to reverse a lifetimes poor eating habits. There are no guarantees of course but in time you should improve more and more. Depends on your issues as well. Pain is largely an inflammation issue so less inflammation from eating this way should help a bit at least. Three months is very early so the fact you have improved already is great.

[@Type1DiabeticCarnivoreApril]

🎉 from anorher type 1 35yrs and carnivore 4yrs i have had huge benefits too👏👏

[@user-zs1fr7im6l]

GOD BLESS PRAYERS TO YOU !

[@jetryan624]

Hope you had or are having a lovely and blessed and very Merry Christmas Dr Chaffee!

[@TobieJohnson]

Good for you to truly take your health into your own hands! This is why I won’t go to a “doctor “. NONE of them can tell me WHY I have alopecia totalis, NONE. For the past 22 years. And for those who don’t know what that is, I have absolutely NO hair. I was not born like this. Had beautiful hair. Had a short bout of patchy loss as a 3 year old, then nothing until I was 20, lost EVERYTHING after the birth of my second child. Crickets, no answers. Have been through EXTENSIVE testing, traditional and nautruapathic, no one has helped me. I’ve been doing keto for years. Just recently to carnivore, we’ll see. I’m completely on my own though. Beyond frustrating. I’m a woman… the world is a cruel place to women who don’t have a full flowing head of hair. And believe me when I say wigs are EXTREMELY uncomfortable and good ones are $$$$$$

[@danielcohen24]

Yeah its a sad state of affairs when the medical establishment has nothing to offer anyone short of a broken bone or an infection😢

[@CarnivoreStork]

Fantastic interview Emily & Dr Chaffee. Really appreciate the Gayland - Hippocrates history lessons on how medical knowledge evolved...or didn’t.

[@jb791505]

I've shared this video with at least eight friends. It's going to save lives!!

[@SilverStakcer]

Will you be answering questions tonight. I’d love to pay for a phone consult

[@krismasson3692]

Thank you for telling your story.

[@sylviageorge6022]

Let's talk about how beautiful her skin is! Another carnivore benefit!

[@sylviastone6612]

I agree with you, but commenting because I had the same name as you Sylvia George (before marriage)!

[@Andrea2h0a]

Impressive story, thank you, Emilie for sharing it with us ☺️☺️ Thank you too, Dr Chaffee!!

[@adrianovalentini932]

Great Interview 👍👍👍

[@lvr2704]

Dr Chaffee on 🔥

[@iriswalzak615]

Wonderful !!! No wonder the labcoats don't want you knowing about Carnivore diet

[@HeatherClark-f5b]

I got so tired of the negative comments about my diet that I decided to just say as little as possible If people ask me if I am still on THAT diet I just say, Yeah yeah yeah, most of the timer less I am socialising or going out somewhere Then I change the subject

[@andyc7747]

It can be very difficult being on the outside. Most people have been indoctrinated to think fat is bad. After some time of seeing you benefit so much people should start to change their minds. You will set the example for all your friends and family to follow. Getting them to eat this way may be a little more difficult though. I have not been able to get any of my family to change in three years but they do now know that I am right.

[@Setubal321]

👍 1:01:40 : The problem lies much deeper. 80% of Doctors are not used to questioning the existing science. They are conformists by definition. Doctors' self-image is too deeply rooted in their emotions, that all the knowledge they have practiced on up to now must be soundly correct. A doctor's entire self-confidence is based on this. On a higher level of understanding and knowledge. If this knowledge is wrong, self-confidence and self-worth, indeed the whole profession, is in danger of lacking credibility. This is why new findings and better experiences are rejected. The whole of medicine is in crisis now. Because the foundation on which much of the teaching was based is wrong. We currently see conventionally practicing doctors as stupid people. Indeed, stupid. And they don't want to accept it. It's a revolution like in the days of Charles Darwin.

[@josephinehenry8236]

💯 💯 🎯 🎯 👍👍👍👍👍

[@dereckchildres9601]

Thanks Emily , great interview Anthony. Love it .

[@cunn1n6ham]

26:00 the system will not be broken….there is way too much $$$$$ in it. We all just need to educate ourselves and remove ourselves from the system whenever possible. So glad you are better!

[@Sweetp520]

Could you please share 100% grass fed and finished organic beef in USA( Maybe even tennessee) ??????❤

[@living2day617]

Goggle. I have used ranches from AZ, CO, & TX. Each one has a cut I enjoy more than the other. You may find a couple family ranches near you that grass feed/finish, pasture raise their beef, chicken, pork, and lamb.

[@aimeeperrin7313]

I loved this video, but I do have an objection. As a type one diabetic and a carnivore for 6 years. I feel it could be dangerous to advise to use only basal insulin without taking boluses for meals. . I only take 12 units of insulin a day. Because I keep my basal insulin low so that I can either exercise more or even skip a meal if I want , then I’ll take insulin for protein and fat, to keep my blood sugars in the normal range.

[@AboutFace-gq1tx]

Dr Chaffee i am so impressed, but have no support system that can answer my simple questions , with respect to the Doctors , they lack knowledge;?moreover , illiterate in this area. How can i talk to you directly , i know this is the answer, but no support, makes it impossible to know if some changes are good or bad. Simply , takes weeks to get an appointment, and then the appointment bares no fruit. I don’t know at times if its anger or frustration i feel. Regardless Dr Chaffee , you are helping people, if you can’t find time to get back to me, i understand. But always keep up the great work you are doing , to help humanity. I am 67 years old, from Central Canada.? You are the best, in being articulate , with respect fir everyone, as is Dr Berry. On a different note, Merry Christmas, and the very best in the New Year. Everyone pls listen to Dr Chaffee, an attribute to humanity. Ty Dr Chaffee for all you do.!!!🤜🤛👍✌️

[@ckomtro3]

try get appointment with Dr Robert Cywres if Dr Chaffee doesn’t do consultations. Dr Cywres is around $500 for first appointment (phone or in person in Florida). then maybe around $350 ish for any follow-ups. He is great with what you seem to be needing.

[@andyc7747]

www.youtube.com/@CoachStephen May be a cheaper option as he does not have such a big following. He is a very trusted member of the carnivore community, Very highly rated with blood work but he is not a doctor. Bart Kay also does consultations and he used to train GPs.

[@grahamcox5427]

Save your money mr aboutface. Phone in to ken berry when he does his live clinic. Before you speak to him, remove all toxins (water? Mould? Toxic food, creams, lotions, toothpaste) and eat grass fed fatty beef, bacon, eggs and butter. Best of luck sir (but you won’t need it) 🙏😍

[@andyc7747]

@@grahamcox5427 I agree, The Q and A Sessions are best for specific questions with easy answers. Some people need a lot more help though.

[@danielcohen24]

Just watch all the carnivore videos, what else do you need? Eat fatty meat, fish and eggs, salt to taste, drink water when thirsty. Do it strict for a month and the cravings are gone. If your the type of person that needs a community there's plenty out there steak and butter gals, Dr Chaffee's, Dr Berry, Dr Lisa Wiedeman. Their are plenty of lives all these people have, that you can get answers for free. Here's my question to you. Are you human? If you are, the carnivore diet is the optimal way of living. Would you question a lion that only eats zebras, if they're are eating their species appropriate diet?

[@seidnettzueinander9122]

It's so sad she found keto so late in the game. I know people personally who healed their DT2 and migraine with keto in 2012. But better late than never.

[@lightsfury_nord]

So just trying to understand this, does type 1 dietetics need to keep taking insulin even on carnivore?

[@seidnettzueinander9122]

depends how much Insulin they still produce. The body does need Insulin. If they have too little, they still need to take some *small* amounts.

[@danielcohen24]

probably, but a much smaller amount, with a lot more control.

[@kimidoodles]

Yes, they still need insulin but most likely in much smaller amounts.

[@stanleybennett8879]

My wife will not try this way of eating and it makes it so hard. She just had a stroke but doing great.They put on statins and Elquist and she won't change her way eating. Her body is now her body and knees are killing her and still won't try carnivore makes sad.

[@JodizzleSlotRizz]

She needs to stop taking any statins, unless your LDL is over 270.

[@ckomtro3]

Pray for her if you are the praying kind. Keep being an example by your diet and exercise. She hopefully will one day get with it. It can take a bit of time for some people to get there. I hope and pray that she will decide and be successful, very soon

[@danielcohen24]

Keep showing her there's a better way by you own example, and hopefully she will wake up before its too late.

[@magdelinalee2101]

She should go carnivor and her knee will be happy 😊

[@valerieshoopman4881]

My LDL was 211 at last Dr. Appt. He suggested statins b/c I am T2D....I said NO WAY! Every person I know that has went on statins they go crazy!​@@JodizzleSlotRizz

[@gjahncke]

So good

[@M13x13M]

I probably lost nerves and developed foot drop due to veganism but it has not improved on carnivore . Low fat,low B vitamin diets are deadly. I will try supplemental B-12.

[@danielcohen24]

possibly deuterium depleted water or stem enhance that Bart Kay sells, could help. Stick with strict carnivore it takes time to heal. Also do all the circadian rhythm things

[@magdelinalee2101]

Stik with carnivor diet lik Dr Anthony Chafee explain and you will feel better. Do not gev up an carnivor😊

[@AlimentaciónAncestral]

La dieta carnivora es la clave de la salud.😍🥩

[@danielcohen24]

Si !!

[@magdelinalee2101]

Yes, you are right carnivore diet is the best🎉😊

[@jlmackenzie]

I'm an insulin-dependent diabetic and Triple positive cancer survivor. Doctors say no red meat. Can I go carnivore? Is there any proof that what they say is true? I'm taking Herceptin and Anastrozole currently.

[@seidnettzueinander9122]

"Is there any proof.." no, there was never a proof that red meat is bad.

[@andyc7747]

There is no proof. The studies they use are on people that have a mixed macro diet, Fat, Protein and carbohydrate. We know the issues with carbs in humans, Just study the Randle cycle for that. Our doctors mean well but the issue is with their training. If humans understand nutrition so well to the point where all doctors get the same training then why are so many people suffering?

[@danielcohen24]

is eating meat bad for lions? If your human your a carnivore, wake up, & get out of the matrix.

[@magdelinalee2101]

Go full carnivor diet and do not look back.😊 what you have to lose at tis stage noting and soon wo will start fell better and better 😊

[@marianmcoy7816]

So the 90 day challenge and see how you respond.

[@AnneMarieNicol]

Hi,it’s so good to acknowledge type 1 ,we often feel “ too hard basket “ case. I,ve been type 1 for 2 years and I adjusted my own insulin. I’m Carnivore 4 months now with dramatic results ,however would like to find a different doctor that is more receptive to “ curing “ or reducing this illness. I’m in Melbourne Yarra Valley. I’m 77 years old and very capable,not elderly as such. Any suggestions.i need a switched on Endo.

[@anthonychaffeemd]

That's great to hear! Well the reality is that regardless of what you eat, you endocrinologist can just help you with the medication side of things. If you decide to eat a zero carbohydrate carnivore diet you will just get fantastic results and blood sugar control with minimal insulin. So anyone will be able to help you with that, just don't get into a conversation about diet with people that don't know about the research and results that people get with ketogenic diets and diabetes. However, there is a huge list of low carbohydrate doctors all across Australia at www.lowcarb downunder.com.au and they have a database of doctors that you can look up in your area. If you can't find anyone near you, you can probably do telehealth with people in other parts of Australia, including with me at my practice in Perth. I'm not an endocrinologist however, so I can't completely take over that role, but I can certainly help you on the nutrition side of things. Good luck!

[@AnneMarieNicol]

@ thanks so good to know.

[@D4rkBl4de]

Omg I love her attitude!!! Oh that's scary. Had blood test this month and my b12 is 556 pmol and I've been carnivore for 1.5 years now. I eat until I'm full always sometimes up to 10 eggs a day + beef roast, grass fed butter mostly. 😢 It was 637 in July. What do I do? I was sick with a cold + first day of period though in the December blood work. Dunno if that affects it.

[@chrisroberts3278]

It's the way God made our bodies.....well said, Emily. Keep up the good work and do not stop helping people (you too, Dr. Chaffee, haha).

[@jennifermathews4259]

I can't find her on KZbin. Where are her videos,?

[@Carnivore_Revival]

My KZbin channel is Carnivore_Revival Thanks for watching.

[@jenniferarnold-delgado3489]

Once at the Newark Peace Conference organized by Corey Booker , the Dalai Lama was on stage with a group of other pacifists , including Jody Williams , the woman who got the Nobel Peace Prize for her work on land mines . We were all noticing how enchanted he was with her , especially her anger , she did not wear shoes on the stage , and stood up to talk , ( to rant ) , and the more strong she became , the bigger he smiled . He was so happy to finally have someone with the right attitude about the injustice going on out there ! Listening to this interview , I saw how relieved Dr Chaffee was to finally listen to someone who is a bit pissed off -- and rightly so ! These people doing the damage to the population should stay scared , that is what I think now . Sometimes I wonder if they KNOW that the carnivore path is healthy , and they were keeping it a secret on purpose , to give themselves the predatory advantage . We ALL need to be eating meat , just to increase the grazing and land management , growing the depth of the topsoil , as well as growing the capacity of our BRAINS . This situation is actually ridiculous . Dr Chaffee , you are on my list of superheros , including Allan Savory - among others . Blessings this Christmas to you and your family - Thank YOU for sharing this information and making MY LIFE different than it was before . Jennifer Arnold

[@ChrisEmm87]

Do i need to be fat adapted for maximum muscle and hormonal benefits?

[@marcleblanc7295]

I've been resisting statins and since going carnivore of course my LDL has gone but my weight and energy are fine - i think its insane to want to insist on statins or telling me my risk of heart attack is rising due to my "gunging up" as my doctor told me or arteries etc - no evidence of symptoms of that

[@danielcohen24]

Most of the "science" is all epidemiology garbage. the few legit studies show NO association or a reverse one, showing low LDL is the risk not high.

[@randylopshire9413]

What could be a reason for blood glucose to remain high after months of carnivore?

[@tradermunky1998]

Could be a large number of reasons from user error measurements or when testing on the "oops" end to type one diabetes or even liver cancer on the really bad end.

[@andyc7747]

When are you taking the readings usually? What do you eat daily? Maybe you aren't eating enough fat (a very common issue with new carnivores).

[@red-baitingswine8816]

What's the name of Emily's KZbin channel?

[@JolieLaide72]

youtube.com/@carnivore_revival?si=p0Nrp-Vf2sfNT_Hw Her channel is @Carnivore_Revival

[@emh8861]

Carnivore_Revival

[@jgenes892]

Can people with chf do carnivore

[@AussieKrazyK]

I need some MD/Cardiologist help, can Dr Chaffee point me in the right direction? I'm on the East Coast, currently QLD soon to be in NSW.

[@andyc7747]

Some of the carnivore channels do have details to get in touch with them for consultations. Would you like to know some that I can recommend, They can be expensive.

[@rickperez8044]

The guidelines protect doctors from lawsuits. It almost doesn't matter what a doctor does as long as he follows the guidelines.

[@markdanielgcapule]

Amen

[@Redgogrey]

Lol!!! She is hilarious!!! Amen!!! Its not rocket science!!!

[@MrsB197something]

Wow you give me hope. I mean that. I can't even get an honest diagnosis from the corrupt doctors here just pushed meds. What should a person like me eat? I prefer meat and I get migraines from dairy so meat is a great option and I feel better with just a good b complex and chicken or beef all 3 meals.

[@ckomtro3]

dr ken berry also has ideas he mostly has beef, butter and eggs liver twice a week, I think?

[@andyc7747]

Fatty red meat is the best choice, Adding extra fat is usually necessary as we need a lot of fat. Three meals per day is part of the problem, Lots of people on carnivore have one meal per day. It does depend on a persons health issues etc.

[@danielcohen24]

Whatever fatty red meat you enjoy the most eat with aaded butter tallow or lard to up the fat if needed. SALT is very important when you first start, use as much as you can. In a month or so you will start feeling amazing.

[@MrsB197something]

@@danielcohen24 thank you. I'm starting January 1st. No starches, no carbs just meat. I will post how it's going at the 30 day mark and I am pre-diabetic so this is a make it or break it moment for me. All the elders of my family died from diabetes related issues and at 49 I want to stop it before it becomes type 2.

[@MrsB197something]

Does this also work on type 2 or just type 1?

[@Trthsker24]

Emily has a great story, a great advocate for keto/carnivore. Her voice was a bit irritating, but I still enjoyed the info.

[@jetryan624]

You would think if she could line her lab results up side by side from the time she was 12 they would start paying attention. It's astounding and sad how so many are so entrenched and what they've been taught and they can't think outside the box or investigate for themselves. Because it's not what they were taught a standard practice and they don't want to be cut off by insurance carriers or their workplace. It's just a crying shame

[@danielcohen24]

Carnivore FTW!

[@pointshealthcoaching8474]

Gosh - this woman suffered for so long; why can't this way of eating (not a diet) be taught to everyone.??? (That's a rhetorical question). Thx for sharing.

[@annjenschke2502]

Have you ever healed a T1d (x63yrs) of "early stage heart failure"??

[@magdelinalee2101]

Carnivor is best do not hesitate. Just do it feel better soon 😊

[@honorburza9110]

32:45 🙌

[@thestrongcarnivoress]

Dr's think patients are stupid and can't comply with a lifestyle change to improve their own health. Nobody wants to live in pain and suffering. Give patients a choice at least. Same as you I have done more reading and research on the subjects of nutrition. My cardiologist would not look at my ratio when I mentioned it he said no we don't look at that and just dismissed me.

[@peggylynn84]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MelzCarnivoreJourney]

LOL, I just tell doctors that I just, "Eat real food," and leave it at that.

[@kenyaalure4524]

👏👏🎉

[@dirtyd6174]

❤️🙏❤️

[@amazingmikemed]

'I no longer have diabetes' is misleading click bate don't you think? As a T1D myself and been diabetic as long as Emily I was hoping this was true but to find out she was still injecting was disappointing to me. This takes nothing away from what Emily achieved, which is amazing to have normal blood sugars and correct all the problems that come with diabetes. She is very inspirational.

[@Carnivore_Revival]

My blood sugars have normalized. Yes, you are correct. I still have T1Diabetes. I DO require daily insulin to survive. I believe Dr. Chaffee was trying to say in minimal words my A1C is reading like a non-diabetic. However, I’m now taking 85.6% less insulin compared to when I was following the ADA guild lines. My blood sugars are off the roller coaster ride. Thank you for watching . If you have complications from diabetes those can be reversed. I want spread hope to others.

[@amazingmikemed]

@@Carnivore_Revival I get pissed off and tired by carnivores who obviously use click bate like they say 'I giving up' or 'this is not good for me.' And it all BS, But that just me. I will look at your channel thanks for the reply. The cure for T1D is the big one. For 25 years you here that a cure is just around the corner but are we any closer? After 28ys the only medicine I take is insulin. CGM helps, My blood sugar are still not as good as yours. But my feet are improving, just down to 6 plantar warts or Verrucas as we say in the UK. Other than this I have mild 'diabetic eye changes' in the left eye and cataracts just starting in both. I will be sixty is April and go the gym around 4 times a week. Blood work is great too and like your Doctors try to push statins, which I never will take. Hba1c is the only problem but you are inspirational with reversing all your problems. The headline should be you can live a normal life with T1 diabetes until we find a cure.