Carnivore is the Best Diet for Babies | What the Fitness | Biolayne

[@reallymakesyouthink]

I only fed my son liver when he was a baby and at 6 months old he had a full beard and 6 pack. Some say it was the tren but I'm not a doctor.

[@samuelaubrey2612]

"Paul Salandino approved"

[@skorpers]

In order to make a joke you need to at least try to understand what you're talking about.

[@24killsequalMOAB]

@@samuelaubrey2612 Paul eats fruit, honey and eggs my dude.

[@reallymakesyouthink]

@@skorpers no you don't.

[@24killsequalMOAB]

@@reallymakesyouthink please do as your username says

[@bobbyventon5015]

- Loving the editing that went into making this video - Feeling really sorry for that baby

[@the_notorious_bas]

One small caveat, we will prob never know if this child has no (developing) health issues. My guess is that carnivores or other diet zealots often tend to avoid doctors.

[@regenesis5055]

Completely agree. They even said it in the video as an argument in favor of the diet: "he has never been to a doctor"

[@Melesniannon]

and if it gets issues, we'll never hear about it because they won't post it on social media.

[@the_notorious_bas]

@Kwildcat13 "they are"? That's just your assumption. There's a reason why Shawn Baker never shared his bloodwork results after he admitted that some markers such as cholesterol & blood pressure were off. That would hurt his pride and business model.

[@nelsonhoffman5922]

all of the people htat i know that don't believe LDL cholesterol is at all relevant to heart disease progression do not see doctors and have no clue what their blood markers look like. HOW CONVENIENT!

[@sonja4164]

She said the baby has never been to a doctor in the video. Just sad.

[@Zetto129]

What I find even worse is the fact, that if we assume that the parents on the video lie, they put at risk other children of naive, gullible parents.

[@Pro-kesh]

but...they're eliminating all the seed oils 😂

[@chrisbeerad8835]

Good protocol

[@samuelaubrey2612]

this will mess up the babies microbiome so they'll have sever trouble and won't be able to tolerate fiber.... Parents need a slap

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

Even though we are omnivores and babies need to eat an omnivorous diet eating carnivore is still light years healthier than eating any of the processed foods or crackers or cereals or any of that crap that's on the market

[@24killsequalMOAB]

How? The Microbiome is only necessary for plants, from a physics and chemistry perspective, we are most suited to animal based diet.

[@semi-mojo]

​@@Juggernaut-fg2upboth are terrible in different ways

[@VegetaPrinceOfSaiyans]

The effects of oligosaccharides on gut microbiomes are well documented and that's why they're included in formula to make up for the lack of getting them in breast milk. Also vaginal births show favoable effects on gut bacteria in infants compared to c sections. Microbiome diversity is linked with better health outcomes in several measures.@@24killsequalMOAB

[@justinw1765]

@@semi-mojo It's borderline amazing to me how so many people have such a tendency to think in such simplistic, either-or ways, when reality is so often nuanced, shades of gray, and complex. I agree wholeheartedly with you, _both_ are terrible, but in *different ways.*

[@MarjolaineDaudrumez]

They are NOT baby lions!!

[@Corkfish1]

Exactly. We're primates. And primates are predominantly vegetarian

[@cherryl225]

@@Corkfish1 logic like this fail to recognize that we have EVOLVED to eat variety, we are not other primate species, we are human apes. obviously if we engage in a behavior, such as selecting meat, fruit, grains, all inclusive diet range, then its in our nature. we already are adapted to it.

[@JeremiahDavid-ll5qo]

@@Corkfish1 no we eat vegtables during starving

[@featherfluent1109]

i really need this exact video but made for a hyper-religious sibling of mine who plans to feed her future kids carnivore from BIRTH

[@фанатКуплинова-ь1е]

Why capitalize birth? Is it abnormal now to feed babies with mother's milk which is an animal product?

[@Ripcraze]

breast milk is carnivore, is mush from a plastic container better?

[@Gio-sx7kt]

Babies come out eating solely carnivore! You can't even feed them water till at least 6 months old as it destroys their electrolyte balance! 😂. Stop letting yourselves be propagandized into malnourishment, especially your infants

[@oliviagreen8853]

The fact that you have to make a video on this is sad, poor babies

[@lonewolf7650]

Yes, poor babies being fed real nutrient dense food instead of processed applesauce...

[@GaryGraf]

​@@lonewolf7650processed applesauce? Lol

[@24killsequalMOAB]

@@GaryGraf Baby food is mostly processed and not cost effective.

[@GaryGraf]

@@24killsequalMOAB so is meat. Applesauce itself is mashed up apples

[@24killsequalMOAB]

@@GaryGraf meat is the most cost effective nutrition source. Protein, Fats, Calories. There is no plant analog

[@mattsailor4966]

Both of my kids were healthy as babies. AND WE STILL TOOK THEM TO THE DOCTOR FOR REGULAR CHECKUPS! I'm guessing they don't take their baby to the doctor because they are afraid of what they know the doctor will tell them about this nonsense.

[@allisonfalin8854]

It would be considered neglect if there were nutritional deficiencies and depending on the provider, they are mandated reporters by law.

[@sonja4164]

​@@allisonfalin8854exactly

[@Gio-sx7kt]

​@@allisonfalin8854What deficiency would one expect from a carnivore diet?

[@leneeanderson4848]

The narcissism of some of these people is unbelievable.

[@user-ii7xc1ry3x]

That ending was a work of art 🚽🚀🔥

[@patrickmack24]

I was expecting the father in the clip to be Saladino

[@Axiom_of_Chalcedon]

Using your child as an experiment so you could be perceived like you know things is the worst kind of attention whoring. I hope these parents really did have CPS called on them and I hate CPS but I think the child, baby actually, would have a better chance away from those two.

[@TheFonzieCommunity]

😂 the ending, great rant!!

[@sonja4164]

"Never been to a doctor..." That says it all.

[@zentzu4003]

that's abuse, they're doing it for views too

[@lolzerd3745]

let's just hope they are faking it

[@brucejensen3081]

Definitely child exploitation

[@UncleDanBand64]

​@Kwildcat13 exactly, nothing wrong with what these people are doing. Back in history Native Tribes that were hunters would have fed their babies this way. The Comanche in mid 1800's Texas were much larger and fitter than the average white settler.

[@zentzu4003]

@Kwildcat13 no-one said eating meat and eggs is bad... it's abusive when you understand diet and nutrition and then knowingly risk destroying your own childs long term gut health by restricting them from eating certain food groups

[@zentzu4003]

@@UncleDanBand64 name me one extremely influential person from history who was raised on such a diet... and i'll name you 20 who were vegetarians

[@recreatingkaren]

*FOR THE ALGORITHM* But also, yeah this is ridiculous. I've found great success with low carb and keto personally (because I can stick to it), but I don't think it's right to do really crazy dogmatic diets on young children with no autonomy. My teenager eats lower carb than she used to, but she has the option of choosing. And let's not even start on how these people have never taken this baby to a doctor. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@manoss.6079]

It works. Garry Brecka told me so

[@MartyHll]

Just the pure truth to the world. I wished more and more people start questioning themselves for such a ridiculous decisions they make and be more critical.

[@PSA78]

Let's hope childcare gets involved, the child has more hope growing up with strangers.

[@sonja4164]

I wouldn't be surprised if they homeschool.

[@toxiconflict]

@@PSA78 agreed. that baby shouldn't be eating natural food like organs, meat milk, eggs, and fruit. He should be eating processed slop in a plastic container, baby formula, and donuts. It's abuse!

[@PSA78]

@@toxiconflict I guess your nickname is the scarecrow if you strawman that hard.

[@Magneto31able]

I have kids myself and a child on a carnivore diet would be in a deficit.

[@VegetaPrinceOfSaiyans]

Been feeding my son raw human meat since birth and he's already the size of an adult at only 1 year.

[@espenstoro]

Made a baby a carnivore... and never took the baby to a doctor... WHAT THE FUCK!?!? We need to protect this child.

[@richsimm221]

The Carnivore crew always seem to swoon around Bart Kay. I've seen some of these Bart Kay videos but he just doesn't even talk like a scientist. He speaks like we know everything you need to know and if you had the brain capacity to understand then we'd all know Carnivore is the way to go. They all really love calling you Lame Norton like kids in the playground. It's pathetic.

[@ColdRunnerGWN]

Ironic that they everyone I've run across in comment section claim to have great mental clarity. Apparently, their version of 'mental clarity' is like being insane, but thinking that your the only sane one.

[@739jep]

Bart Kay is an absolute buffoon

[@ginoyesano5649]

@@ColdRunnerGWN I've heard Dr. Mike Israetel say that even though low carbs may make you feel more mental clarity, objectively your cognitive ability will be worse as measured by cognition tests

[@фанатКуплинова-ь1е]

@@ColdRunnerGWN Mental clarity claim has nothing to do about being sane, it's about being free of brainfog 24/7. I'm sorry if you can't relate to it it on your healthy balanced diet

[@discdoggie]

Mikalia Peterson, is that you?

[@justinw1765]

It's ironic that the daughter of an educated psychologist, is most likely on a personality disorder spectrum while he seems to be completely unaware of it. That woman has been caught red handed in some pretty blatant lies. And people on personality disorder spectrum's like NPD, BPD, and/or ASPD are the ones most likely to lie to others and the public.

[@discdoggie]

@@justinw1765 well, he’s been off the deep end himself lately, as well

[@ColdRunnerGWN]

@@discdoggie - Lately? He's a Jungian and you have to be pretty crazy to believe it.

[@discdoggie]

@@ColdRunnerGWN he’s always been a loon. But since he flew to Russia to snooze away a benzo withdrawal (when all of his previous writings would blame addicts for their behavior and he implored to “take responsibility”) he’s been GONE. He drank his own kool-aid.

[@altaisrs2857]

@@justinw1765 Well, Peterson himself is batsh*t, lol.

[@mestrinimaster3602]

Layne didn't go homicidal but went ballistic 😂

[@howbradknew]

Not sure I've seen Dr. Layne so mad in the time I've started watching him. I'm both afraid and a little turned on LOL Love the passion and the heart for the little ones! #TheMiddleFingerMoment

[@SuzyVez]

Totally turned on here !

[@cathleenharris6646]

same. Layne is smokin hot

[@kestag2110]

Haven’t we learnt from Ruby Franke child abuse case NOT to use children for your social media likes and attention. There needs to be laws against this.

[@marckorhammer]

I get what you are saying. Of course it is absolutely insane to feed your child nothing but raw fruits and vegetables. But given the fact, that a adequate plant exclusive diet comes a long supplements (if it doesn’t, it is not adequate) poses no threat to the child’s health I would have loved to hear a distinction. Feeding you baby raw meat, milk and eggs is certainly not the same as feeding you child an adequate plant exklusive diet. Not even close! ✌🏻

[@AntonPolezhayev]

Correct, animal exclusive diet is complete, while plant exclusive diet is not, no amount of supplement pills will ever replace real food, not to mention that the exclusive plant diet will cause bloating and gas. That’s all someone accomplishes on the exclusive plant diet, bloating, and gas. It’s an absolute joke.

[@БатурМаркус]

Hi Layne, i know your flexible diet makes sense, but if i followed my intuition eating what i really love to eat for a period of time even in moderation and no overeating and the one of results is significantly increased my urine acid level, if i go back to a grassed fed based , i carnivore diet with clean organic carbs in moderation then my UA level goes back normal . I know its an anecdote but it really works for me

[@penegoil7549]

This is out of control. Everyone tries to prove their diet is the best, even if they put their child at risk

[@item6931]

Hi Layne. Was wondering if you could quickly review this vid on the keto diet drawing on a new paper from Stanford. Vid title: "Stanford Keto Study is Revolutionizing Mental Health"? Paper link is in the vid description. Yes, I know there are a million papers on keto diet but this one makes fairly dramatic claims. And I can't evaluate papers like you can 🙂

[@MrCalyho]

You have links to that prebiotic fibre for babies study? Seems to be missing from the vid description. But I can't imagine why babies would need that. Not that long ago babies got breast fed exclusively well beyond their second year.

[@mattchambers4561]

Remember folks, those parents can most likely vote.

[@Gio-sx7kt]

Good. 👍 They better!

[@mattchambers4561]

@@Gio-sx7kt no they absolutely should not

[@Gio-sx7kt]

@@mattchambers4561 Interesting perspective you have there.🤔

[@mattchambers4561]

@@Gio-sx7kt interesting perspective *you* have

[@Gio-sx7kt]

@@mattchambers4561 It's interesting to think that believing in democracy for all and against totalitarian rule is an interesting perspective to have.

[@sek4110]

What an ending LOL

[@_negentropy_]

This is triggering. I’ve walked away from entire communities of moms like this. I bet she’s still breast feeding that kid. If so, he may still get some marginal immunity/probiotic/intestinal benefit from that. When that ends, or when he outgrows any benefit from breastmilk, his poor tum is going to struggle on that diet. The only hrcts I’ve found for restrictive diets for children are for those at high risk for seizure/epilepsy. And those kids’ diets are heavily monitored and adapted by their pediatric neurologist. The research is still ongoing.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Explosive diarrhea- I lost it 🤣🤣🤣

[@BigDog-tn8re]

I breast fed my baby that is all he had he’s perfectly healthy. Now that he’s 18 I’m thinking of switching to carnivore.

[@williamwallaceg2627]

Association and causation are not the same. Certainly no user bias here.

[@DrVegal]

The Newborn are in Breastfeeding diet So, they are feeding from their Animal-Mother Then, keep in a Animal based diet is just the continuum.

[@sterlingkeful340]

This was a juvenile video tbh. You claim everyone else is a zealot but you are clearly acting like a zealot in this video with no presented data to say how these parents are risking harm or the magnitude of that harm compared to whatever standard baby food protocol. When it comes to anything carnivore your videos abandon rational reasonable discourse.

[@739jep]

There is no data or studies testing carnivore diets on infants. That’s the point. Don’t make your kids a science experiment. There are however dietary patterns associated with better health outcomes which help build up dietary recommendations for children - which these parents are ignoring. If they want to do it themselves fine, but don’t make your kids the experiment, don’t put it on social media and especially don’t skip regular check ups with your doctor.

[@sterlingkeful340]

@@739jep that's not true at all. Plenty of indigenous tribes feed babies primarily meat when the child is able to eat it. They have lower instances of all chronic disease and all cause mortality from things that primarily kill modern humans. They don't have obese children like we do following our expert recommendations for grains and heavy metal filled baby foods. Also there are millions of years of human evolution which is a pesky fact we seem to ignore nowadays when trying to recommend not eating primarily meat diets. There is no reason a high calorie diet from primarily meat would harm a kid in any way. Did you consider when the family said doctor visits they meant sickness like colds or flus being reduced?

[@739jep]

@@sterlingkeful340 the existence of indigenous tribes feeding their babies primarily meat isn’t a study - not is it high quality evidence. So yes , what i said is true. There are no studies where the carnivore diet has been tested on infants in relation to health outcomes. These parents are effectively conducting that experiment themselves , which is irresponsible. What would you say if parents were feeding their children a completely plant based diet? If that’s what they meant then fine , but that’s not what they said. Regardless they’re ignoring dietary guidelines and the motive for that appears to be ideological.

[@sterlingkeful340]

​@@739jep You said there was no data that eating a carnivore diet has been tested on humans. What do you think we ate for 200k+ years of evolution? How do you think any tribe that exists on a high meat diet feeds their children when they get weaned off their mother's milk? There was no premade baby food for our nomad ancestors. Do you need a study to know if probably the most essential and universal food for humans would help with growth and development of a child? At the very least it is very likely to not be dangerous. It seems kind of ridiculous I even have to say that if you spend some time thinking about it. Also, how much of nutritional science is valid enough to generalize to the whole population? It's usually a group of people from a specific population and you are told about the average results. What about each end of the distribution? Were the tails fat and biased one way? Are the people that were tested close enough to my personal phenotype to make a generalizable recommendation? Anyway, my whole point was Layne is complaining about dogma and irresponsibility by a group of people for doing something that probably most of out ancestors did a lot. Meanwhile he is being a dogmatic data driven only scientist while ignoring the flaws in his own perspective.

[@739jep]

⁠​⁠@@sterlingkeful340’what do you think we ate for 200k years of evolution’ This is narrative , it’s not data. What our ancestors ate is not evidence that it’s what we should eat. That’s an appeal to nature fallacy. Also even if it were relevant - paleoanthropologist don’t reach the same conclusions about what the human ancestral diet was that you see commonly claimed on carnivore/keto channels.

[@samuelaubrey2612]

please do an episode on EDDIE ABBEW and Medical Medium! they are content gold

[@marcdaniels9079]

They are CULTS … the parents that is. The child has never been to a doctor in 6 months: shame on you.

[@flemingg11]

You should do a video on eating actual babies.

[@mark.zamboni]

Come for the science, stay for the animations

[@martinadelvai4115]

Are we not even talking about the never been to a doctor and raw milk part? The former has me thinking they are antivax too. And raw milk has some health risks even for adults (but it tastes amazing). But for small children raw milk is a big no no.

[@espenstoro]

That's the part that made my blood boil. Babies. Need. Regular. Checkups. It's what any responsible parent does. They have no idea if there's any condition they need to worry about. So much can develop in the early months and years.

[@justinw1765]

Mostly agree with you, but isn't mother's breast milk technically "raw milk" often? But yes, you're taking a gamble with raw milk from animals raised in conditions, with diets, health status, etc that you most likely have no information about. Raw milk is just a more complex topic than many tend to give it credit for. When authorities started cracking down on raw milk because of health issues back in the day, turns out there were some dairies in New York that were not feeding and treating their cows the best and they weren't that healthy, as well as not practicing the best hygiene practices. When you improve the health of the cows and you improve hygiene practices, you tend to have much less issues with pathogens on average. It became easier and cheaper to just pasteurize, rather than try to improve the system and the dairies that were not doing things to more ideal standards. But something I very much disagree with people who promote raw milk vs pasteurized, is that you're automatically going to have no (or less) issues with raw milk. I've tried it, and when it is cow milk that is A1/A2 casein mixed like many cows in the US produce, I still have major issues with it even when it is raw. I can't placebo that hyper mucous effect away, unfortunately. Only the cow milk that is pure A2 doesn't bother me, along with goat and sheep-raw or pasteurized.

[@martinadelvai4115]

@@justinw1765 thank you for your wonderful comment! Sure mother's milk is raw but it is made to be exactly for baby's needs right that moment. I'm not familiar with US farming standards, I live in the german speaking part of Italy, in the alps. Here we have small farms and most milk you can buy is from gras/hay fed cows. Tipically each cow has a name and gets pets and a lot of space to move around, exspecially in the warmer months. That makes for top quality milk. Yes some issues with raw milk can be reduced with better hygiene. And for most adults the occasional glas of raw milk is probably fine as long as there are no allergies present (and no pregnancy). I love raw milk and drink it when I can get it. I am Also looking into making my own mozzarella and ricotta in the future, maybe also burrata and butter. But I wouldn't take the risk to give a young child raw milk, much less a toddler as young as this child in the video. Just recently I heard on the news about a child who had a really bad outcome after eating raw milk cheese. The 6y/o boy ended up in the ER but the family was dismissed there by the doctor. Nor sure if the child passed away in the end but the parents are sueing the doctor for malpractice. I also don't like the claims raw milk fans make about health benefits of raw milk. There is only a tiny difference in some b vitamins that is not even significant. It just tastes good, that's it. Litterally no benefit in giving it to a child and some potential risk for their health.

[@martinadelvai4115]

@@espenstoro one can just hope they want to say "never been to a doctor outside of regular checkups" and just phrased it poorly...

[@justinw1765]

@@martinadelvai4115 Hallo Martina, Likewise, thank you for the thorough and informative reply. I've heard that a lot of parts of Europe still have and predominantly use the older breeds of cows that produce only the A2 type casein protein. If so, that is great and you're lucky in that respect. Here in the US, it is the opposite. The raw milk enthusiasts here, say that is easier to digest and has probiotics. Probably the latter is true sometimes, but as I've mentioned, it isn't any easier for me to digest unless it is pure A2 type. Good points about the issues of raw milk, especially for young children. Ciao and danke

[@joerockhead7246]

thank you

[@smoretoexplore8188]

I can’t find this on your channel but I would love your thoughts on mic/b12/lipolic shots for weight loss

[@Luc-1991]

what does the randomized control trial say about feeding children a carnivore diet?

[@allisonfalin8854]

I have tested patients recently in our clinic. Three in the past month are clinically dealing with scurvy.

[@jefflackas1550]

I love layne!! He makes me laugh

[@ReDuVernay]

Let just not put our children, dogs, or anybody else that lacks the autonomy to express their experiences on any weird diets unless prescribed by a qualified medical professional, okay? Experiment on yourself, not innocent bystanders.

[@Dan14833]

Remember your baby also needs to stare at the sun and get TRT to be healthy.😂

[@DrSpooglemon]

"No bifidobacteria for you!"

[@Gengh13]

So should they fed them liquid sugar in the form of processed carbohydrates? Unfortunately we don't have evidence either way, I suspect there is nothing wrong with it but we can't prove it.

[@altaisrs2857]

So there is only either carniwhore or liquid sugar. Learned something new today.

[@фанатКуплинова-ь1е]

@@altaisrs2857 No, there's also veggies that babies hate (guess why)

[@altaisrs2857]

@@фанатКуплинова-ь1е Surely because veggies are poison. /s Well you know what? Babies also HATE sugar. Oh wait

[@malinex1760]

@@фанатКуплинова-ь1е anti nootrients

[@lennypisano6322]

@biolayne I'm learning so much from you. And, I deeply appreciate your no BS presentation of data. If I may be so bold to make an observation: if I were one of the parents that were feeding their kids a carnivore diet (which I am not) it would be nearly impossible to argue against your logic, but calling me an idiot and moron would probably make me want to shut out whatever truth you are telling me, just because it is so aggressive. If you actually want people to listen, I think a softer presentation may help, but if you just want the views (which you are allowed to) I think you're videos are great. Just a thought by a long-time subscriber.

[@adrianjdelgado]

Is there evidence that a well planned plant based diet is bad for infants? If not, why the insults and dissmisal?

[@seamussullivan2218]

This is a hard one. I’m not a parent so this isn’t my realm. However, how far do we go to give advice to parents… when it comes to their child and how to raise their lives? Great video btw

[@OfficialBeeswax]

Mothermilk is technically carnivore, no?

[@altaisrs2857]

And your point is? All mammals, even herbivores, feed their babies mothermilk. Lol.

[@OfficialBeeswax]

@@altaisrs2857 it's a joke

[@Ripcraze]

@@altaisrs2857 so milk is so superior that even herbivores is forced by nature to produce it since their kids would die if fed a herbivore diet from birth.

[@kait112]

I’m going to assume the baby was having breast milk - that baby was having breast milk, right? Right? :o

[@ahhhlindsanityyy]

Never been to a doctor? So hes not been or isnt going to be vaccinated :/ Someone give this poor baby some apple slices please

[@Poita316]

This video could have been half the length. Layne could have just edited out the bleeps

[@mitkoogrozev]

I would leave IN the bleeped out part only instead :D

[@nemlol]

Everyone who has kids knows the best diet is the one where they actually eat food without throwing a tantrum.

[@balazshajdu3018]

Go doctor Lame get them 👊🏼

[@ByrdNick]

I don’t think the carnivore diet is a good diet, but insulting people who like and even promote a bad idea seems a bridge too far for me. I wish you’d attacked the arguments and evidence rather than the people. That’s not just more logical, it’s more persuasive and more de-polarizing. (Thanks for some of your other videos that *do* focus on the arguments and evidence rather than personal attacks, by the way.)

[@HermeticSuperstars]

How far into the future. Have you ever even searched to find out if humans need fiber? Or do you want to stay with your bio books written when they were?

[@TheXPlayer_TWC]

I don't know what to say. From Malaysia :)

[@Marta1Buck]

Now we need a pediatrician to react to this sht, pun intended

[@thejonathandoan]

"We did this for x months. Here's what happened:" does NOT a scientific study make.

[@VorpalSnickerSnack]

Hope someone summons the spirit of Miles Edgeworth, in a proscutor & judge.

[@Eaw13]

Well said Dr Norton !

[@lolamccord4517]

So if these parents indeed have fed their child such a highly restrictive diet and he's never been to a doctor, how do they know whether he has any allergies or other health issues? My guess is that people who are OK with playing Russian roulette with their child's health and wellbeing aren't likely to routinely seek professional medical advice for their child (or themselves). For them, ignorance is bliss...and confirmation that they're doing a great job!

[@фанатКуплинова-ь1е]

And feeding your child potentially allergic food is better? How?

[@lolamccord4517]

@@фанатКуплинова-ь1е False dichotomy. Please read the post more carefully.

[@фанатКуплинова-ь1е]

​@@lolamccord4517 I suppose you think doctors can easily tell what you're allergic to? It's not really a thing even for adults when payed for expensive tests so the only real option is playing Russian roulette and testing it on your child.

[@julioandresgomez3201]

That babies and children don´t want vegetables is a fair point. Other than that I´ve never seen either rejecting potatoes, rice, garbanzos, dates, figs, ....

[@фанатКуплинова-ь1е]

The latter of which aren't considered healthy or necessary anyway

[@Ripcraze]

@@фанатКуплинова-ь1е nor is the former, bloating and shitting multiple times a day is not signs of a healthy person.

[@1ExplosionsHurt]

Yes

[@Monkey-ud8bw]

Why is there an obsession with taking kids to see the doctor every six months in the US? Other countries (who have free healthcare) don’t do this unless there is something wrong or they need jabs etc.

[@739jep]

Here in Norway we take them for check ups much more frequently than every six months

[@scottyg5403]

I can't believe that you had to make a video about the ignorance of these parents raising that poor child! WTF!

[@paolacedeno9365]

However, it’s not carnivore what is getting children obese in this country 😂😂😂😂😂

[@michalgrzywaczewski5194]

algorithms loves "likes" after minimum 2 minutes of film ;)

[@Ubeogesh]

It loves watch time and retention

[@MarshMakesComics]

There’s no way I’d believe this guy he talks like a lunatic

[@kevinjoseph517]

teeth needed to chew meat. babies nurse..mamas milk.

[@andrewzach1921]

Commenting for Al Gore's Rhythm, but I am pretty sure He would feed his child properly.

[@Kaztrofy]

Hopefully he feed them better than he predicts climate change.

[@UncleDanBand64]

Come on now Layne. Eskimo babies didn't get any fiber. Lots of American tribes back in day weren't exactly gardeners. They were eating Buffalo and seasonal berries maybe at best. I think they did ok.

[@baraabinhomran528]

No

[@aaalhe]

Milk does not have fiber, does it? what about childrens before 10000 yrs?

[@juanguzman1563]

Dr Ken Berry has left the chat 😂

[@april9337]

"Pun intended"😂

[@S7320]

Ahh you finally met my in-laws

[@Galarid87]

Hate to say it, but the poor kid is going to have major cardiovascular issues before adulthood.

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

If you're saying due to carnivore you're wrong. Yes we are omnivores and a developing child needs to eat and have nervous diet but eating carnivore never has and never will cause any of those things. All of those studies are done on processed meat to where the sodium nitrate and MSG are the ones causing those health issues, grass-fed beef or wild caught meet at any time has never caused those problems that actually prevents it

[@justinw1765]

@@Juggernaut-fg2up What is a "nervous diet"? Btw, you are plain incorrect. Long chain saturated fat is plenty indicted in contributing to health issues when in excess. Way too much evidence to ignore. A little saturated fat once in awhile, while you are eating plenty of fiber and antioxidants, won't bother a person, but A LOT consistently, day in and day out, will most definitely cause cardiovascular issues down the line, and because of the long chain saturated fatty acids and not just sodium nitrates and MSG.

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

@@justinw1765 omnivorous *. Also how many of those studies are done on natural meat and not lunch meat or sausage or processed meat? Also how many of those are actual studies and not just questionnaires? NIH says..... "Recent findings Recent findings include shortcomings in the scientific review processes on saturated fats, for both the current 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the previous edition (2015-2020). Revelations include the fact the 2015 Advisory Committee acknowledged, in an e-mail, the lack of scientific justification for any specific numeric cap on these fats. Other, previously unpublished findings include significant potential financial conflicts on the relevant 2020 guidelines subcommittee, including the participation of plant-based advocates, an expert who promotes a plant-based diet for religious reasons, experts who had received extensive funding from industries, such as tree nuts and soy, whose products benefit from continued policy recommendations favoring polyunsaturated fats, and one expert who had spent more than 50 years of her career dedicated to ‘proving’ the diet-heart hypothesis. Summary The idea that saturated fats cause heart disease, called the diet-heart hypothesis, was introduced in the 1950s, based on weak, associational evidence. Subsequent clinical trials attempting to substantiate this hypothesis could never establish a causal link."

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

@@justinw1765 NIH says otherwise.... Recent findings Recent findings include shortcomings in the scientific review processes on saturated fats, for both the current 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the previous edition (2015-2020). Revelations include the fact the 2015 Advisory Committee acknowledged, in an e-mail, the lack of scientific justification for any specific numeric cap on these fats. Other, previously unpublished findings include significant potential financial conflicts on the relevant 2020 guidelines subcommittee, including the participation of plant-based advocates, an expert who promotes a plant-based diet for religious reasons, experts who had received extensive funding from industries, such as tree nuts and soy, whose products benefit from continued policy recommendations favoring polyunsaturated fats, and one expert who had spent more than 50 years of her career dedicated to ‘proving’ the diet-heart hypothesis

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

@@justinw1765 Summary The idea that saturated fats cause heart disease, called the diet-heart hypothesis, was introduced in the 1950s, based on weak, associational evidence. Subsequent clinical trials attempting to substantiate this hypothesis could never establish a causal link.

[@cptbacon35]

FTA

[@dani_abel_fit]

Here for the comments!! 😂😂😂

[@DuyNguyen-gj8hd]

Yes!! yes!!! Shame them all!

[@toxiconflict]

that baby was eating super healthy. Liver, eggs, raw milk? ten milion times healthier then the pre packaged slop baby food and formula most parents feed their babies in the states.

[@Gio-sx7kt]

💯

[@s.a.6082]

Like he said, the kid needs fiber.

[@Gio-sx7kt]

@@s.a.6082 fiber is indigestible. It was initially sold as a way to slow the absorption of nutrients to lose weight. It's not essential, and actually blocks the absorption of essential nutrients. Also our appendix is the size of a pinky which means we get no use out of it from the bacterial breakdown of fiber. It instead gives us bowel inflammation when it makes the bacteria go up into the small intestine

[@Corkfish1]

Just demonstrates what a cult it is.

[@LukeSolecki]

All hail Al Gore Rhythm ‼️

[@R2RHIker4]

Algorithms

[@kathleensolomon9041]

Wow. How do they not have rickets or other nutritional deficiency issues?

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

Granted we are omnivores in need to eat an appropriate omnivorous diet especially as children but all of those nutrient deficiencies are made up BS. Think about how Eskimos eat nothing but seal and whale blubber year-round they never get hardly any vitamin C at all except for the very small amount found in the liver and you have never seen any of them with rickets or other deficiencies

[@DrAJ_LatinAmerica]

What do you think Eskimo and Inuit babies and children were eating? Or babies in Israel in year 1 AD ? Mother's milk, than fats, than meat and very few other items. Even a American Indians in 1400's to 1700's.

[@seitanbeatsyourmeat666]

👆 The first comment is delusional. Those populations have specific genes for eating a very restricted diet…. Regular people (aka mixed or Mediterranean/African/ anyone not secluded) need a mix of foods. This has been proven (Google Inuits traditional diets and health) We (regular westerners of all colors) descended from omnivorous grocery-store hunting people 😂 To answer your question: Time. In the womb their body will pull calcium from the mothers bones, etc, so it will take time to deplete it I’m hoping these kids are ok, and they at the very least give them vitamins or there will be negative repercussions to their bones, teeth, life span

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

@@seitanbeatsyourmeat666 "The traditional Inuit diet does include some berries, seaweed and plants, but a carnivorous diet can supply all the essential nutrients, provided you eat the whole animal, and eat it raw. But an Inuit diet isn’t any healthier than a modern Western diet. Inuits have similar levels of coronary heart disease and a somewhat higher incidence of osteoporosis and stroke, since they get a higher proportion of their calories from animal fat and have limited access to dietary calcium."

[@Melesniannon]

@@Juggernaut-fg2up Remind me, which animal, consumed raw or otherwise, provides vitamin C?

[@Ouellemancan]

👏

[@Axelcat11]

Wow, Just madness

[@TCAPRecipes]

Oh cawd!