Steak dinner observation


#21

I understand the comparison but it is close to a non sequitur in the context and delineation between foods and drugs. Bread is not a drug. Alcohol is not a food.

With those ideas partitioned we can put sugar in the drug cabinet next to the whiskey rather than next to bread in the food bowl. The fake beer and wine are going in the drug cabinet.

Once the bread gets mouldy (unlikely with the highly processed cake-like material sold as bread, but it might as nobody is going to eat it) it can be taken from the food bowl and used in the medicine cabinet to make poultices for non-healing dibetic ulcers, as the Penicillium has antimicrobial properties.

Also, bread is an anagram of beard. Having a beard is a form of filter feeding.


#22

Iā€™m trying to think of the podcast where this social aspect was explored; of young women not wanting to be seen eating red meat (or even eating meat) as it is considered unladylike? really?

I think it was Amy Berger talking about it in context with dealing with college age women with eating disorders. It may have been Amber Oā€™Hearn mentioning it as well as I have been listening to her wisdom a bit lately as well.

(Donā€™t GoGoDuck Amy Burger - it goes to a vegan cheese burger recipe and pretty much highlights what Iā€™m saying)

Is there a discussion topic on this wierd (to me, as a male) societal, or cultural image pressure? Is it something women inflict upon each other? Or, is it misogynistic?

Personally, Iā€™d rather see women eating well as discussed in these forums. Eating well out in public, showing the younger women that eating properly is normal.

Yoop, this may be better suited to another topic. Apologies for throwing in the detour.

Just read this timely post by @SecondBreakfast : No one wants to hear it


(Bunny) #23

Truth of the matter be known, you can as a matter fact eat bread on a ketogenic diet.

Who ever started that ā€œā€¦you cannot eat breadā€¦ā€ on keto myth, severely misunderstands concept!

I myself ate and still eat bread on keto with no problems. Just not as much!

Not many people are going to maintain 20 grams of carbohydrates for the rest of their life, itā€™s just not possible unless you have resistant starch going on with keto or carnivore, sorry folks thatā€™s realityā€¦a place I like to dwell!

I feel sorry for your friend because he now thinks he cannot have bread on this dietā€¦misinformation never ceases to amaze me?


#24

Also. Be rad!

Bared


#25

Bearā€™d


(mole person) #26

I wasnā€™t talking about eating meat. Iā€™ve never been a person who cared about having a particularly ladylike aspect, in fact my family has always found the extreme gusto with which I eat very amusing. The last time I visited family I ate only big steaks with nothing else on the plate.

But eating or gnawing on bones transcends male/female expectations and gets into where people see the dividing line between man and beast. My uncle Sammy, without question the most masculine man in my family, used to eat, gnaw, and suck on the chicken carcass while everyone else supped on the meat. This horrified my family to no end.


#27

You are an inspiration. It was just my take on what you mentioned Ilana. That set me off on a different thought tangent. Uncle Sammy has got it right, suck the marrow from life :smiley:


#28

Many wonā€™t ever give up the bread. Wonā€™t give up all the processed junky food out there. I so get it. I didnā€™t want to til I realized with all that in it my life was lousey, felt horrible. Once gone and eating Carnivore, I thrive now.

Trim the fatā€¦those words are horrifying LOL

I see situations like yours at that dinner table and cringe. I swear I have to avoid any diet chat with others or I go bonkersā€¦you did well thru that dinner LOL


(Bob M) #29

Resistant starch is useless. I used Bobā€™s Redmill Potato Starch and other resistant starches, along with various probiotics, and got only detriments. Try starting with several tablespoons of starch if you donā€™t believe me.

While I donā€™t think everyone has to be carnivore and I still eat the periodic plant (will have two pickle spears at lunch today), they arenā€™t necessary. No starch is necessary, either.


(Dirty Lazy Keto'er, Sucralose freak ;)) #30

Paul, I disagree. I think it would be hard to say I wasnā€™t addicted to carbs. My favorite junkfood was donuts. Yet my couple slices of keto bread now, is totally enough. And itā€™s not like Iā€™m using much will power to not go crazy with itā€¦ Or to stay away from any other ā€œnon ketoā€ types of wheat products.


(Bacon is a many-splendoured thing) #31

Iā€™m sorry to say that it is, for me.


(Bacon is a many-splendoured thing) #32

Good for you. The only thing that saves me from bingeing on keto bread is that every keto bread recipe Iā€™ve tried so far tastes too eggy to work as bread. I soon decided that that was a blessing, in my case.


(Bunny) #33

Just for future reference you have to adapt to resistant starch intake several table spoons is too much when starting out, you just need a little bit or you will bloat up with gasā€¦


(Bunny) #34

I hear this ā€œnot necessaryā€œ rhetoric only problem with that logic is then you become dependent on a constant external source of butyrate from grass fed butter and gelatin and you might get some from eating just meat, but you can produce it yourself (resistant starch) and have an endless supply?

And yes you do need resistant starch on the carnivore diet, an absolute must, if donā€™t want to get colon cancer (or play with your life on a dice roll?) and if you already have colon cancer and low iodine you will just feed the cancer with the resistant starch, those are facts you cannot change by words alone, thatā€™s what the research will tell you when you put all the variables together, which will be forthcoming in future postsā€¦

And on that note it is not the insoluble or soluble fiber that prevents colon cancers it is the resistant starch the produces the butyrate (a ketone body) that prevents itā€¦


#35

I can see myself eating all my keto bread if Iā€™m not focused, itā€™s normal for me when something baked is involved so I simply make a small amount every time. Itā€™s not very often, I rarely need bread and was fine without it for years.


(PJ) #36

Wheat and lactose spark ā€œgnawing noshing cravingsā€ in me. I drink kefir in small amounts and ignore the constant low-level nagging. If I drink too much it gets louder. I donā€™t eat wheat for gut reasons (much misery) generally, but on the rare annual occasion I might do it and suffer (weirdly, I suffer less if I just eat a crapload of it, instead of getting accidentally glutenā€™d as a tiny ingredient in something, probably overdoses the immune response or something), I then spend the next month forcibly ignoring the noshmonster living in the basement of my head. I think this issue of addiction is clearly very individual.


(Dirty Lazy Keto'er, Sucralose freak ;)) #37

Even as awesome as my yeast risen keto bread is, I could have a fresh baked loaf on one side of me, and a pile of fall apart tender, juicy, SVā€™d beef on the other, and Iā€™d be likely to eat more beef than I needed to :slightly_smiling_face:


#38

agree with Paul. Only reason I donā€™t binge on ā€˜keto breadā€™ is the crappy taste of it LOL

but any and all food can easily be a drug for every single person.
donā€™t for one minute think the carbs are not an addiction. They are for many and add mind games with ā€˜dietingā€™ and more you can easily have all kinds of addiction/physical/mind troubles from food.


#39

Why not both? But both not together. Ketocarnivore creating blood based (internal) Bhb. Then when not eating carnivore, or eating dirty keto, eat some resistant fibrous starch source for large intestinal butyrate. It seems to be the balancing system between the two ways of eating.


(Dirty Lazy Keto'er, Sucralose freak ;)) #40

Fangs, unless you never liked whole wheat artisan bread in the first place, you would definitely like the yeast risen keto bread I make, and maybe for you and Paul, that wouldnā€™t be goodā€¦ But like I say, Iā€™m more likely to binge on actual dinner foods.