The Ethical Carnivore

Can you love animals and still eat them? Is meat eating good for the planet or a harmful drain on resources? Can you eat meat in an ethical, sustainable way? Let’s tackle some hard questions and look at the ethics of eating meat in this, the final post in a 5 part series on the Carnivore Diet.

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A Carnivore Conversation: So Crazy it Just Might Make Sense!

Join me for the first in a 5 part series as I dive into the Carnivore Diet. Up first is a podcast episode discussing all things carnivore and my transcript/breakdown allowing you to skim through a hot topic fast. If carnivore intrigues you…or if it makes you laugh out loud…there may be something surprising here for you to consider.

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Nearly "Cookless" Eats to Beat the Heat

If you can’t stand the heat…get out of the kitchen. That’s what they say, right? Well, during this heat wave late July-early August…getting out of the kitchen is exactly what I want to do. The thought of heating up the oven makes me wilt. So I thought it was time for a recipe roundup!

Here is a collection of cool summer recipes that are healthy, easy, and served cold. You can even batch cook them and eat leftovers for a while!

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Carnivore as an Elimination Diet Alternative: When Less Choice is More

The carnivore diet is an effective tool when used as an elimination diet. It reduces decision fatigue, requires no special cooking techniques, and has a narrow margin of error as it is simple and straightforward. It is satiating and eliminates craving that often sabotage compliance. Read more to see if it’s a tool you could use in your healing journey!

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Thanksgiving with Special Diets: Help

Do you have a sense of dread or a little anxiety gnawing at your soul when you think of Thanksgiving? The formula is supposed to be simple: Food, Family, Fun. But when Food is complicated, the Fun can be elusive and even Family events can feel awkward. Let’s chat about how to prepare, survive, and even love Thanksgiving again! How to support your own health goals or (sometime even harder) how to support those you care for. (Ever had to tell your kid they are the only one who can't have pie?)

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