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I have been doing a lot of reading and have certainly increased my consumption of meat. The challenge I have with young children is not making food too extreme and fadie. It’s hard enough with a you daughter who is not a great eater, so going full on carnivore comes with some perceived risked that I’m uncertain about. Ideally I would try out carnivore for 3-6months and then have a view with experience but we try and eat as a family and I’m worried if I cut out everything it might give the wrong message to the kids. Not sure what to do tbh.
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Conrad Keeps 1y ago

Have you read around ultra processed foods? Avoiding those seem to have a lot of benefits. Just finished reading ‘ultra processed people’. The similarities to fake food and fake money were not lost (although the book only tackles the food side).

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The Bitcoin Chef 1y ago

Yes we have reduced lots of these. We cook from scratch at home and buy good ingredients. Though they seem to always acquire sweets, crisps etc out and about with friends etc. so it’s probably 70% good and then 30% all over the shop.

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Conrad Keeps 1y ago

Makes sense. A whole other level to start trying to control what the kids do when with their friends at birthdays etc. We are trying to encourage them to make good choices and educating them about what goes into these products. Water over juice product is the easiest and subtlest choice one can make at a kids party.