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Isn't Deli Meat processed food???

I’m ready for your second review! 😂

Deli meat and egg white tortillas are processed food!

I’ve never heard of this, I’m intrigued!

On carnivore 3 months been drinking electrolyte water. To much salt and i suddenly cramped up. Detoxing the overload of electrolyte water now. Noy everyone should be hsing electrolyte water

She lost me at being poisoned by plants

Your descriptions in your first pregnancy video and this one are IDENTICAL to mine-even down to the gallbladder attacks! I was keto/mostly carnivore before my first pregnancy. When the morning sickness struck, it was either give in to carbs or fast...and I was so determined to stay keto that I nearly fasted for days. The only keto friendly food that I could stomach a nibble of was raw broccoli. 😆 I was so sick that I couldn't get out of bed..stopped going to school, nearly lost my job...Finally, my husband couldn't take it anymore and asked what carb I wanted. I knew immediately that I was desperately craving oatmeal with peanut butter and butter. The relief when I finally ate carbs was immense. (And no, I'm not diabetic.) Like you, the aversions subsided in the second trimester, and I was able to cut way back on carbs again. I did keep some berries and almond butter in my diet. However, the real struggle returned when I tried to go animal based while breastfeeding. I became so hypoglycemic every time I tried that I couldn't even safely hold my baby. I would wake up in the middle of the night shaking, drenched in sweat, and later vomiting every time I'd completely eliminate carbs. I've since had four more babies. I've breastfed and/or been pregnant for the last 8 years, and I've tried many times to go back to some variation of animal based, but I just can't seem to do it...Maybe I'll have better luck someday when I'm not pregnant OR breastfeeding.

Very good video. I love reading comments and I found a comment from someone @KatsCorner. My God! Her last words were "Now I feel human and not just waiting to die. Sigh....I don't know who else can relate to those sentiments.

Our September has been smooth. I feel my kids know what to expect from me, their work, and their learning styles. It has been a learning curve to figure out the best order of workload. But they have been very resilient and gracious. So glad your September went well!

Thank you for posting. We have been waiting for a video on this curriculum for a while. So helpful to get an idea before investing in more curriculum.

Excellent and nutrient dense. Good for you and passenger. 🙂

I love this! How do you get your kids on board with this? Not a Mom yet but I do not want to normalize package snacks/processed food.

Can't wait to try!!!! 😋😋😋😋😋😋

For some people drinking to much water is what is causing your cramps, you're literally flushing out all the minerals in your body, cut back on the water, drink a small cup of water with a quarter scoop of celtic sea salt and add a electrolyte a day and all your cramps will go away.. trust me.

I am getting sharp hypnic jerks in my upper left leg. Starts when I lay down for falling asleep. I found that I can lay down any time and relax my body by concentrating, and the same jerk happens. If I keep focusing on releasing in to relaxation I can trigger this sharp jerk multiple times per minute. I dont know what to do.

I used some that a friend had and it definitely helped, (didn't fix it ...but helped it) but KETO CHOW is waaaay too proud of that stuff.... the price is too high for me. Between the cost of LMNT and everything else I have to take + adding this stuff... It's going to cost me hundreds of dollars a month. If this is the proper human diet why does our body suffer so badly when we are on it? I mean, if we're eating the way we should be eating ..our body should be happy about it... It shouldn't be going into stomach cramps and diarrhea and / or constipation and calf and leg cramps etc etc etc.. I'm really beginning to doubt this way of eating. So far this healthy way of eating has been nothing but expensive and painful.

I do heavy workouts and when I get low on electrolytes the cramping is soon to arrive

Thank you for taking time to make this video. Big help

Thanks. I'm inspired to give these a try.

thank you. that was very helpful. I get the calf cramps nightly, usually early in the morning.

As a teacher, I have met some kids who have been homeschooled with this approach. Currently one is in 5th grade. He’s bright but doesn’t know how to read. Doesn’t know letter sounds. Homeschooling is woefully under regulated and many kids slip through the cracks missing an education entirely because the person homeschooling them doesn’t realize the effort required to do that or doesn’t want to put forth the effort. Some homeschooling kids are superb and have excellent education but it’s not all kids.

Does the TM have the answes to the problems or are they all separate online?

OMGosh I have the same issue, drank electrolytes (tons), drinking tons of water, and the leg cramps that rip from my groin to my knees are excruciating!!! Only at night so my sleep wake patterns are messed up! I'm checking out the comments below about the boron supplements because something has to give! 3 months on carnivore and even during the day my ribs, sometimes arms, eye twitching....I hope the boron helps!

Many of us are deficient prior to this diet, but it doesn't show up until we drastically change our diet. I had cramps long before I even knew of Keto or Carnivore diets. I also learned while doing this WOE, though I added salt, I wasn't using quite enough. And to take a daily vitamin with the trace minerals we must have. Take them with a meal, and with enough Fat to absorb them. I did Keto first, then progressed to Carnivore. By taking that route, It gave me some resources some of you may not have. ketogains is a site that has these things worked out and though it is Keto, it still applies to us here. Low carb is low carb, ours is just without plants. So don't be a snob, and be willing to learn and it will bless you. Luis Villasenor has been doing this for over two decades, so he knows about this Low Carb WOE as much as anyone out there. It's free info to use, so I am going to share the "Must have keto Supplements" page to help. It helped me and my cramps. www.ketogains.com/2016/08/ketogains-seven-must-supplements/

Thank you for the extensive flip through. Do you feel the teachers instructional manual is necessary or can you just invest in the student workbook? I work outside the home and homeschool this is why I ask. I have 7th grader and 10th grader.

what was a subject or lesson you struggled teaching your kids? for me its spelling and history

im the same way , reading, writing , math are always the focus anything else is if we have the time or the resource then sure we do it. and i just had a baby in april and so im trying to let my 8 year old have a little more freedom with what were focusing on or what we try to study and let her interest flourish

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Have you done any standardise or similar testing just to know where theyre at education-wise. Considering they may want college in their future but the college system does have a strict traditional system of learning measurement/ requirements

I eat a little liver every 3 to 4 days and that keeps them away from me. I have Boron, I'll try that too. Thank you!

I’m getting stomach cramps does anyone know why? Carnivore for a few weeks now

Love that opening prayer! Definitely going to steal that for our mornings!

Thank you for doing this! ❤

Do I need to take beef supplements

Super helpful ideas! Thanks!

I'm 6 weeks Carnivore and my urine stinks to high heavens

Hi, What Book material Do you Use?

Another homeschool parent in denial. I was homeschooled, and every day I have to work hard to overcome my social skills deficit, even now at the age of 31. My parents enrolled me in sports, dance classes, art classes, etc, so they did try. But this only amounted to an hour or two a week with each of these groups of kids. Compare that to the 5 hours a day, 5 days a week surrounded by an unchanging group of peers at school - much deeper bonds form under those circumstances.

When left to child-led, it doesn't end well. Children shouldn't be in charge of their educations--they're CHILDREN who literally don't know jack yet. There's a difference between using a child's INTERESTS to guide their education, and another thing entirely to take the mindset of "they'll learn what they need to know, so we'll let them lead themselves." Kids don't have natural interests in many of the things adults need to know. A lot of the things that interest us as adults started off as things we were required to learn about, whether we liked it or not. What's more, kids who are put into a position of never having to learn something that they're not interested in on their own results in adults who struggle to adapt to the workforce. You might think that your kids will be the most special of special kids to ever special, and they'll start businesses, but no, they won't, not when they weren't required to learn the skills. Kids put in charge of their own learning do not thrive, and by the time parents see that their kids are struggling, it's too late. I'm considered to be an easy-going, permissive attachment parent. I let my daughter self-wean, which she did when she was 5y3. My daughter is now 14, and she still loves to snuggle with me and sleep with me, and will do so every chance she gets. She has a lot more freedoms that most kids, and is talked to like an adult. her thoughts and feeling matter tremendously in this household. There was no way in hell we were going to delegate one of our major jobs as parents onto her--we were, and still are, the ones in charge of leading her education. Her best friend, on the other hand, as parents like you, and that teen doesn't even know his ABCs. He wasn't interested in it, or reading, long enough, and now that he wants to learn since he now realizes how many things in life would be easier, it's significantly harder. It's not normal for kids that age to not be reading. It's much more difficult to ever attain reading fluency. He can tell you all there is to know about the things that interested him when he was younger, but can't tell you how to spell his name. My daughter, who used to fight sometimes because she just plain didn't wanna do the hard stuff, has literally thanked me and her dad since she knows she could have been in her best friend's shoes. They've known each other since they were in diapers. She is now worried about him. Aside from him, I know quite a few other kids who were brought up with CLL, and absolutely none of them are doing as amazingly well as their parents thing. None are event grade level, and it's alarming how many lack reading fluency, with some still entirely illiterate despite being old enough for drivers licenses (none of them can get licenses though since you have to be able to read to talk the driving test). Every parent who embarks on CLL thinks it's going to be great. Their kids will show an interest in everything and want to learn everything. The reality is very different. But of course, every parent who does it is convinced they "know best" while ignoring the data on the subject, and there's no way to get those parents to understand the harm they're causing. They think that their kids, by virtue of being their kids, will be the exceptions. This is how kids get set up to fail. It's sad.

Nice to meat you

I love this concept of CLL!!!! Thank you for sharing. My D is 3.5 and I had good experience with her first pre-school. Teacher yeld at my daughter first day of school.

Love the idea of child led learning, we are using Campfire Curriculum this year, it is a unit study and we are enjoying it.

Thank you for the video .. I’m curious how do answer the comments that you may get about the need to teach kids self discipline through some structured school work and that learning should not be always fun because grown up people do things they don’t like all the time?

Hello! Loved your video thank you so much! I am going to be homeschooling my middle school child this year for the first time here in IL. I am super excited about it. I do have one question and I'm hoping you can help me. At the end of the year, do I need to make a portfolio of her work? Also, for P.E...what do you usually do with your kids? If my daughter and I go on hikes could that be part of her P.E. or is there something specific? Any info helps. Thank you so much!!

Love this video ❤

I am trying vitamin E. It seems to be helping so far.

You and passenger will be super, strong and healthy.

If carnivore is a proper human diet why is it that we have to supplement with minerals ?

Appreciate the update !