Farmer’s Shocking Truth About Store MEAT & Foods: Carnivore Advice
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- This 6th generation farmer has some valuable advice and wisdom on meat and nutrition and the health of humanity. Hear what he has to say.
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I just picked up 1/2 cow from my farmer in Wisconsin ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸 get my eggs n chicken from another local farmer!!
We must support our farmers in the USA
What a wonderful video❣️
I love this man! And when he said, "...because we want to continue to touch more and more lives with not only thru the fruits of our labor thru the meats and milk and eggs, and all the things that we produce but also the joy of our salvation that we have in Christ." .... THAT'S when I started tearing up. God bless the Wachholz Family Farm and its farmers' families❣️
Yes, isn’t he great! I am praying that he can become a full-time farmer soon it’s really his calling and passion
@Homesteadhow he's DEFINITELY in my prayers too!
I teared up too! What a good man and a wonderful, godly family.
@@mylifecoach163 watching goodness, has that affect on good people, huh?
Hello, gorgeouses I'm thrilled to share my progress with you - nearly 10 months into the carnivore diet, I've overcome my cravings for sugar, carbs, cigarettes, and alcohol! The carnivore diet and therapeutic workouts have made me incredibly strong & I'm now crushing it at the gym! Subscribe & Share Wishing you all the best on your own health journeys & I DEFINITELY WILL START TO BUY LOCAL
Bought a half a cow from a local farmer. So proud when I open up my freezer and see all that goodness. Need to change the light bulbs so it glows gold when I open her up
LOL Nice
There’s a 100% Grass-Fed farm near me here in FL, but they are SO EXPENSIVE! For instance, their ground beef is like $15 a pound!
Yep.....cannot afford it 😢
Try asking if they have bulk pacs, sometimes there is a discount on those. Yes it is more expensive but the quality can’t be compared.
I’m in Florida, too. Local meat, even the ground beef, is way out of my budget. Eggs, too, are $10 for a dozen. It is only “worth it” if you have the money to spend on it.
@@synergyb3926 Wow! We’ve been getting our meats from butcherbox for over a year and managed to get them for about $8-$10 a pound (mostly beef and some chicken). We’re now trying frankiesfreerangemeat and it’s under $10 a pound for the beef share we got. I would love to have a local FL place for these prices though
@@mobile_noble4026 I was actually referring to their bulk packs. Their 10 pound pack of ground beef is just under $15 a pound! Steep prices :(
I understand that local and grass fed is best but I am a single woman raising three children on a very low income. I can barely get buy when buying the sales at the grocery store. Dr Ken Berry says that you do the best you can do, if you can go local grass fed... Good for you. It's lovely that you are so blessed, but it makes those of us who cannot afford that feel what is the point of even trying. The cheapest way to eat is rice, corn, beans and wheat. But I am not buying those things. Just found this post very discouraging. Like Carnivore is a cult that the poor cannot afford to be apart of.
Exactly, im getting tired of these carnivore personalities pushing their ''it has to be grass fed local..''' shut up... brett lloyd cured his life long depression on wal-mart beef and bacon.
I know you don’t choose them but I have to comment. It’s aggravating that RUclips makes me watch a Jardiance ad before I can view your video. I absolutely DESPISE drug commercials! And the ones for lowering A1C and losing weight as a bonus side effect…Grrrrr. 😢
He doesn’t choose the advertisers. They choose him. It’s out of his control. 🤷🏻♀️
Never seen an ad for any medication on RUclips. Is that because I'm watching from Europe and the RUclips rules are different here? The only medication I see on TV here is non-prescription cold and flu stuff for that reason I believe. Not legal here.
Subscribe to RUclips. No commercials
@@fernthurman5172 Probably, you guys don't allow quite a few things that are allowed here and vice versa. Noticed a number of differences along those lines over the years when I used to travel a lot between the UK and USA.
@magicnova5172 Happy, dancing, and singing the jingle of benefits...
Yup, I have RUclips Premium so I can enjoy the videos ad free.
I live in Madison and we just picked up half a cow from a local farmer. We only drove about 40 minutes from Madison so people really don't have an excuse. Thank you for supporting local farmers.
I need to find a local farmer
Exactly buy local . Know where it comes from
Yea for the people who can afford it. Most people who are low income which is 90 plus percent of the country has to buy from grocery stores and there are some grocery stores that have decent sales on grass-fed beef now that they can get so they don't have to lose out on the benefits because they can't afford the grass-fed stuff from local farmers.
When I buy my half cows, it’s from a cattle ranch here in Alaska, Misty Mountain Farm.. 😊
That is awesome!
Sugar #1 health killer!
And seed oils
Thank You both for THE TRUTH. Carnivore is my RHYTHM OF LIFE. I Love Carnivore community, people really shine❤❤❤
This guy loves Jesus, and just wants to serve others. Great advice for becoming healthier.
I’m an hour and a half from this farm! Doable. Thanks Kerry
Local farmers care more about their community, and the environment of the towns they live in, than companies that sell food that have been making their customers sick (pink slime crap in meat that causes gut issues). We've got to support our local farmer more than ever if possible. Thanks for this video!
You have to check your farmers, we have local farmers who have bought into the lies that glysophate is the secret to big "healthy" crops. Our local apple orchard tells us they don't spray their fruit, they just spray it on the trees before they go into bud. We don't know if the local is better unless we talk to them and hopefully they tell us the truth. The farmers aren't evil, they have just bought into the lie, they believe this stuff is safe for human consumption.
Well until there's a way that local farmers can sell their meat products and cows and other pastures and grass-fed animal products for a reasonable price that low-income families can afford low-income families have to buy from grocery stores. But there are grocery stores that are starting to sell grass-fed animal products that low income people can actually afford unlike the farm-raised beef and eggs and all of that
If my local guy don’t have crooked glasses like that, I ain’t buyin from him. That’s the real deal 😂🐄🥩
Thanks for great content !
So cool, literally. Real people yay
What a genuinely beautiful sincere human being that man is .. a truly inspirational guy who deserves the best .. yeah Kerry .. your a pretty cool dude too 😂😊 thanks for sharing
Love this and strong message of truth!
I live east river side of SD, I drive a little over a hour and a half to ND once a month or the rancher drives halfway to meet me when they make deliveries to the local co-op, I can tell you I digest grass fed grass finished beef so much better than grain fed beef so it’s worth the drive for me.
I tried chuck eye steaks from 2 local butchers in Germany and still the better tasting one was store bought that came from the US (and cheaper). I really want to support our local butchers but I will always choose taste and price over this.
What a great guy...hardworking family man Christian !!
This is fantastic! I do the same here in Germany; I support my local farmers. The best thing we all can do.
I agree.
So excited to see a family whose dedication to their family and to God shine through for all to see❤. Our family loves farmers and are friends with many in our small town😃. We are thankful for all of the yummy food they help to provide as well as lots of cotton for clothing, etc ❤
Great advice Kerry! Moo 🐮
Thank you for raising amazing food! You are vital!!
Local farms are $2-3 more a pound so we are talking $9-10 a pound for ground beef that’s crazy as hell.
Healing Humanity yes
Perfectly done Kerry! ☺️👌🏻
That is fantastic.
Our ancestors were Shepherds not farmers. ❤
What a brilliant observation!
Cain was a farmer; Abel was a shepherd. There was nothing wrong with Cain's produce it just wasn't an appropriate sacrifice.
@@CanadianKeto-vore1967 True, nothing wrong with Cain's 'produce', because grain and drink offerings were later accepted in the temple. "And unto Cain and to his offering He had not respect, and his (Cain's) countenance fell." Genesis 4:5 The problem was Cain's "countenance." Many theologians talk about the proper offering which would have been a blood sacrifice BUT keeping this simple, Cain's fallen countenance was PRIDE. God knew Cain's heart. Cain's heart was not right before the Lord and his offering was not in faith before the Lord. Go to Hebrews 11:4 "By faith Abel offered unto God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain..." Isn't is wonderful how Scripture interprets Scripture? If you have questions just keep reading (and use cross references too.) Blessings Canadian Carnivore!
Ha! I used to live in San Diego and now near Milwaukee, funny you mentioned those cities!
Interesting ideas. Well done presentation.
Absolutely!
Happy Farmer. Love it
Amazing!
It’s so beautiful out there…if I were closer I would buy from him! Kentucky is quite a drive 😂
I actually looked at local farms here in Quebec and unfortunately, the prices are way more expensive than the grocery stores and all dairy meat product prices are ruled by the federal government and are about 2 times more than in the USA, but anyway, I will go to a farmers market and see what they have there. The quality of products is much better in Canada than in the USA in General, but still, finding real grass-fed meat, and cage-free eggs is very difficult as the labelling is so not clear. I went to a wholesale place called Mayrand, a small Cosco-type place for restaurants and open to the public, they have a great selection of meat and seafood, and the cheeses there are amazing (I love real chees, so I get a tiny bit of Raw milk cheese some times), all the best Quebec raw milk cheeses, but for some reason, no butter nor eggs???? prices are much better than the groceries.
Beef is extremely expensive here in the UK so I'm limited to 3 to 4 ribeye steaks per week with the remainder of my days OMAD consisting of lambs liver and four eggs.
Interestingly when I've eaten the liver and eggs, 130ish grams of liver per serving and eggs. After a couple of hours after ingestion my pee is a bright illuminated green colour.
I did a tad of research and found out it was excessive Riboflavin.( Vitamin B2.) Doesn't do any harm whatsoever but it's something I've personally never seen before from eating just food.
Literally a superfood at superb prices. If you've never tried liver before be it lambs or beef liver if you're anything like myself you'll definitely feel fabulous after /4/5/6 weeks of strict carnivore eating and drinking (salt water) these very basic literal superfoods.
Give it a whirl guy's and girl's you never know, it may be just as good for you as it has been for me.
That's a great idea!!👍
More than you should ❤❤❤
❤ this!
I wish they could ship I would buy a whole bunch!
Hopefully, someday soon that’ll be an option
Seven Sons Farms ships. I have ordered from them and it was excellent. They have organ meat and beef suet.
amazing🙌🏼
So for everybody that is a low income AKA poor everyone who has an Aldi grocery store near them they have a sale on grass-fed ground beef that's $3.99 a pound so for everybody who's low income can get grass-fed beef for a good price
Now that's straight from the farmers mouth!!
In a perfect world, farmers & ranchers would only have to be farmers & ranchers. I couldn't imagine working 40 hours at a shitty factory then managing a beef operation. To do that for more than a few weeks would crush most men.
Store bought is still 100 times better than the standard diet. I hate this elitism.
Yes, I have felt discouraged lately.
@@CanadianKeto-vore1967 don't feel discouraged... these people are clowns. most of the health journey's ive read on zero carb zen, and most of the people ive seen on youtube curing themselves do it on conventional store bought beef. These ignorant elitist clowns push the 'its gotta be grass fed'' idiocy, because they have their panties in a bunch, freaking out about farmers not getting enough pay. when in reality, should spend their time bringing attention to the public and pushing for subsidies. Instead they want to guilt regular people into buying out of their price range. give me a break.
Great video! 🐮
We need to support mega farms with 10000 + head of cattle, no one has a problem with big tech and other mega corporations, but a farmer with a large scale efficient operation is considered a “factory farmer”.
Love this guy.
How can we help him to get to do his calling ?
Support his farm, but his meat or advocate for your local farmer
@@Homesteadhow oh yes I am buying local here in Montana I eat my local carnivore meat daily.
@@Homesteadhow but I don’t live in WIsc so I hope the word gets out for them. He is a lovely person
cant afford, how would i be saving money? I haven't found a farm where I wouldn't be paying more. they deserve it but I can't pay for it.
If you're eating only once or twice a day, it should be cheaper. Check out your situation. I found carnivore more inexpensive than a SAD diet. FORMER metabolically unhealthy T2D.
Buy the best meat you can afford. If it’s ground beef from Aldi or Walmart, then you know it’s still far better than any other food you could eat.. If you are *only* eating meat and eggs, then the grocery budget has potentially more room for buying from a local rancher. I buy about 2 lbs ground beef a week from a local rancher at $9.50/lb, and the rest is Costco or Aldi meat around $4/lb. I would love to eventually buy only from a local rancher but we definitely can’t afford it yet. But I’m happy to budget in $19 a week to get good quality meat and pay money to a small far vs a big corporation.
Are you full on carnivore ?
@@estherruth4692 Walmart in Idaho, they charge 6.99 for a pound of grass, fed and finished beef.
@@Livetoeat171I don’t buy grassfed beef from the store - it’s not noticeably different from grain-finished. Way cheaper to buy grain-finished and then splurge on a local rancher’s meat.
You are always driving by on your way to Costco and McDonald’s… lol
How sad, that he has to do two jobs ,I think part of it is people have been brainwashed into supermarket shopping and they dont even think about the difference in quality especially meat ,if they used there local farmers it would also keep them away from all the processed food temptations
For some they may want to buy local but simply not be able to afford it.
Are you selling in Portage now? My husband works for CP rail and is in Portage. We live in Milwaukee.
We will hopefully be selling in Portage soon. I have to contact the person that runs the market to see if they have any spots available.
@@victoriawachholz9390 that’s great! I talked with my Husband today and he said where you are, is about 20 minutes from the rail yard. Once he comes home, we’ll talk more about what to order. We are in support of locals!!!
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Why use plastic bags when you have a cooler?
Great video. Hope to have an affordable grass fed farm near me someday.
I made a different comment and am trying to respond to the other people, but my comments keep getting removed?
I never remove comments- it must be youtube
@@Homesteadhow I assumed so! The comments just keep disappearing. I mentioned a website so maybe that’s why 🤷♂️
@@Homesteadhow I just had a good chunk of my response to tim4006 deleted - know it wasn't you. Man, these gaggle/zootube folks are the S_it on Sat_n's shoe, Rumble is superior. :D
Everyone I know can not afford the ridiculous prices these local farmers charge.
Like with everything you have to shop around.
These prices are cheaper than the grocery store for me shop around
Big box stores fool people into going there but they have their tricks. I’ve rarely seen anyone at Costco just leave with meat though.
I only eat meat and eggs and tallow and butter. I don’t buy extras.
I find paper towels actually the most expensive and ridiculous. So I buy those white rags and at Ace and clean with white vinegar. That’s cheaper also.
…”the joy of salvation in Christ.”
I love this guy.
@@Homesteadhow we have shopped around, even the local butcher shops are about 2-3$ more. No one beats HEB prices
I have a question, I am really obese and I'm the heaviest I have ever been. I have a thyroid issue and the start of a fatty liver. Ive heard that the carnivor diet can heal a lot of stuff. Being on carnivor does it make you feel full? And would it be an issue with a fatty liver. I've noticed with "diets" I am a carb junky and feel like I need to try cutting them out completely. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
Absolutely. And don't neglect the electorlytes. I make my own with sea salt, cream of tartar and splash of lemon juice in my water. When I was going through the "keto-flu" it was a life saver. I only use it sparingly now but when I first started Carnivore I took it daily.
@@CanadianKeto-vore1967thank you.
8:09 Diet trumps exercise. Yes they are both important, but you can’t outrun a bad diet!
Burger patties.
It's a real pity everything is in plastic. Wish there was a viable alternative.
if it is frozen, plastic is still the best option, when fresh I use glass containers, but could not find vacuum-sealed glass containers for the freezer that won't shatter easily.
@@acarriere8534 - Seems rather pointless consuming nano particles of plastic on the road to health...
Don't let 'perfect' stand in the way of 'good.' We get sick from the foods we eat, not from the packaging. Don't let yourself be distracted from what's really important.
@@Lamz.. - With all due respect....you REALLY should do some research on nano plastics; which you ARE ingesting and their effects - you will realize your 'good' is FAR from perfect and actually very detrimental to your health.
@@The_Hairy_Farmer I don't know if there are any solid research results to prove that, I have to admit. What I do know is that sick people become healthy when they eat real food, even when it's wrapped in plastic. I think we worry too much about side issues instead of focusing on our biggest concerns, the elephants in the room.
Yeah, you you can find a local farmer, but they won't give you the cuts of meat that you want. Everything is in package deals so you either have to have 60% ground beef, then some ribs, and a few steaks here and there but you don't have a choice you have to pick their groupings of meat. I would much rather buy a half a Beef and get the types of cuts that I want and then pay him for however much it weighs.
That’s a pretty sad attitude to have. Buying from a farmer is NOT like buying from a big chain supermarket/wholesale big box store. Farmers and ranchers have to be sure that they can sell ALL of the cuts, and they certainly DON’T have an unlimited supply!
Maybe that's my problem; bad meat I'm getting from grocery store. At 65, been full carnivore almost a year. Felt great till January then feet and legs began to swell, stomach often bloated. Thought it was oxalate dumping but if so Sally Norton advice hasn't helped. Even able to get 5 lbs of beef fat every week past month, no help.
Watch 1000 eyes. Type in watch .
@@darlenemiller847 ?
@@marksmith2035 A documentary on the meat that comes to our grocery stores.
I hope this guy gets to run his farm full time.
Its not the beef, these people are pearl clutchers... and if you felt great eating the meat in the beginning, there no reason for the change, other than something internally... go to the docs
Leave the cows alone
The sad part is that the powers that be are doing everything they can to shut people like you down.
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Congratulations!
I have plenty of local farmers with good grass fed beef but the prices are out of touch for me. I'd rather buy it but at 3 to 4 times the price of my local grocer. I have to choose the grocer. He has fairly quality beef.
Nonsense
Slimy weird and scary
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Why not cook a 2.5 lbs of walmart hamburger and cook 2.5 lbs of your hamburger and weigh them both with meat and the liquid fat to show how much water weight in the walmart hamburger. Then people will understand why it is worth spending more to buy a better product like yours.