Thank you so much for this video. I was almost in tears listening to this. My son has been suffering with IC for years and nothing is helping. We have been to Mayo Clinic recently and it’s all about taking Miralax and suppositories and eat more fiber. Definitely starting him on Carnivore as soon as possible
I can't remember which condition Vegetable Police has, but he's currently back on either meat heavy or carnivore. Although he switches diets very often. He is also healing again on carnivore/meat heavy.
Thinking the same. A very astute and well spoken young man. I feel so bad for what he's gone through but obviously he has been wise enough to gain knowledge and wisdom.
The amount of blind rage that I feel as l listen to what Lee has lived through, I can't even explain it. My mom went through the SAME EXACT JOURNEY FROM 1980 TO 2009. Crohns Disease destroyed her body & it broke her spirit. Gastroenterology has not improved treatment worth a G** D***! I'm so angry I'm shaking & crying. I truly wish that this information was available for my mom. Thank you Lee & Dr Berry.
That interview was BRILLIANT! Lee, "I'm only a window cleaner" was so articulate and well spoken! Informative and educational. In 2010 I had my first attack of diverticulitis. I had always been an athlete and thought my diet was perfect... mostly whole organic foods, not heavy one way or another... what I would have called balanced. My breakfasts at the time was muesli... basically granola in yogurt. When the attack happened I had to be lifted out of my seat and taken to the hospital. I was diagnosed with diverticulitis and given the dietary advice of ensuring I had a high fibre diet. Being super disciplined I did... I followed the recommendations perfectly. For 10 years I had at least one if not two attacks, some hospitalizing me, all putting me on antibiotics. In 2020 I had had enough. The attacks were more frequent and I went to have the pouches of diverticulum removed. Little did I know how severely the pouches had spread. The one or two were no dozens and the surgeon ended up removing 8 inches of my colon then miraculously redirecting it from the hepatic flexure under my right rib cage diagonally down to the bottom of the sigmoid colon. He told me that there were still many many pouches but if he removed more I would have ended up with a colostomy and he knew I would have lost my mind. So... my point... while laying in the hospital recovering I was reading Dr Paul Saladino's book The Carnivore Code. In the book there were (I think 13) references to published medical articles regarding the cause and care for diverticulitis. Although not conclusive, the articles published between 2013 and 2017 are suggested a high fibre diet was the WORST thing a patient could be eating! I was horrified! When I addressed this to the surgeon he embarrassedly admitted he had not read anything, no research in his field at all since he graduated. He also did not show any interest in learning. That was 3 years and 3 months ago... I have been carnivore since and not a single twitch in the intestines since... I don't know if they pouches have healed or whether the diet just does not affect them... I don't care. I have lost 25 pounds, I exercise daily and feel great!
Lee mate, I was diagnosed UC age 32 and I know I've been lucky that the Asacol medication worked for me, I'm 63 now and in remission. I fell to my knees and prayed for you and others when I saw this video. I've been carnivore for 5 years now and I know it's helped me. Thank you for sharing this very private matter and may the lord bless you.
Such a kind-hearted person, makes me tear up!! I’m going to get serious with this way of eating to see if it will help my serious IBS issues. As I listened to this video, I was in the most pain I’ve ever experienced with IBS. Prayers to all who are suffering!! 🙏❣️🙏
"I am just a window cleaner" Lee Corpus you are just the most amazing, articulate, humble, hero I have ever seen. And doctor Ken you are a real doctor. Listening to the both of you speak truth to power gave me chills. You two men have helped so many people you will never know. God bless you both!
Lee’s intelligence is shining through. I’m from Kent as well, and Lee is deliberately swapping in American phrasing because of who is interviewing him (zee, couch, store, etc.) - he’s a class act. Lee, I am so sorry this happened to you so young. I wish you all the best.
My daughter was just diagnosed at 13. It is heartbreaking watching her suffer and wondering if I could have prevented it if I were a better momma 😢 she has been on carnivore 2 months now, we are praying it’ll allow her to keep her colon. Thank you Lee, your sacrifice is NOT in vain.
Praying for your daughter. You are a good mommy because you're actively looking for a way to save her. Give her nutritious food that her body can absorb. Beef or chicken bone broth, beef, chicken, pork, eggs, bacon, fish, lots of butter. Zero plants. And please come back here to let us know how she's doing.
My daughter was also diagnosed age 13 last year. I’d love to know how your daughter is getting on. Mine is taking a while to convince as she loves carbs but she has reduced them a lot. Her drs just keep adding and increasing the meds with horrible side effects and it still not helping. I wonder how long it takes for things to heal after going carnivore.
This is NOT your fault, never your fault. I got Chron's at in my 30's, 10/12 years meds/ invasive tests/pain , then started to manage it myself threw out their diet sheets (loads of fiber they said) rubbish now 75 no problems for for over 40 years. My own beatiful 13 year old daughter also got Chron's and died of cancer aged 48 last year as a result of Chron's after a lifetime of suffering. Take on board what Dr. Ken says and follow it I found that path works ( stay away from high fiber diets that is what messes up your colon, go to meat.
I was diagnosed at 14 after being so sick for months and begging my mum to take me to hospital. I’m 33 now and just starting carnivore! You’re absolutely not a bad mum! You’ve got his and so does your daughter xxx
I had ulcerative colitis back when I was doing vegetable juicing, artificial sweeteners, and just a lot of junk and carbohydrates. I was diagnosed by mayo clinic and under the care of Mayo clinic. They stated that they did not know what caused my adult onset of ulcerative colitis, and never did a historical profile of my diet to my amazement, I ended up being on a biologic called Entyvio, which worked fantastic, but like any infusion it was a pain and inconvenient once every two months. I decided that I would go strictly Whole Foods and cut out all packaged foods, all artificial sweeteners and all sugar/carbs. I slowly ended up just eating meats and to my amazement, I completely healed myself of UC. I’ve been on strict carnivore for a year and a half and have permanently healed myself.
Yep. The day one stops eating plants, the gut begins to heal and soon is "goodbye UC." Many of us have known this for decades and tried telling others, but most people are too brainwashed to even try.
@@timuryesa strict, carnivore meaning fatty beef, bacon, butter, fatty, fish and eggs. I also go on strict lion diet for a week to two weeks which is basically fatty beef, water and salt. I don’t eat any other foods. It’s as simple as that. I do drink, sparkling water, such as Saratoga, and Pellegrino.
I've had ulcerative colitis for 39 years now (70 years old) and, thankfully, still have my colon. I've been following the specific carbohydrate diet for 24 years (no processed foods, no grains, or starchy vegetables, no rice, corn, etc.). Lately, I've discovered the benefits of keto and I am now leaning toward carnivore the more I learn about its benefits. Like this guest, the usual meds did nothing for me. What I am learning from Dr. Berry sounds very promising.
@@Beatrice-nx5ld I have only benefited. I eat the creatures that eat grains, whole unprocessed foods only. Keto. Now, this year I am going to go even lower carb, possibly carnivore. Currently, at about 60-80 grams of carbs per day. Also, intermittent fasting.
I too followed the Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) to control my UC for about 12 years. It helped tremendously with barely any symptoms. But when I decided to eliminate most vegetables and fruits, that's when it completely disappeared. Not one problem ever since. I've been UC-free for over ten years now. These days I eat mostly carnivore, with only about 30 ~ 50 grams carbs per day. Happy healthy gut, happy healthy me, happy life. :)
I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis by two specialists 30+ years ago. It was miserable! Doctors mentioned nothing about diet. One gastroenterologist recommended surgical removal of colon. I rejected this! No internet in those days but I did what research I could. I tried everything (fasting, special teas, probiotics, etc) and nothing helped. I switched from standard Western diet to what was closer to Keto type diet although Keto wasn't even a thing back then. It helped! I migrated to carnivore and ulcerative colitis slowly disappeared. 66 years old now, healthy and STILL have my colon!
I was diagnosed a week ago with ulcerative colitis, so i Immediately started the carnivore diet, the blood stopped, but the diarrhea doesnt give me a break. Should i also stop eating cheese?
@@Andres-mr6evtry the SCD yogurt, it has all the lactose fermented out of it. It is very soothing. You might need to delete dairy for a short while but i usually found any hard type cheeses were fine.
One of the most powerful carnivore stories I've heard, and I've heard many 100s. As in Lee's case, he can physically see and feel the result of his digested foods. The bloating (air) from fiberous plants, the fruits and nuts in the same form as it was swallowed, and how meat never retained its shape no matter the number of chews or chunk sizes. The visual description is like no other evidence for those who experience gut and digestive issues. This video alone can prevent so much suffering of others.
I had it and landed in the ER when they started bleeding internally. Cut out all gluten...wheat, barley, rye, and oats. It took a year but the open sores in my colon all went away!
I’ve had numerous GI problems all my life. A few years ago I had colitis and peritonitis. Was in the hospital more than a week. Was on 5 different antibiotics and other meds. Doctors told me to limit meat increase grains etc. it was horrendous. I couldn’t keep anything down for weeks at a time. Doc told me to go vegan. Just made it worse. Someone told me she went off all grains and plants. I stopped the grains, got better but still had problems. So I went carnivore for about 3 weeks. And things finally started to heal. Slowly added in some vegetables and am now keto. Can’t tolerate grains of any kind. Will occasionally have some problems but so much better than before
So sorry for your suffering. I suffered horrifically from ulceritis colitis. Till I went carnivore my life revolved around the location of the nearest toilet. How could I explain to people that I structured my life around knowing if I could get to a toilet or not. I turned down so many social invites because the need for the bathroom was just too much. No one understands the severe crippling pain unless they've been there.
@@carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177 sorry you have had such a hard time as well. I do eat some vegetables now but it’s very selective. And some berries. But no grains at all they are really a big problem for me. Even as a kid I would have horrific stomachaches. And my mom was a great bread baker. And of course I loved it. I don’t know why we never figured out the bread was the problem. Mom always blamed it on something else. And then we moved off the farm and I had highly processed food available far to often. It’s horrible what our food system has become.
@@carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177 Heck I envy the people that can go to the bathroom even if they can't control it. My problem is it comes out the form of penne pasta. It's like pushing a carrot through the eye of a needle sometimes it feels like.🤔🤫😉😇 But yes, I understand!🤗😎
@@loue6563The doctor diagnosed me ulcerative colitis too, i have a week on carnivore diet, and the blood in stool stopped, but im still with diarrhea. Should i also quit cheese?
When he mentioned pizza I immediately said "pineapple and mushrooms!" I had (have?) UC and had a colectomy and j-pouch in 1999. I've suffered from pouchitis ever since. Since vastly reducing my carb/plant intake and shifting towards meat and eggs about two years ago, I've felt better than I have in decades.
A diverticulitis attack brought me to carnivore on September 19, 2023. I told myself if this didn't work i was done. I'm so thankful since going carnivore i had one very subtle attack. Drs told me to eat fiber fiber fiber. I knew instinctually that fiber is exactly what brought me to that agony. I'm so tired of the lies Drs tell Its criminal. Thank you Dr Berry for being a light in this darkness. Thank you for this video.
Exact same thing for me. I suffered from diverticulitis for over a decade. Constant flares, constant antibiotics. Doctors kept telling me more fiber, more grains, less meat. It got to the point where doctors wanted to take half my colon out. I said no way you’re not taking anything out of me. I said to myself there has to be a cure for this through eating the right foods. Long story short, went carnivore/animal based. All symptoms and flares gone. Doctors were telling me to do the opposite of what actually cured me.
@@kamilmunir1641 I am still on the carnivore diet and will be on it permanently. I love it, I love how good I feel. I do add in some dairy and honey here and there. I was very sick from diverticulitis and ibs, very inflamed. It was all because of vegetables, fiber and grains I was told to eat by doctors. When I stopped eating all that toxic fiber, and went to meat I was immediately healed. I am talking within 2 weeks I felt tremendously better. I also lost 15lbs the first month. I didn’t do it for weight loss though I did it to heal my inflamed body.
What a well mannered, well spoken young man! I feel so sorry that he has had to go through so much to figure things out. This story needs sharing far and wide!
You're not just a Window cleaner Lee.. Your experience with your colon makes you more expert than any medical professionals,dietian or researher on the the planet.. The wise that are trained by the system always look upon the rest of us as below them because they think they know more and we just need to submit and take their expert advice.. This has to be the best conversation I've listened to on the results of being carnivore.. And you're very good at explaining everything that we all wanted to know.. Thank you both.. And I love that "Red Meat is king".. Yeeha ❤
I suffered debilitating depression after my colostomy. As a 39 yr old, my intimate life with my husband was non existent. Wearing baggy clothes and staying away from people in case they hear the gas from the bag or smell it was a sad part of life for me.
This was absolutely wonderful!! We have a 50 year old son with Crohns and am so concerned about him. I have forwarded several of Dr B’s videos to him. Now I will send this one. I pray he will listen. My husband and I eat carnivore and feel so good! Thank you Dr Berry!!!!
And I hope he reads this comment section and learns from the comments of hundreds of other people who have regained their health by ditching the plants.
So happy for you Lee!! You basically saved yourself. And Ken, thank you for this interview. I knew carnivore stops IBS symptoms but this is even more important. When is the general medical community going to wise up?? So ignorant and dangerous..carnivore heals, nourishes and calms..
After my dad passed away, I tried to help his girlfriend, an elderly woman who was in the hospital eating "healthy" hospital food and literally sh*tting herself to death for weeks. She wouldn't listen about trying carnivore for even a few days, said she'd only listen to her doctors. Eventually they let her out (not any better still - I think they thought she'd just pass away), but not processed, home cooked foods at least helped her as they were heavier in meat. I'm not sure how she's doing today, she stopped talking to me after I tried to help with my pleading to try radical dietary ideas 😢
Thank you all for your kind replies. I grew up being told that fay contains many toxins and to stay away from it. I now believe carbs are far worse. So we have to get energy from something so I figured he would use lots of fats. Then I hear fats in our bodies also contain toxins where fat is stored. Eating organic, grass fed , grass finished beef is expensive and hard to find. Dairy is the same. Just wondered where he stood on this and maybe y'all can inform me.😅
@@marsack7 the thing about the toxins being held in fat and stored is complete crap we were designed to be able to eliminate quickly any toxins that we accidentally inhaled, ingested or touched. from there they are excreted either in urine, waste, exhaled breath or sweat; they don't just stay in our system... we've been building our stores of medical knowledge for several centuries, but honestly I think that pretty much anything before, say 1800, is largely wrongly interpreted, badly experimented on, or superstition and wives' tales, basically rumor, for all its accuracy.... take for example the common cold; there are people that still believe that you will actually catch the virus that causes it. ONLY a virus can cause it, there is NO other cause in the entire world that causes a cold, except a virus.... IT CANNOT come if you just stepped outside with a wet head, but there ARE still people that believe that
Had been dealing with UC for over 20 years. At its worst I was going to the bathroom 18 times a day, bloody stools, bloating, gut pain, sometimes a fever. Had to know where every bathroom was in a 10 mile radius. Gi doctor either changed meds or increased dosage, which only helped for a while. In the fall of 2022 I had a flare up that encouraged me to do my own research. On 10 January 2023 I started the ketovore eating plan. In less than a month my symptoms disappeared. It is now almost a year later, still no UC symptoms, I lost 45 lbs, off all meds including 2 bp meds (my Gi Dr was amazed I did it by just changing my diet), my eye sight also improved! My wife joined me in this journey and has lost 81 lbs! We now coach others.
The doctor diagnosed me ulcerative colitis too, i have a week on carnivore diet, and the blood in stool stopped, but im still with diarrhea. Should i also quit cheese?
I have had Microscopic Collegenous/Lymphcytic Colitis for 10 years. Off and on steroids with each flare. In 2022 I had a deep, enduring flare, nothing helped. List 60 lbs and severely burned underweight. Went 100% Carnivore 12 months ago. Helped tremendously. Weight loss stopped, my hair started growing back, severe dehydration gone, bowel movements went from over 20 a day to 6 a day, pain and vomiting with bowel movements gone!!!! I could go on. I was housebound. Unfortunately, even after 12 months strict carnivore, I’ve had to go on Remicade infusions to help me gain back weight and stabilize fully. But hopefully in another year I’ll be off the infusions. But I will never be off Carnivore. It saved my life. Lee - God bless you. Thank you for sharing what is so personal and private. You are so courageous, and so encouraging. You’ve suffered a lot, but when you said you’d never not go through what you’ve been through, because it has given you the opportunity to help so many I cried. Thank you!
I have Crohn’s disease, for 37 years . This past April my colon was removed to save my life. I now have an ileostomy as well. After over a year of prednisone, and I’m now on Entyvio, depression and stress, my hair fell out and I have gained almost 80 pounds . I totally understand Lee. Dr Berry please give me some advice on losing weight please. I’m absolutely desperate. Thank you for this video…. It means a lot .
Just go BBBE! and take it from there - you will be healed - more energy - better skin - weight loss (it might be slow but it will happen at the right time) - no brain fog - just try it for at least 90 days - remember to have electrolytes to avoid feeling ill at first - Who doesn't love bacon/eggs/butter! hamburgers - steak!! It can be hard to do it at first - eliminate old foods bit by bit - depression gone! Good luck! Watch all his videos & other carnivore youtubers -
I had an ileostomy and had lots of trouble with the bag blowing up. I only discovered keto after I’d had the reversal. My bowel is where the tumour was so cutting it out reduced the bowel’s size. Eating lots of fibre meant that I had lots going into my bowel. I was going to the loo many times. Going keto made a huge difference. I’m now ketovore. My output is much smaller. This video is so helpful. Thank you.
I have had GI issues from reflux to ulcers to IBS and hemorrhoids and the traditional diet my gi dr advised made it worse. Keto has improved all these issues. Off all the meds
Nothing helped my colitis until I found carnivore! Lucky I found it before I had to have any surgery. I have never been healthier than I am right now at the age of 42.
This man is spot on. I've been fighting Crohn's for 24 years and my GI doctor told me to eat whatever I want not to worry about it. I got to the point he talk to me about removing my colon. I said no because I was trying all kinds of thing and felt like something can make this right. Sad many scammers out on the web. I seen DR Berry one day about a year ago and had all but given up but he talked about the carnivore lifestyle so I said why not try it I've tried many other things. I'm still dealing with it but much better. I had blood work by my GP Doctor and he said I was a walking heart attack with high LDL. I can only say if you have GI problems what do you have to lose? I'd give it a try and it may take longer then the 90 day trial. When I first started for a few months even I was low energy and felt a little worse but I went into it cold turkey from a high carb diet to no carbs or sugar. I wanted to feel better more then eating those things but you may need to go slower into the change to carnivore.
I think with most eating changes it's best to go slowly. Lots of systems have to adjust their operations to handle it. I'm not saying your doc is wrong but LDL is best interpreted in context of other markers, so with any luck, you're metabolically healthy with low inflammation 🤔
Yes, it works the easiest when you first go on low carbs, then on Keto at which time I eliminated all starchy veggies, and then carnivore every other day, finally you do carnivore on more days then not. I've been on 90-95-100% carnivore for a year now and I feel so good. The 10-5% is maybe some parsley, or a cooking onion, or a cucumber or tomato. Most days it's just meat! I love it.
Good for you. Keep trying but also try fasting. 12 to 17. Go from supper to breakfast and every 2-3 weeks add an hour.until you hit 17. Worked for me. Slow progress but still experimenting. But carnivore is great.
yes, LDL without a particle size test is irrelevant. you may have large fluffy LDL, not small dense, and this will not damage arteries in the least- anyway cholesterol is a "transporter". if you totally cut it out your body will make it on demand, to patch up anything needed like a sticking plaster. in fact given your diet id say this is highly likely. also, here it is done only via a calculation, not even a measurement, deduced from total cholesterol and hdl.
@@rhondacline1413 he is a bit on the stubborn side. Lol. He already has eliminated most plant material. Can maintain weight and muscle mass. Active. Hunting, fishing, canoeing, fishing, snowmobile, fishing. Oh, did I mention fishing. Lol
@lillianvanalst9453 a 30 day challenge could be in order. Anyone can set their mind for 30 days of most things. Couldn't HURT is what I'd say to him. Especially if he wants to keep his life and not have to 'ask the bag for permission', like Lee says. 💞
@@rhondacline1413my son in law eats pizza, fast food only and drinks Cola. He won’t even check his blood glucose because it hurts…lol My daughter tried keto and he see how she listens to wright - despite he needs to lose like 70-80lbs, he doesn’t want to. Nobody listen to your advice- especially children’s generation ….they know better
Thank you so much for your testimony! We truly all need to strive to be more selfless and brave for others sharing our sufferings and battles to help one another. It is really sad how sick and messed up so many of us are now, young to old. Carnivore and the Lions Diet (which I've been on 6 weeks now) is life changing! How heartbreakingly difficult, blind, and /or silent the medical system and professionals are while damaging, ignoring, punting, and gaslighting too many! Their patients are supposed to be served, cared for, and protected for our wellbeing and best interest. Instead, they have helped along more pain, disease, and disorder in a bad enough world and time. God bless you, brother, in Jesus' name, Amen ❤️🔥
This is an amazing story. I just got through my first week of carnivore. I've started noticing how much better my stomach feels already. I am a healthy 62 year old woman. I have several friends that are on carnivore and have lost a lot of weight, and are no longer on meds they were taking. Blood pressure, Staton, etc. The sugar give up is a bit challenging, but I wasn't a huge sugar eater. Thank you for all you do Dr Berry.
Not true, for me red meat especially steak makes me worse. It not about what you eat it’s about what your body can digest. There is no specific diet that fits all. If you have a leaky gut and damaged colon you should only be having broths and easy to digest food or steamed soluble fibre vegetables. But once it’s healed having fibre is also important to add as this would improve your microbiome and your gut ability to digest foods better and remove all the bad bacteria and parasite causing the inflammation
@@LeoKing-fz6ws it has more to do with your gallbladder not producing bile, because your stomach is likely not producing enough acid, than it does with meat being inherently bad for you. Take some betaine HCl and some bile with meat.
Lee you are a wonderful guy and we appreciate your sharing of your journey. You are not just a window washer you are so much more. Thank you for telling us and I shared this video to a family member who is extremely depressed since his ostomy Thank you so much! Thank you Dr Berry. I cannot thank you enough for how you have changed our lives. ❤
can possibly be totally physiological, the depression, due to gut brain connection... they say the "gut is the 2nd brain". I hope this lovely interview/ info on the best healing/ anti inflammatory diet will also heal your family member ❤
Lee is awesome 🤩 Thank you for your bravery Lee💚 I’m almost 46 and my mom had UC when I was born. She ended up having an extensive illiostomy surgery which was not reversible. She’s had all kinds of painful obstructions in her life and has been in the hospital quite a bit. I also had a friend who died from complications of Crohns. I have used a ketogenic carnivore diet this past year to fight triple positive breast cancer. I shared everything I learned with people I know. It’s a personal choice but I know that the way my mom listens to her doctors, she would have eaten a carnivore diet if that was suggested. Hearing it from me, a crazy lifelong vegetarian who has only changed recently… that’s harder to believe!! I have pointed out what she sees in her ostomy bag as this has come up in conversation quite a bit over the years. Thank you for sharing your message 🙏🏽 I like to share also that if you don’t think you can digest the fat and meat… you really can!! It took me awhile and I used Tudca and HCl…but now I eat a very high fat diet and have no problems or discomfort. If a lifelong practically fat-free vegan like I was can adapt… anyone can💪🏽
That is so wonderful to hear Sarah. I've been a crazy lifelong vegetarian too and have joined the PHD band wagon of recent. I've heard quite a bit about the preventative value of this lifestyle as it relates to cancer, but not so much about using it to fight diagnosed cancer. If you'd like to share more about this, I'd love to hear. And anyway I wish you a wonderful healing journey and optimal health.
At the 25 min mark you stated what I was taught in biology in college- that "meat rots in your colon and that is what causes your feces to smell". What a lie I was taught and believed. Thanks for this interview, especially eye-opening!
And the lie is very shame based. I believed it for the last 30 years while eating a vegan diet that was destroying my health! Vegan no more. The man who wrote the book Cleanse and Heal Thyself like a religious dogma on raw veganism and "cleansing" had NO medical credentials but at the vulnerable age I read it 30 years ago I did not have the ability to understand that. I mourn the irreversible health issues that dogma contributed to. Shame based manipulated data. Shame on them. Now finally on a true healing journey.
Humility wins at the end. I am an engineer, Dr. Berry. I have learned in my life that we cannot judge someone based on their career. The reality is we can always learn from others. I am grateful I found both of you. Never stop learning because truths will set us free.
My mom’s gastroenterologist gave her a print out of the foods she should be eating post colon cancer diagnosis. You’ve guessed it! High fiber, and limit red meat 🙄
Yep same after my colonoscopy I have diverticulosis and microscopic colitis recommendations eat more fiber with a handout of all plant based food, NO red meat! I’m sure it’s a standard handout given to everyone to keep us sick and coming back. Knowing what I already knew even before this video I threw the handout straight into the garbage when I got home. I will make sure to do just the opposite of their advice.
It is shocking to hear his testimony and then to think all across Europe the farmers are on strike because they are trying to get rid of their cows. 😳😳😳
I have UC. I was diagnosed at 23 with proctitus. In 2014, at 44, I had 40 cm bowel resection due to sigmoid rectal cancer and ulcerative colitis. I am 112 days carnivore. I have lost 19 kilos. Carnivore has stopped the bloat. I am no longer on medication. The medication just masked the symptoms. I am healing thanks to Carnivore diet. Lee I am sorry that you went through what you went through. Thanks for sharing your story.
Not a carnivore but I may soon try it. I think many professionals are dismissive of carnivore because if carnivore is indeed the "cure" for many issues, they would have to admit that many of their own treatments and recommendations may have caused more harm than good. Pride.
Dr Berry is the only physician, who I trust. He helped me control my diabetes ( I was a no obese diabetic even after working out for twenty years) doing ketoviour has helped me tremendously, I take no meds
U.K. doctors follow the advice that they learnt as junior doctors when training under the NHS. they won't deviate from the mantras they see and hear about in the NHS and so, it all just goes around and around. Basically, they become deaf to anything other than what they have always been fed by the system.
Europe and UK have adopted the American guidelines in the 90's although they are pretending that they are the result of studying the evidences....well the studies they refered to were the epidemiological ones from the US, having nothing better at the time, now, after 30 years of preaching that message, it has become difficult to admit that was not correct so they rather stick to the wrong hypothesis
I've had uc since I was 2, haven't had a flare since 2012 but I was still on meds. A few years ago I went gluten-free, then I started to increase meat. I took myself off the meds almost 3 years ago and I definitely feel better now than with the meds.
Interesting video. I've had an ileostomy for the past 28 years due to 10 years of UC damage back in my thirties and I am 67 now. I have the same experience that Lee has. I see my unchewed food come out as swallowed. I have the same experience with meat and fat where there is virtually no output, which to me says it was mostly digested. So I am getting the nutrients I need from meat and eggs. The thing I always wonder about is what nutrition are people really getting from plant based diet. Perhaps other people chew their food down to a mush and they might be getting the advertised nutrition listed on the label but I doubt it.
My mother passed 18 years ago after suffering for years and years. Also losing her colon. This information is fascinating and makes me wish she could have known these things. It ended up taking her life 😢
UC, diverticulitis sufferer here. Currently on Rinvoq and it is working. Also mostly carnivore. My 1st gastro told me "more fiber". 2nd gastro told me more fiber as well. Gave up on fiber. Hoping carnivore will allow me stop renvoq some day.
I've been folowing Kentcarnivore for a while on RUclips. I admire him very much and it was very decent of you to interview him. Kudos tu the both of you. Yesterday I met my first diabetologist, the one who gave me a diet with 250 g carbs/day, and told her what I had done to change my situation, i.e. keto in the beginning and now carnivore lifestyle. She just shook her head and exited the room. Doctors, these days, are not really interesed in our "real" experience
Thank you, THANK you, THANK YOU for this interview. I can't even imagine what you went through. I'm so happy for your recovery and are now healthy and happy.
My sister in law just had surgery to get a piece of broccoli removed from her intestines that was causing a blockage. Stay far away from the green stuff I reckon. Fantastic video btw!
All along (60 years Dx with UC, 73 now) I knew food was at the bottom of my gut health. What a struggle, bits and pieces of key information here and there. I have been successful at keeping my chronic UC from taking me out. Last year discovered the benefits of Keto / Carnivore on the advice of my gut specific functional nutritionist. Within a couple of weeks I felt a lightness of being and no longer a constant worry about what will happen next. There’s so much I’d like to share about UC but I’ll stay on topic for this post. Thanks for your honest share, Lee!
From Australia. 63, carnivore for a year. I had 50yrs of ibs, gastric reflux, abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhoea. Exhausting. Everything normalised in the first week of carnivore. You mentioned a lightness of being. A core benefit of carnivore eaters is complete removal of depression and anxiety. Hormones and brain chemistry is made in the gut. It stands to reason that mental health heals as gut health heals. Good luck to you, hope you are doing well.
WOW! Lee Copus, what an inspirational young man you are @Kentcarnivore. Brave, strong and full of integrity. I'm on the edge of cold turkey carnivore and you've tipped me over. Thank you and Thank you Ken Berry MD for providing insightful, logical and lifesaving leadership ❤
my wife is a retired WOCN She is watching your guest's testimony now Awesome I wish him a long and healthy life He is very articulate I hope someone hires him and can improve his lifestyle
I watched one of Lee's videos some months ago, and I was amazed -- what a memorable message that he's sharing with us. Dr. Berry, thank you for having him on your channel!
These interview videos are priceless and they offer so much value. My dad died of ischaemic colitis this year and it's frightening to see how far off the mark conventional medicine can be.
I can’t thank you both enough for this video. Lee; your courage is amazing. I’m so sorry you had to go through all of this. I have to believe you are putting your experience to the best use, helping others. I am about to start my journey. I looked this up because my husband has a 45+ year history of colitis. He believes he’s doing well because he takes no meds. But I “hear” what he isn’t telling me. And I see weird lesions on his legs. Even though I was a nurse years ago, he doesn’t want interference. I know the best approach is to show him by my example. This video showed me that it could, in fact, work for him. Just another motivator for me! Well done to you both.
I have always had stomach and bowl issues all my life (I’m 63) since being on almost all carnivore.. I still eat nuts and cheese, I have never felt better.. I think cheese causes me some issues but I love it so much I’m willing to put up with the very small issues I have with it. Just recently switched to parmesan Reggiano and I seem to have almost no bad side effects from it.. I can definitely eat like this for the rest of my life. Ground meat is my new friend for life!
Have you tried eliminating the nuts? They are extremely hard to digest and contain so many toxins and anti-nutrients... Yes, ground meat rocks! (and eggs, and butter and bacon too😄 )
It's so sad when people who are suffering refuse to listen to what really works. They have bought into the "dr is God" belief. We just cannot save everyone. It was so good of you to try..what a kind person you are!
Kent, I am so sorry for what you’ve endured. There is another RUclipsr who had the same experience as you with the reversal of his terrible depression, and he says that it is not just that he is no longer depressed, he is happy. He is the homestead how guy, and I think you might enjoy his story too. God bless you, and thank you for sharing your story. I’m sure it will help many people.
I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and prescribed meds that cost $800 a month. Thank God for Dr. Ken Berry getting the word out! Completely healed when eating carnivore!!! 😊
I am surprised by the fact that in an autoimmune disease they do not look at how to ignite the autoimmune system. Instead, drugs paralyze the autoimmune system. This medication makes me very nauseous. As if it were the most normal thing in the world, my doctor told me: 'medicines have side effects' That was the deciding factor for me to self-examine after which I ended up with the carnivore diet. Immediately, the bleeding and nocturnal regurgitation stopped. Thank you both for this great interview! Blessings from the Netherlands
Our kiddo's school's principal just announced that she's having her colon removed this summer due to several failed UC treatments. I'm so heartbroken that this knowledge isn't more common, and that drastic treatments continue to be the answer.
@@cari3157 I would love to, but we just don't have that kind of relationship :/ I'm pretty sure she feels like she's exhausted all her options and just wants to move on.
Oh wow my stool test came back with blood. I had diarrhoea for over a month. I put myself on carnivore by myself and the inflammation stopped & so too the diahorrea. My gastroenterologist is on Christmas break until the end of Jan so it’s a nail biting wait to see him for the diagnosis for what’s going on down there. I am nervous and l am sticking to carnivore.
This is the best interview I've seen on RUclips about carnivore. What an insight with what goes into the bag 😮 Thank you both for doing this video to help others, it was awesome! ❤ I will be sharing it for sure.
So interested to hear Lee mention the FODMAPS diet. I was introduced to that by an NHS Dietician and discovered that meat, fish and eggs all created no gut issues for me, but the plants created varying problems. I stopped seeing the dietician when they insisted that I reintroduce plants a little at a time. Now I’m full Carnivore and have no gut pain at all. It’s like a miracle.
This is crazy. When I got diagnosed with UC, I asked me GI if I needed to modify my diet. She said no and advised me against trying any homeopathic remedies. She just threw drugs at the problem. 😢
What a great video! God bless you both!! So clearly explained and easy to understand. I’ve had autoimmune gut problems for three years now and no one has been able to diagnose it as anything other than non specific autoimmune IBD. I’ve tried carnivore a few times for a month or two and had good results but I always felt like I could eat this or try this now. Now I know this is just what I have to do and instead of feeling bummed about it I’m relieved to hear this testimony and Dr Berrys experienced explanation!
Lee Copus, you are a hero! Your video will literally save thousands of people. Oops, you will save millions! Kudos to you, sir! You are a true champion.
Thank you so much for this video. I was almost in tears listening to this. My son has been suffering with IC for years and nothing is helping. We have been to Mayo Clinic recently and it’s all about taking Miralax and suppositories and eat more fiber. Definitely starting him on Carnivore as soon as possible
Report back on his journey
Best of luck. I’m hoping this works for him (I’ve heard MANY success stories with UC and IB).
everyone with IBD needs to try it! amazing for me
I can't remember which condition Vegetable Police has, but he's currently back on either meat heavy or carnivore. Although he switches diets very often. He is also healing again on carnivore/meat heavy.
Carnivore cured my chronic bowel disease. And mental health problems. 35 years of pain..... Cured in about three days.!!!!❤💪🔥
This "just a window cleaner" is well-spoken and well self-taught. Thank you, Lee, for being Dr. B's guest today.
I was thinking the same thing myself.
Yes I was shocked! So articulate and so smart - a critical thinker. May your efforts be rewarded richly and happily!
Thinking the same. A very astute and well spoken young man. I feel so bad for what he's gone through but obviously he has been wise enough to gain knowledge and wisdom.
💯 agree 👍
Yeah, he’s a good guy and he has a channel as well, and it’s very informative. Just do a search for “Kent carnivore”.
Dr ken - I am a scientist and engineer. You are a REAL doctor. You are my hero. Helped me so much and opened my eyes to the deception. Thank you sir
Let us call him what he is. A healer. Doctors after covid have a bad name.
The amount of blind rage that I feel as l listen to what Lee has lived through, I can't even explain it. My mom went through the SAME EXACT JOURNEY FROM 1980 TO 2009. Crohns Disease destroyed her body & it broke her spirit.
Gastroenterology has not improved treatment worth a G** D***!
I'm so angry I'm shaking & crying. I truly wish that this information was available for my mom.
Thank you Lee & Dr Berry.
Me too! I had my colon removed in 2010! Not a single doctor talked to me about diet! Not one! This makes me furious!
That interview was BRILLIANT! Lee, "I'm only a window cleaner" was so articulate and well spoken! Informative and educational.
In 2010 I had my first attack of diverticulitis. I had always been an athlete and thought my diet was perfect... mostly whole organic foods, not heavy one way or another... what I would have called balanced. My breakfasts at the time was muesli... basically granola in yogurt. When the attack happened I had to be lifted out of my seat and taken to the hospital. I was diagnosed with diverticulitis and given the dietary advice of ensuring I had a high fibre diet. Being super disciplined I did... I followed the recommendations perfectly. For 10 years I had at least one if not two attacks, some hospitalizing me, all putting me on antibiotics.
In 2020 I had had enough. The attacks were more frequent and I went to have the pouches of diverticulum removed. Little did I know how severely the pouches had spread. The one or two were no dozens and the surgeon ended up removing 8 inches of my colon then miraculously redirecting it from the hepatic flexure under my right rib cage diagonally down to the bottom of the sigmoid colon. He told me that there were still many many pouches but if he removed more I would have ended up with a colostomy and he knew I would have lost my mind.
So... my point... while laying in the hospital recovering I was reading Dr Paul Saladino's book The Carnivore Code. In the book there were (I think 13) references to published medical articles regarding the cause and care for diverticulitis. Although not conclusive, the articles published between 2013 and 2017 are suggested a high fibre diet was the WORST thing a patient could be eating! I was horrified!
When I addressed this to the surgeon he embarrassedly admitted he had not read anything, no research in his field at all since he graduated. He also did not show any interest in learning.
That was 3 years and 3 months ago... I have been carnivore since and not a single twitch in the intestines since... I don't know if they pouches have healed or whether the diet just does not affect them... I don't care. I have lost 25 pounds, I exercise daily and feel great!
Amazing results, congratulations!
So how do you get the necessary micro nutrients? multivitamin pills?
@@brianlittrell797 You get all the micronutrients from meat. My blood work is perfect.
@@davidzaharik5408 What meats do you eat?
@@brianlittrell797 Mostly beef... I do eat bacon and some pork, but mostly beef. I also eat some fish, rarely chicken... some lamb.
Lee mate, I was diagnosed UC age 32 and I know I've been lucky that the Asacol medication worked for me, I'm 63 now and in remission. I fell to my knees and prayed for you and others when I saw this video. I've been carnivore for 5 years now and I know it's helped me. Thank you for sharing this very private matter and may the lord bless you.
🙏🏼❣️🙏🏼. 🥩
Such a kind-hearted person, makes me tear up!! I’m going to get serious with this way of eating to see if it will help my serious IBS issues. As I listened to this video, I was in the most pain I’ve ever experienced with IBS. Prayers to all who are suffering!! 🙏❣️🙏
Wow, that's amazing. You're very kind, mate. Thanks!
@@Ranch-girl🙏❤️🌻
Amen
"I am just a window cleaner" Lee Corpus you are just the most amazing, articulate, humble, hero I have ever seen. And doctor Ken you are a real doctor. Listening to the both of you speak truth to power gave me chills. You two men have helped so many people you will never know. God bless you both!
Lee’s intelligence is shining through. I’m from Kent as well, and Lee is deliberately swapping in American phrasing because of who is interviewing him (zee, couch, store, etc.) - he’s a class act.
Lee, I am so sorry this happened to you so young. I wish you all the best.
me too!
What an amazing young man. Bravo to him for not being bitter but using his experience to help others.
A very strong person here. He deserves a lot of credit. Don't thk I'd have his courage. God Bless you, Lee!
GOD is so good❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My daughter was just diagnosed at 13. It is heartbreaking watching her suffer and wondering if I could have prevented it if I were a better momma 😢 she has been on carnivore 2 months now, we are praying it’ll allow her to keep her colon. Thank you Lee, your sacrifice is NOT in vain.
Scd diet works, too. Also had to take lots of betaine & digestive enzymes every meal.
Praying for your daughter. You are a good mommy because you're actively looking for a way to save her. Give her nutritious food that her body can absorb. Beef or chicken bone broth, beef, chicken, pork, eggs, bacon, fish, lots of butter. Zero plants. And please come back here to let us know how she's doing.
My daughter was also diagnosed age 13 last year. I’d love to know how your daughter is getting on. Mine is taking a while to convince as she loves carbs but she has reduced them a lot. Her drs just keep adding and increasing the meds with horrible side effects and it still not helping. I wonder how long it takes for things to heal after going carnivore.
This is NOT your fault, never your fault. I got Chron's at in my 30's, 10/12 years meds/ invasive
tests/pain , then started to manage it myself threw out their diet sheets (loads of fiber they said) rubbish now 75 no problems for for over 40 years. My own beatiful 13 year old daughter also got Chron's and died of cancer aged 48 last year as a result of Chron's after a lifetime of suffering.
Take on board what Dr. Ken says and follow it I found that path works ( stay away from high fiber diets that is what messes up your colon, go to meat.
I was diagnosed at 14 after being so sick for months and begging my mum to take me to hospital. I’m 33 now and just starting carnivore! You’re absolutely not a bad mum! You’ve got his and so does your daughter xxx
I had ulcerative colitis back when I was doing vegetable juicing, artificial sweeteners, and just a lot of junk and carbohydrates. I was diagnosed by mayo clinic and under the care of Mayo clinic. They stated that they did not know what caused my adult onset of ulcerative colitis, and never did a historical profile of my diet to my amazement, I ended up being on a biologic called Entyvio, which worked fantastic, but like any infusion it was a pain and inconvenient once every two months. I decided that I would go strictly Whole Foods and cut out all packaged foods, all artificial sweeteners and all sugar/carbs. I slowly ended up just eating meats and to my amazement, I completely healed myself of UC. I’ve been on strict carnivore for a year and a half and have permanently healed myself.
Yep. The day one stops eating plants, the gut begins to heal and soon is "goodbye UC." Many of us have known this for decades and tried telling others, but most people are too brainwashed to even try.
Wow !!! Congratulations! What you mean by strict ? Eggs and dairy also? What about some berries or honey ?
@@timuryesa strict, carnivore meaning fatty beef, bacon, butter, fatty, fish and eggs. I also go on strict lion diet for a week to two weeks which is basically fatty beef, water and salt. I don’t eat any other foods. It’s as simple as that. I do drink, sparkling water, such as Saratoga, and Pellegrino.
Good for you
Did you go off the biologic infusions?
The connection between food companies, big pharma and the medical community is criminal! It breaks my heart to hear stories like this.
I've had ulcerative colitis for 39 years now (70 years old) and, thankfully, still have my colon. I've been following the specific carbohydrate diet for 24 years (no processed foods, no grains, or starchy vegetables, no rice, corn, etc.). Lately, I've discovered the benefits of keto and I am now leaning toward carnivore the more I learn about its benefits. Like this guest, the usual meds did nothing for me. What I am learning from Dr. Berry sounds very promising.
@@Beatrice-nx5ld I have only benefited. I eat the creatures that eat grains, whole unprocessed foods only. Keto. Now, this year I am going to go even lower carb, possibly carnivore. Currently, at about 60-80 grams of carbs per day. Also, intermittent fasting.
I too followed the Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) to control my UC for about 12 years. It helped tremendously with barely any symptoms. But when I decided to eliminate most vegetables and fruits, that's when it completely disappeared. Not one problem ever since. I've been UC-free for over ten years now. These days I eat mostly carnivore, with only about 30 ~ 50 grams carbs per day. Happy healthy gut, happy healthy me, happy life. :)
@@hikari8858 wow !!! Can u tell me which carbs you eat ? I wanna do carnivore but without being in ketosis. Raw honey and berries ?
I started with the SCD as well….then keto and now mostly Carnivore. Haven’t had any ulcers for a few years!
Wow! Thanks for sharing that. That's encouraging. My instincts are telling me that's the way to go for me this year. @@hikari8858
I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis by two specialists 30+ years ago. It was miserable! Doctors mentioned nothing about diet. One gastroenterologist recommended surgical removal of colon. I rejected this! No internet in those days but I did what research I could. I tried everything (fasting, special teas, probiotics, etc) and nothing helped. I switched from standard Western diet to what was closer to Keto type diet although Keto wasn't even a thing back then. It helped!
I migrated to carnivore and ulcerative colitis slowly disappeared. 66 years old now, healthy and STILL have my colon!
Congratulations. God bless you.
I was diagnosed a week ago with ulcerative colitis, so i Immediately started the carnivore diet, the blood stopped, but the diarrhea doesnt give me a break. Should i also stop eating cheese?
@@Andres-mr6ev Cheese (all dairy) never agreed with me. Worth trying to eliminate it and see.
@@Andres-mr6evtry the SCD yogurt, it has all the lactose fermented out of it. It is very soothing. You might need to delete dairy for a short while but i usually found any hard type cheeses were fine.
Thank you for sharing. How long did you do carnivore diet for?
Such a wonderful young man. He's a super hero. He is...... Kent Carnivore! 🥩💪
One of the most powerful carnivore stories I've heard, and I've heard many 100s. As in Lee's case, he can physically see and feel the result of his digested foods. The bloating (air) from fiberous plants, the fruits and nuts in the same form as it was swallowed, and how meat never retained its shape no matter the number of chews or chunk sizes. The visual description is like no other evidence for those who experience gut and digestive issues. This video alone can prevent so much suffering of others.
I had it and landed in the ER when they started bleeding internally. Cut out all gluten...wheat, barley, rye, and oats. It took a year but the open sores in my colon all went away!
Watching Dr Berry make big food and pharma look like a bunch of clowns puts such a smile on my face. Fascinating story here, thanks for sharing.
I’ve had numerous GI problems all my life. A few years ago I had colitis and peritonitis. Was in the hospital more than a week. Was on 5 different antibiotics and other meds. Doctors told me to limit meat increase grains etc. it was horrendous. I couldn’t keep anything down for weeks at a time. Doc told me to go vegan. Just made it worse. Someone told me she went off all grains and plants. I stopped the grains, got better but still had problems. So I went carnivore for about 3 weeks. And things finally started to heal. Slowly added in some vegetables and am now keto. Can’t tolerate grains of any kind. Will occasionally have some problems but so much better than before
We really don't need any vegetables at all. Just meat, all sorts of meat, eggs, fish, chicken... it makes you feel so good.
So sorry for your suffering. I suffered horrifically from ulceritis colitis. Till I went carnivore my life revolved around the location of the nearest toilet. How could I explain to people that I structured my life around knowing if I could get to a toilet or not. I turned down so many social invites because the need for the bathroom was just too much. No one understands the severe crippling pain unless they've been there.
@@carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177 sorry you have had such a hard time as well. I do eat some vegetables now but it’s very selective. And some berries. But no grains at all they are really a big problem for me. Even as a kid I would have horrific stomachaches. And my mom was a great bread baker. And of course I loved it. I don’t know why we never figured out the bread was the problem. Mom always blamed it on something else. And then we moved off the farm and I had highly processed food available far to often. It’s horrible what our food system has become.
@@carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177 Heck I envy the people that can go to the bathroom even if they can't control it. My problem is it comes out the form of penne pasta. It's like pushing a carrot through the eye of a needle sometimes it feels like.🤔🤫😉😇 But yes, I understand!🤗😎
@@loue6563The doctor diagnosed me ulcerative colitis too, i have a week on carnivore diet, and the blood in stool stopped, but im still with diarrhea. Should i also quit cheese?
When he mentioned pizza I immediately said "pineapple and mushrooms!" I had (have?) UC and had a colectomy and j-pouch in 1999. I've suffered from pouchitis ever since. Since vastly reducing my carb/plant intake and shifting towards meat and eggs about two years ago, I've felt better than I have in decades.
A diverticulitis attack brought me to carnivore on September 19, 2023.
I told myself if this didn't work i was done.
I'm so thankful since going carnivore i had one very subtle attack.
Drs told me to eat fiber fiber fiber. I knew instinctually that fiber is exactly what brought me to that agony.
I'm so tired of the lies Drs tell
Its criminal.
Thank you Dr Berry for being a light in this darkness.
Thank you for this video.
Only 4 months. I’d love to hear how you progressed. I have same.
Exact same thing for me. I suffered from diverticulitis for over a decade. Constant flares, constant antibiotics. Doctors kept telling me more fiber, more grains, less meat. It got to the point where doctors wanted to take half my colon out. I said no way you’re not taking anything out of me. I said to myself there has to be a cure for this through eating the right foods. Long story short, went carnivore/animal based. All symptoms and flares gone. Doctors were telling me to do the opposite of what actually cured me.
@@EastCoastPGSthanks for sharing, how long were you on carnivore diet?
@@kamilmunir1641 I am still on the carnivore diet and will be on it permanently. I love it, I love how good I feel. I do add in some dairy and honey here and there. I was very sick from diverticulitis and ibs, very inflamed. It was all because of vegetables, fiber and grains I was told to eat by doctors. When I stopped eating all that toxic fiber, and went to meat I was immediately healed. I am talking within 2 weeks I felt tremendously better. I also lost 15lbs the first month. I didn’t do it for weight loss though I did it to heal my inflamed body.
@@EastCoastPGS same story here!
What a well mannered, well spoken young man!
I feel so sorry that he has had to go through so much to figure things out.
This story needs sharing far and wide!
I believe GOD is using him to educate others while sharing his story❤
You're not just a Window cleaner Lee.. Your experience with your colon makes you more expert than any medical professionals,dietian or researher on the the planet..
The wise that are trained by the system always look upon the rest of us as below them because they think they know more and we just need to submit and take their expert advice..
This has to be the best conversation I've listened to on the results of being carnivore..
And you're very good at explaining everything that we all wanted to know..
Thank you both..
And I love that "Red Meat is king"..
Yeeha ❤
You're so kind to say so. Thank you ever so much! ❤
Let's not mistake wisdom for intellect.
Lee I totally understand. My bag controls my life . Depression was severe after surgery .. you are an inspiration.
I hope all is well with you now! ❤️
I suffered debilitating depression after my colostomy. As a 39 yr old, my intimate life with my husband was non existent. Wearing baggy clothes and staying away from people in case they hear the gas from the bag or smell it was a sad part of life for me.
@@rhondacline1413I will pray for you. I hope your life gets better. I am so sorry
This was absolutely wonderful!! We have a 50 year old son with Crohns and am so concerned about him. I have forwarded several of Dr B’s videos to him. Now I will send this one. I pray he will listen. My husband and I eat carnivore and feel so good! Thank you Dr Berry!!!!
And I hope he reads this comment section and learns from the comments of hundreds of other people who have regained their health by ditching the plants.
So happy for you Lee!! You basically saved yourself. And Ken, thank you for this interview. I knew carnivore stops IBS symptoms but this is even more important. When is the general medical community going to wise up?? So ignorant and dangerous..carnivore heals, nourishes and calms..
I've suffered since I was 13, I'm now almost 38 and have never felt better than when I turned to carnivore
After my dad passed away, I tried to help his girlfriend, an elderly woman who was in the hospital eating "healthy" hospital food and literally sh*tting herself to death for weeks. She wouldn't listen about trying carnivore for even a few days, said she'd only listen to her doctors. Eventually they let her out (not any better still - I think they thought she'd just pass away), but not processed, home cooked foods at least helped her as they were heavier in meat. I'm not sure how she's doing today, she stopped talking to me after I tried to help with my pleading to try radical dietary ideas 😢
@@luvfunstuff2 that's sad when someone is that stubborn
Thank you all for your kind replies. I grew up being told that fay contains many toxins and to stay away from it. I now believe carbs are far worse. So we have to get energy from something so I figured he would use lots of fats. Then I hear fats in our bodies also contain toxins where fat is stored. Eating organic, grass fed , grass finished beef is expensive and hard to find. Dairy is the same. Just wondered where he stood on this and maybe y'all can inform me.😅
@@marsack7 the thing about the toxins being held in fat and stored is complete crap we were designed to be able to eliminate quickly any toxins that we accidentally inhaled, ingested or touched.
from there they are excreted either in urine, waste, exhaled breath or sweat; they don't just stay in our system...
we've been building our stores of medical knowledge for several centuries, but honestly I think that pretty much anything before, say 1800, is largely wrongly interpreted, badly experimented on, or superstition and wives' tales, basically rumor, for all its accuracy....
take for example the common cold; there are people that still believe that you will actually catch the virus that causes it. ONLY a virus can cause it, there is NO other cause in the entire world that causes a cold, except a virus....
IT CANNOT come if you just stepped outside with a wet head, but there ARE still people that believe that
Had been dealing with UC for over 20 years. At its worst I was going to the bathroom 18 times a day, bloody stools, bloating, gut pain, sometimes a fever. Had to know where every bathroom was in a 10 mile radius. Gi doctor either changed meds or increased dosage, which only helped for a while. In the fall of 2022 I had a flare up that encouraged me to do my own research. On 10 January 2023 I started the ketovore eating plan. In less than a month my symptoms disappeared. It is now almost a year later, still no UC symptoms, I lost 45 lbs, off all meds including 2 bp meds (my Gi Dr was amazed I did it by just changing my diet), my eye sight also improved! My wife joined me in this journey and has lost 81 lbs! We now coach others.
The doctor diagnosed me ulcerative colitis too, i have a week on carnivore diet, and the blood in stool stopped, but im still with diarrhea. Should i also quit cheese?
I have had Microscopic Collegenous/Lymphcytic Colitis for 10 years. Off and on steroids with each flare. In 2022 I had a deep, enduring flare, nothing helped. List 60 lbs and severely burned underweight. Went 100% Carnivore 12 months ago. Helped tremendously. Weight loss stopped, my hair started growing back, severe dehydration gone, bowel movements went from over 20 a day to 6 a day, pain and vomiting with bowel movements gone!!!! I could go on. I was housebound. Unfortunately, even after 12 months strict carnivore, I’ve had to go on Remicade infusions to help me gain back weight and stabilize fully. But hopefully in another year I’ll be off the infusions. But I will never be off Carnivore. It saved my life. Lee - God bless you. Thank you for sharing what is so personal and private. You are so courageous, and so encouraging. You’ve suffered a lot, but when you said you’d never not go through what you’ve been through, because it has given you the opportunity to help so many I cried. Thank you!
I have Crohn’s disease, for 37 years . This past April my colon was removed to save my life. I now have an ileostomy as well. After over a year of prednisone, and I’m now on Entyvio, depression and stress, my hair fell out and I have gained almost 80 pounds . I totally understand Lee.
Dr Berry please give me some advice on losing weight please. I’m absolutely desperate.
Thank you for this video…. It means a lot .
He would tell you to go Carnivore..... that's what they explained in this long video
Just animal products diet 😊
Do some research and start.
thats what they were talking about BBBE is beef bacon butter and eggs to start focus on those foods first remove all other foods to start
@@miraak8523where does one start, I’ve looked up carnivore diet and there is so many books out there, don’t know who to choose to start.
Just go BBBE! and take it from there - you will be healed - more energy - better skin - weight loss (it might be slow but it will happen at the right time) - no brain fog - just try it for at least 90 days - remember to have electrolytes to avoid feeling ill at first - Who doesn't love bacon/eggs/butter! hamburgers - steak!! It can be hard to do it at first - eliminate old foods bit by bit - depression gone! Good luck! Watch all his videos & other carnivore youtubers -
That's beautiful...I'm 80+ also.@@miraak8523
I shared this with my best friend she has severe UC I pray to God that she can get on board with this and make it better
I had an ileostomy and had lots of trouble with the bag blowing up. I only discovered keto after I’d had the reversal. My bowel is where the tumour was so cutting it out reduced the bowel’s size. Eating lots of fibre meant that I had lots going into my bowel. I was going to the loo many times. Going keto made a huge difference. I’m now ketovore. My output is much smaller. This video is so helpful. Thank you.
I have had GI issues from reflux to ulcers to IBS and hemorrhoids and the traditional diet my gi dr advised made it worse. Keto has improved all these issues. Off all the meds
Nothing helped my colitis until I found carnivore! Lucky I found it before I had to have any surgery. I have never been healthier than I am right now at the age of 42.
Such an eloquent guy with an awful disorder. It's a very giving thing to share this story. I am sure Lee, that you are helping others! God bless you!
This man is spot on. I've been fighting Crohn's for 24 years and my GI doctor told me to eat whatever I want not to worry about it. I got to the point he talk to me about removing my colon. I said no because I was trying all kinds of thing and felt like something can make this right. Sad many scammers out on the web. I seen DR Berry one day about a year ago and had all but given up but he talked about the carnivore lifestyle so I said why not try it I've tried many other things. I'm still dealing with it but much better. I had blood work by my GP Doctor and he said I was a walking heart attack with high LDL. I can only say if you have GI problems what do you have to lose? I'd give it a try and it may take longer then the 90 day trial. When I first started for a few months even I was low energy and felt a little worse but I went into it cold turkey from a high carb diet to no carbs or sugar. I wanted to feel better more then eating those things but you may need to go slower into the change to carnivore.
I think with most eating changes it's best to go slowly. Lots of systems have to adjust their operations to handle it. I'm not saying your doc is wrong but LDL is best interpreted in context of other markers, so with any luck, you're metabolically healthy with low inflammation 🤔
Yes, it works the easiest when you first go on low carbs, then on Keto at which time I eliminated all starchy veggies, and then carnivore every other day, finally you do carnivore on more days then not. I've been on 90-95-100% carnivore for a year now and I feel so good. The 10-5% is maybe some parsley, or a cooking onion, or a cucumber or tomato. Most days it's just meat! I love it.
Don’t fret about high LDL who knows how statins might compound things. Work on understanding proper metabolic health. Good luck!
Good for you. Keep trying but also try fasting. 12 to 17. Go from supper to breakfast and every 2-3 weeks add an hour.until you hit 17. Worked for me. Slow progress but still experimenting. But carnivore is great.
yes, LDL without a particle size test is irrelevant. you may have large fluffy LDL, not small dense, and this will not damage arteries in the least- anyway cholesterol is a "transporter". if you totally cut it out your body will make it on demand, to patch up anything needed like a sticking plaster. in fact given your diet id say this is highly likely. also, here it is done only via a calculation, not even a measurement, deduced from total cholesterol and hdl.
I'm sending this to my daughter. Her husband has had UCd since he was 28. He's now 52. He gets infusions of remicade.
Been there, done that. It only worked the 1st time. Then it was business as usual. Look for the book Breaking the Vicious Cycle.
Would love a follow up if he decides to try carnivore.
@@rhondacline1413 he is a bit on the stubborn side. Lol. He already has eliminated most plant material. Can maintain weight and muscle mass. Active. Hunting, fishing, canoeing, fishing, snowmobile, fishing. Oh, did I mention fishing. Lol
@lillianvanalst9453 a 30 day challenge could be in order. Anyone can set their mind for 30 days of most things. Couldn't HURT is what I'd say to him. Especially if he wants to keep his life and not have to 'ask the bag for permission', like Lee says. 💞
@@rhondacline1413my son in law eats pizza, fast food only and drinks Cola.
He won’t even check his blood glucose because it hurts…lol
My daughter tried keto and he see how she listens to wright - despite he needs to lose like 70-80lbs, he doesn’t want to.
Nobody listen to your advice- especially children’s generation ….they know better
Thank you so much for your testimony! We truly all need to strive to be more selfless and brave for others sharing our sufferings and battles to help one another. It is really sad how sick and messed up so many of us are now, young to old. Carnivore and the Lions Diet (which I've been on 6 weeks now) is life changing! How heartbreakingly difficult, blind, and /or silent the medical system and professionals are while damaging, ignoring, punting, and gaslighting too many! Their patients are supposed to be served, cared for, and protected for our wellbeing and best interest. Instead, they have helped along more pain, disease, and disorder in a bad enough world and time. God bless you, brother, in Jesus' name, Amen ❤️🔥
This is an amazing story. I just got through my first week of carnivore. I've started noticing how much better my stomach feels already. I am a healthy 62 year old woman. I have several friends that are on carnivore and have lost a lot of weight, and are no longer on meds they were taking. Blood pressure, Staton, etc. The sugar give up is a bit challenging, but I wasn't a huge sugar eater. Thank you for all you do Dr Berry.
Fiber is the worst thing to take for ulcerative colitis
But it is the most given piece of advice by Drs.
Not true, for me red meat especially steak makes me worse. It not about what you eat it’s about what your body can digest. There is no specific diet that fits all. If you have a leaky gut and damaged colon you should only be having broths and easy to digest food or steamed soluble fibre vegetables.
But once it’s healed having fibre is also important to add as this would improve your microbiome and your gut ability to digest foods better and remove all the bad bacteria and parasite causing the inflammation
@@LeoKing-fz6ws it has more to do with your gallbladder not producing bile, because your stomach is likely not producing enough acid, than it does with meat being inherently bad for you. Take some betaine HCl and some bile with meat.
Lee you are a wonderful guy and we appreciate your sharing of your journey. You are not just a window washer you are so much more. Thank you for telling us and I shared this video to a family member who is extremely depressed since his ostomy Thank you so much! Thank you Dr Berry. I cannot thank you enough for how you have changed our lives. ❤
Really appreciate it, many thanks! ❤
can possibly be totally physiological, the depression, due to gut brain connection... they say the "gut is the 2nd brain". I hope this lovely interview/ info on the best healing/ anti inflammatory diet will also heal your family member ❤
I’ll never consider this UC the same way again. Good luck to all with this nightmare.
Lee is a Legend for sharing his story in a manner to be able to help so many people. Bless up my brotha.
Lee is amazing and has overcome so much! Great guest, great interview
Lee is awesome 🤩 Thank you for your bravery Lee💚 I’m almost 46 and my mom had UC when I was born. She ended up having an extensive illiostomy surgery which was not reversible. She’s had all kinds of painful obstructions in her life and has been in the hospital quite a bit. I also had a friend who died from complications of Crohns. I have used a ketogenic carnivore diet this past year to fight triple positive breast cancer. I shared everything I learned with people I know. It’s a personal choice but I know that the way my mom listens to her doctors, she would have eaten a carnivore diet if that was suggested. Hearing it from me, a crazy lifelong vegetarian who has only changed recently… that’s harder to believe!! I have pointed out what she sees in her ostomy bag as this has come up in conversation quite a bit over the years. Thank you for sharing your message 🙏🏽 I like to share also that if you don’t think you can digest the fat and meat… you really can!! It took me awhile and I used Tudca and HCl…but now I eat a very high fat diet and have no problems or discomfort. If a lifelong practically fat-free vegan like I was can adapt… anyone can💪🏽
That is so wonderful to hear Sarah. I've been a crazy lifelong vegetarian too and have joined the PHD band wagon of recent. I've heard quite a bit about the preventative value of this lifestyle as it relates to cancer, but not so much about using it to fight diagnosed cancer. If you'd like to share more about this, I'd love to hear. And anyway I wish you a wonderful healing journey and optimal health.
Dr Seifried
@@vittoriaseaman9240 Thanks for sharing.
This was a insane interview totally makes sense 100% thank you both for everything here today. Thanks Dr Berry for the best advice
Kent carnivore, Bless you, for going FORWARD with Truth!!!
Appreciate you! ❤
At the 25 min mark you stated what I was taught in biology in college- that "meat rots in your colon and that is what causes your feces to smell". What a lie I was taught and believed. Thanks for this interview, especially eye-opening!
And the lie is very shame based. I believed it for the last 30 years while eating a vegan diet that was destroying my health! Vegan no more. The man who wrote the book Cleanse and Heal Thyself like a religious dogma on raw veganism and "cleansing" had NO medical credentials but at the vulnerable age I read it 30 years ago I did not have the ability to understand that. I mourn the irreversible health issues that dogma contributed to. Shame based manipulated data. Shame on them. Now finally on a true healing journey.
Humility wins at the end. I am an engineer, Dr. Berry. I have learned in my life that we cannot judge someone based on their career. The reality is we can always learn from others. I am grateful I found both of you. Never stop learning because truths will set us free.
My mom’s gastroenterologist gave her a print out of the foods she should be eating post colon cancer diagnosis. You’ve guessed it! High fiber, and limit red meat 🙄
He is not going to destroy his business. How is he going to send his kids to an ivy league college?
Yep same after my colonoscopy I have diverticulosis and microscopic colitis recommendations eat more fiber with a handout of all plant based food, NO red meat! I’m sure it’s a standard handout given to everyone to keep us sick and coming back. Knowing what I already knew even before this video I threw the handout straight into the garbage when I got home. I will make sure to do just the opposite of their advice.
Hands down the best intrview I saw anywhere lately. Lee is my favourite window cleaner if there ever was one. A most intelligent and likeable guy!
Thank you Lee, be very proud of yourself for doing this interview with Dr. Ken Berry.
Another great interview. Lees final answer speaks volumns as to the type of human he is, Selfless!
It is shocking to hear his testimony and then to think all across Europe the farmers are on strike because they are trying to get rid of their cows. 😳😳😳
Getting rid of the meat that is curing us is their next plan. 😡😡😡😡
I have UC. I was diagnosed at 23 with proctitus. In 2014, at 44, I had 40 cm bowel resection due to sigmoid rectal cancer and ulcerative colitis. I am 112 days carnivore. I have lost 19 kilos. Carnivore has stopped the bloat. I am no longer on medication. The medication just masked the symptoms. I am healing thanks to Carnivore diet.
Lee I am sorry that you went through what you went through. Thanks for sharing your story.
Not a carnivore but I may soon try it. I think many professionals are dismissive of carnivore because if carnivore is indeed the "cure" for many issues, they would have to admit that many of their own treatments and recommendations may have caused more harm than good. Pride.
The oath: First, do no harm.
Dr Berry is the only physician, who I trust. He helped me control my diabetes ( I was a no obese diabetic even after working out for twenty years) doing ketoviour has helped me tremendously, I take no meds
100%!
What type of diabetes
U.K. doctors follow the advice that they learnt as junior doctors when training under the NHS. they won't deviate from the mantras they see and hear about in the NHS and so, it all just goes around and around. Basically, they become deaf to anything other than what they have always been fed by the system.
Europe and UK have adopted the American guidelines in the 90's although they are pretending that they are the result of studying the evidences....well the studies they refered to were the epidemiological ones from the US, having nothing better at the time, now, after 30 years of preaching that message, it has become difficult to admit that was not correct so they rather stick to the wrong hypothesis
I've had uc since I was 2, haven't had a flare since 2012 but I was still on meds.
A few years ago I went gluten-free, then I started to increase meat.
I took myself off the meds almost 3 years ago and I definitely feel better now than with the meds.
Thanks again, Dr. Berry. It was a great way to start 2024! 🎉
@@andyc7747 Appreciate it, thanks, and happy New Year!
Interesting video. I've had an ileostomy for the past 28 years due to 10 years of UC damage back in my thirties and I am 67 now. I have the same experience that Lee has. I see my unchewed food come out as swallowed. I have the same experience with meat and fat where there is virtually no output, which to me says it was mostly digested. So I am getting the nutrients I need from meat and eggs. The thing I always wonder about is what nutrition are people really getting from plant based diet. Perhaps other people chew their food down to a mush and they might be getting the advertised nutrition listed on the label but I doubt it.
I have a stoma too and want to be a carnivore!!!! Dr Berry thank you for everything I have learned from you
Go for it❤
Who are you, Lee? A wise and gentle soul, very articulate, an inspiration to those who are willing to go beyond ego and their old boxes.
This was a great interview but I had a hard time finding it, it didn’t pop up in my feed
My mother passed 18 years ago after suffering for years and years. Also losing her colon. This information is fascinating and makes me wish she could have known these things. It ended up taking her life 😢
Amazing content, ive had a Brooke ileostomy since 87 and an apr in 2022, 1000% concur with this fellows ordeal.
UC, diverticulitis sufferer here. Currently on Rinvoq and it is working. Also mostly carnivore. My 1st gastro told me "more fiber". 2nd gastro told me more fiber as well. Gave up on fiber.
Hoping carnivore will allow me stop renvoq some day.
I've been folowing Kentcarnivore for a while on RUclips. I admire him very much and it was very decent of you to interview him. Kudos tu the both of you.
Yesterday I met my first diabetologist, the one who gave me a diet with 250 g carbs/day, and told her what I had done to change my situation, i.e. keto in the beginning and now carnivore lifestyle. She just shook her head and exited the room.
Doctors, these days, are not really interesed in our "real" experience
Lee is a legend. Absolute top geezer. 🙏🏻🏆🏆🏆
No mention of OXALATES 😢 those messed me UP
😢😢😢😢how
May I say, Dr B is looking great. I haven't seen his videos for a few months, and he actually looks younger than before! I'm not blowing smoke either
Thank you, Lee. You're so insighful and articulate. I've learned so much!
Thank you also for watching. Many thanks!
Awesome interview! Today’s my 1 st day on a carnivore diet. BBBE.
This is one of the most interesting interviews I have seen on the topic of diet and health.
Thank you, THANK you, THANK YOU for this interview. I can't even imagine what you went through. I'm so happy for your recovery and are now healthy and happy.
My sister in law just had surgery to get a piece of broccoli removed from her intestines that was causing a blockage. Stay far away from the green stuff I reckon. Fantastic video btw!
All along (60 years Dx with UC, 73 now) I knew food was at the bottom of my gut health. What a struggle, bits and pieces of key information here and there. I have been successful at keeping my chronic UC from taking me out. Last year discovered the benefits of Keto / Carnivore on the advice of my gut specific functional nutritionist. Within a couple of weeks I felt a lightness of being and no longer a constant worry about what will happen next. There’s so much I’d like to share about UC but I’ll stay on topic for this post. Thanks for your honest share, Lee!
So true❤
Greatings from Germany
From Australia. 63, carnivore for a year. I had 50yrs of ibs, gastric reflux, abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhoea. Exhausting. Everything normalised in the first week of carnivore. You mentioned a lightness of being. A core benefit of carnivore eaters is complete removal of depression and anxiety. Hormones and brain chemistry is made in the gut. It stands to reason that mental health heals as gut health heals. Good luck to you, hope you are doing well.
WOW! Lee Copus, what an inspirational young man you are @Kentcarnivore. Brave, strong and full of integrity. I'm on the edge of cold turkey carnivore and you've tipped me over. Thank you and Thank you Ken Berry MD for providing insightful, logical and lifesaving leadership ❤
my wife is a retired WOCN She is watching your guest's testimony now Awesome I wish him a long and healthy life He is very articulate I hope someone hires him and can improve his lifestyle
I watched one of Lee's videos some months ago, and I was amazed -- what a memorable message that he's sharing with us. Dr. Berry, thank you for having him on your channel!
What a brilliant young man! So well-spoken! Congratulations for healing yourself and getting your life back, Lee!
Many thanks and much love!
These interview videos are priceless and they offer so much value. My dad died of ischaemic colitis this year and it's frightening to see how far off the mark conventional medicine can be.
Lee Copus........articulate, brave young man. Your a good soul, thanks for sharing your story........ and I wish you a happy life, keep smiling.
I can’t thank you both enough for this video. Lee; your courage is amazing. I’m so sorry you had to go through all of this. I have to believe you are putting your experience to the best use, helping others. I am about to start my journey. I looked this up because my husband has a 45+ year history of colitis. He believes he’s doing well because he takes no meds. But I “hear” what he isn’t telling me. And I see weird lesions on his legs. Even though I was a nurse years ago, he doesn’t want interference. I know the best approach is to show him by my example. This video showed me that it could, in fact, work for him. Just another motivator for me! Well done to you both.
Thanks, Dr Berry for this interview!! I’m so happy you found relief and mental health with proper human diet!!! ♥️♥️♥️
You brave young man. So sorry for what you have been through. So many people need to hear your story. Thanku. Stay strong.
I have always had stomach and bowl issues all my life (I’m 63) since being on almost all carnivore.. I still eat nuts and cheese, I have never felt better.. I think cheese causes me some issues but I love it so much I’m willing to put up with the very small issues I have with it. Just recently switched to parmesan Reggiano and I seem to have almost no bad side effects from it.. I can definitely eat like this for the rest of my life. Ground meat is my new friend for life!
Have you tried eliminating the nuts? They are extremely hard to digest and contain so many toxins and anti-nutrients...
Yes, ground meat rocks! (and eggs, and butter and bacon too😄 )
Great video Dr. Berry! Thank you again Lee for taking time to do this so you reach more people. ☺️
Thanks as always, Jennifer!
@@kentcarnivore you are very welcome! ☺️
It's so sad when people who are suffering refuse to listen to what really works. They have bought into the "dr is God" belief. We just cannot save everyone. It was so good of you to try..what a kind person you are!
Kent, I am so sorry for what you’ve endured. There is another RUclipsr who had the same experience as you with the reversal of his terrible depression, and he says that it is not just that he is no longer depressed, he is happy. He is the homestead how guy, and I think you might enjoy his story too. God bless you, and thank you for sharing your story. I’m sure it will help many people.
I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and prescribed meds that cost $800 a month. Thank God for Dr. Ken Berry getting the word out! Completely healed when eating carnivore!!! 😊
I am surprised by the fact that in an autoimmune disease they do not look at how to ignite the autoimmune system. Instead, drugs paralyze the autoimmune system. This medication makes me very nauseous.
As if it were the most normal thing in the world, my doctor told me: 'medicines have side effects' That was the deciding factor for me to self-examine after which I ended up with the carnivore diet. Immediately, the bleeding and nocturnal regurgitation stopped.
Thank you both for this great interview!
Blessings from the Netherlands
Our kiddo's school's principal just announced that she's having her colon removed this summer due to several failed UC treatments. I'm so heartbroken that this knowledge isn't more common, and that drastic treatments continue to be the answer.
🙏
Send her the link to this video!!
@@cari3157 I would love to, but we just don't have that kind of relationship :/ I'm pretty sure she feels like she's exhausted all her options and just wants to move on.
Oh wow my stool test came back with blood. I had diarrhoea for over a month. I put myself on carnivore by myself and the inflammation stopped & so too the diahorrea. My gastroenterologist is on Christmas break until the end of Jan so it’s a nail biting wait to see him for the diagnosis for what’s going on down there. I am nervous and l am sticking to carnivore.
Diarrhea is the hardest word to spell, thank goodness for spell-check on iPhones!
He should have to get you to have a colonoscopy... before making out a diagnosis.
@@jatteam8615Thanks, l have never been able to spell that word correctly lol. 😂
This is the best interview I've seen on RUclips about carnivore. What an insight with what goes into the bag 😮
Thank you both for doing this video to help others, it was awesome! ❤
I will be sharing it for sure.
I'm so glad it was helpful. Many thanks!
So interested to hear Lee mention the FODMAPS diet. I was introduced to that by an NHS Dietician and discovered that meat, fish and eggs all created no gut issues for me, but the plants created varying problems. I stopped seeing the dietician when they insisted that I reintroduce plants a little at a time. Now I’m full Carnivore and have no gut pain at all. It’s like a miracle.
This is crazy. When I got diagnosed with UC, I asked me GI if I needed to modify my diet. She said no and advised me against trying any homeopathic remedies. She just threw drugs at the problem. 😢
In germany the same
What a great video! God bless you both!! So clearly explained and easy to understand. I’ve had autoimmune gut problems for three years now and no one has been able to diagnose it as anything other than non specific autoimmune IBD. I’ve tried carnivore a few times for a month or two and had good results but I always felt like I could eat this or try this now. Now I know this is just what I have to do and instead of feeling bummed about it I’m relieved to hear this testimony and Dr Berrys experienced explanation!
Lee Copus, you are a hero!
Your video will literally save thousands of people.
Oops, you will save millions!
Kudos to you, sir! You are a true champion.
Thanks Dr Berry …let’s not forget that also our fruits and vegetables are been heavily sprayed with pesticides
Best dang interview on this subject I've seen in a long time. That young man did an incredible job explaining his journey. 😮❤