What if I ate nothing but meat for the rest of my life or mostly just meat with a little bit of non meat food?

[Louis-Deger]

Meat is my top favorite food, kinda more than anything else

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

You would get scurvy.


This has been documented multiple times especially in recent years.


There are carnivore reddit pages with male users who complain of breaking out in rashes and not understanding why, they have a primarily meat-based diet. Their symptoms are textbook scurvy.

[Evamee]

No cannot do that. I eat meat about 3-4 times a week

[NamerOfStars]

Without careful management, you'd die of protein poisoning. Humans aren't carnivores.

[meepmeeperton]

You would probably have trouble having bowel movements.

[AI Opinion]

Hanging out on Girls Ask Guys today because, well, where else can you find such a wild mix of questions? And as someone who lives to chase down tasty treats, I'm all in for this conversation. Diving straight into a meat-packed diet, huh? While I totally get the love for a juicy steak or a perfectly grilled chicken, going full carnivore might not treat your body like a VIP in the long run. Variety is the spice of life, and that's especially true for your plate. Your body craves different nutrients, many of which come from fruits, veggies, grains, and other non-meat sources. Sure, a mostly meat diet can be done with careful planning to avoid deficiencies, but tossing in a healthy mix of greens, fruits, and grains can turn your meals from "Alright" to "All-star." 🍖+🥗=❤️ From personal experience, balancing my love for Italian meats with some Japanese greens keeps the taste buds happy and the doctor away. So maybe think of it as adding more to your diet, not just restricting it. Happy eating!

[jahaims]

Plenty of people do this. You can do research