Expert nutritionist explains why people follow the carnivore diet.

Curious about the carnivore diet? Join Doctor Richie Kirwan as he delves into the reasons why some people choose to eat only meat and whether there's scientific evidence to back up their claims. In this informative video, Richie explores common arguments in favor of the carnivore diet, such as avoiding plant toxins and anti-nutrients, and breaks down the science behind these claims.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:49 - What is the carnivore diet?
01:24 - Plant toxicity
03:04 - Plant anti-nutrrients
04:23 - Nutrition misconceptions
08:27 - Any more Q's?

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