213. How Much to Eat on a Carnivore Diet (for Hormones and Thyroid): Macros, Calories, Protein & Fats

Nutrition with Judy | Carnivore Diet

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Hey guys! This is one of the most requested videos as of late and I tried to share AS MUCH nuance and detail as possible to make it clear.
Watch on YouTube 1/30 10am CST: https://youtu.be/zsyhfEskuUo

THIS video is for you if you're unsure with:
- How much to eat on an all-meat carnivore diet
- How much protein and how much fat
- How many calories (Do calories matter on a carnivore diet!?)
- What really is 80% fat on a carnivore diet (Context matters)
- Why you are stalling in weight
- Why you are having hormone and thyroid imbalances
Make sure to download the free resource guide with this episode.
https://nutritionwithjudy.com/how-much-to-eat-on-a-carnivore-diet/
If this video helps you, please share so that others can heal.
I discuss the following:

• How food is nutrition and fuel
• Calories (by age)
• Protein needs (in grams)
• Body weight (BMI)
• Fat-to-protein ratios
• Sample foods and meals (why context matters with percentages)
• Why fat AND protein (and sufficient calories) all matter
• Thoughts on HRTs

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- Supplemental Handout: https://nutritionwithjudy.com/how-much-to-eat-on-a-carnivore-diet/
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**DISCLAIMER: I am only here to provide support as a nutritional therapy practitioner and I am not providing medical advice. I always recommend working with a team of holistic practitioners, including your PCP and a certified nutritional therapy practitioner. Do not self-diagnose. Always seek medical guidance when you have a medical condition.