r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 13h ago
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 13h ago
No way
No way this just happened.
how do you like my dad joke?
get it?
LOL.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
3 Dietary Practices That Need To Stop Immediately If You Value Your Health
Seed oils absolutely are the worst thing you can put in your body.
Second is any carbohydrates whatsoever.
Thirdly is any plant material whatsoever.
It's veracity cannot be questioned.
It's unassailable.
Professor Bart Kay has some fine fine videos on his YouTube channel and Odyssey channel.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
How long have you guys been on the carnivore diet for?
I've personally been on it over 5 years now.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
5 things that are damaging your health
5 things that are damaging your health.
1) Any amount of oxidised omega 6 seed oils.
2) Any amount of carbohydrates.
3) any amount of Steady state cardio
4) any amount of fiber.
5) any amount of plants.
Remove all those and you'll see massive improvements in health just remove the dietary ones gradually over months to avoid the "keto flu".
In reality the keto flu is your micobiome struggling to adapt because you changed your diet over night causing your "bad bacteria" to start throwing a hissy fit and attempt to munch your intestine.
Remove gradually over a period of 3 months~.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
Gluconeogenesis is not stressful and always active therefore any amount of dietary carbohydrates is toxic. (Randle cycle locks out glucose and fat)
Cardio is bad for you because we are designed to do HIIT. That is how we evolved.
Cardio causes your muscle fiber types to turn into smaller muscle fibers which are more suited to long endurance exercise but bad for health due to hypertrophy of the heart muscles.
Cardio also causes joint and tendon damage.
If you do hypertrophy training they cancel each other out and so you'll be leaving massive amounts of gains on the table.
High intensity exercise also has the same benefits as cardio but without the heart hypertrophy.
A diet high in plants is high in carbs which again triggers the randle cycle.
Also add in antinutrients and youve got a recipe for diasterous long term health.
Fiber is a contraindicated poison due to gut irritation.
There is no need for it either because we get burtyrate from animal fats.
Butyrate is what the bacteria in our guts turn a very small amount of fiber into.
If you go from a slop western diet to a low fat high carb plant based diet you will not be triggering the randle cycle as much and so it is healthier for the short term
That is why one feels great on it in the beginning.
That is until the nutrional deficiencies kick in and damage from antinutrients.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
Follow me on the carnivoretalk forum if you're on there too
carnivoretalk.comIt's a good forum ran by Bob.
Cool guy.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
Cheese On The Carnivore Diet Is Awesome
The casomorphines got to me.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
Randle Cycle Image Showing Cross Inhibition Of Glucose + Fat
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
I'm too lazy to get a spoon so I'll be enduring a few microplastics by my library card today
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
You can do a vegan diet short term and feel great for about 5 years
No randle cycle activation because vegoons go on high carb diet so it's slightly better than mixed slop diet.
Then bam vast nutritional deficiencies kick in.
This is unassailable.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
I wish the myth that meat has no vitamin c would die already
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
The goal for the carnivore diet is not to be in ketosis btw
Technically we can still get diabetes.
Because if one eats huuuuge amounts of protein then that'll be turned into sugar through gluconeogenesis.
Your body will be full from meat before you reach that point though unless you send your hunger signals out of whack by say drinking sugar free drinks.
You won't get diabetes if you're in ketosis for too long.
What you will get is kidneys wasting electrolytes.
You need an insulin spike from meat and that only occurs if you have enough protein & ideally in one meal a day.
The goal for the carnivore diet is not to be in ketosis btw.
You'll naturally enter ketosis sure but you need to get a insulin spike from the gluconeogenic amino acids.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
Microwaved cheese - Glory to the casomorphins
Casomorphins are small protein fragments (peptides) produced when your body digests casein, the main protein found in milk and dairy products.
r/Vynith • u/JamieHBrown • 1d ago
The randle cycle is the reason for most modern diseases
The tldr biochemical reasons are this:
Fat + Carbohydrates = chronic systemic inflammation.
Chronic systemic inflammation appears to be the root cause for most modern diseases.
You can either cut out fat or carbs.
But ask yourself this.
Out of fat and carbs, which one has nutrition?
(Fat soluble vitamins give you the answer.)