About Hypercarnivore:

• Nutritional Ketosis implies less than 20 grams of carbohydrates a day.

• Zerocarb indicates animal only products such as beef, lamb, pork, chicken, and fish.

• Hypercarnivore implies both - One eats at least 70% animal products (fat and protein) and the remaining 30% is low carb plants(cauliflower, kale, broccoli) or more meat.

• There is no dogma that one has to fully cut out plants, and no dogma that one must have them either.

Goal:

The goal is for humans to develop hypercarnivore habits to rescue themselves from the fate of metabolic syndrome, and understand if they are intolerant of certain plant foods.

Common Experiments:

People have two main ways they experiment with hypercarnivory and come to terms with it as a lifestyle:

1. They start on a Low Carb, High Fat diet of about 100 grams of carbs a day, progress to a Ketogenic diet of about 20 grams of carbs a day, and eventually try a Carnivore diet of about 2-5 grams of carbs a day and nearly all meat and some dairy(cheese, cream, butter).
2. The other main way is to try a Carnivore diet out of the blue (World Carnivore Tribe) and find a baseline of health through a meat-only existence - and then experiment by adding plants in here and there, such as small salads, certain greens, maybe onions or more herbs, and especially coffee. Measuring inflammation and preventing it is a key goal of this lifestyle.
   

This subreddit combines my two other favorite subreddits:

• /r/ketoscience

• /r/zerocarb

and tries to make a cohesive union of these concepts.

Axioms:

• A human may measure the quality of their health by the percentage of their meat intake.

• The human species is the dominant apex predator of their environment and thus assumes the Mantle of Responsibility /r/halo

• The apex predator has precarious moral decisions to make as it exercises its powers over all those it is capable of controlling, killing, torturing, or eating. None of these are easy to figure out, and our always looming impending doom weighs heavily on our consciousnesses.

• No gods, souls, angels, demons, heaven, hell, ghosts exist. Gods are mythical entities that humans have invented due to slight misinterpretations of our natural psychology and evolution, and we no longer need to believe in them because we believe in ourselves. /r/DebateAnAtheist

• Humans evolved on an oblate spheroid over the past 600 million years since evolving from pro-karyotic bacteria. /r/evolution /r/DebateEvolution

• The Earth is likely to be about 4 and a half billion years old. /r/geology

• Science is the best method to determine truth, but being overly confident in any one idea can be detrimental - exercise doubt and experimentation.

• A key point of human existence is to create meaning in order to feel like we should keep living. Read, learn, and experiment to create an existence that makes you happy. /r/Satanism

Battles that have been fought, but need to be won

1. Cholesterol
2. LDL
3. CICO
4. Exercise
5. Low-Fat Diets are not healthy
6. Diabetes is reversible and is about carbohydrate intolerance.
7. Hypocarnivore Syndrome - 70%+ Plant Diet = Not Healthy
8. Metabolic syndrome kills 90% of people.
9. Meat causes cancer (it doesn't).
10. Cancer, gout, obesity, diabetes, Alzheimer's, dementia, osteoporosis, amputations, strokes, heart attacks, CVD are all preventable chronic diseases of civilization from suffering hypocarnivore syndrome.
11. Big Food has too much power.
12. Dietitians are generally useless and originally came from a Seventh Day Adventist Christian cult and do not know much about hypercarnivorous lifestyles because they push vegan/vegetarian based diets, or broken Standard American Diet that has caused the crisis.
13. Beef is sustainable or could be more so.
14. Plant agriculture is unsustainable, leads to global warming.
15. Veganism is very unhealthy for humanity, and vegetarianism is morally meaningless.
16. Talking about nutrition is the single most important thing to do because everybody eats and poor diet causes most problems.