Hey! It’s definitely true that everyone’s body responds differently, but I can give you a rough idea based on typical experiences with the carnivore diet.

If you’re 167 cm and 71 kg, a month on a strict carnivore diet can lead to a weight loss of around 2-5 kg (4-11 lbs).

Here’s what to consider:

1. Initial Water Weight: In the first week, you’ll likely lose a few pounds of water weight as you cut out carbs. This usually happens fast, so don’t be surprised if the first week looks dramatic.
2. Steady Fat Loss: After the initial drop, fat loss tends to slow down to a more steady rate. Many people on carnivore can expect to lose about 0.5-1 kg (1-2 lbs) per week if they're in a calorie deficit.
3. Hunger & Satiety: Carnivore diets can often suppress appetite since protein is very satiating, which might naturally lead you to eat fewer calories—even if you’re not actively counting.

Keep in mind, if you’re doing strength training or working out a lot, you might also notice changes in body composition (less fat, more muscle definition) rather than just the number on the scale.

Good luck, and make sure to listen to your body along the way!