Everyone’s been told fiber is “essential.”

It isn’t.

It’s not a miracle nutrient. It's just sawdust.

And for many, it makes things worse.

Here are 6 of the biggest fiber myths, and what the science actually says. 🧵 1. 🚫 Myth: Fiber is an essential nutrient

Fact: There’s no such thing as a fiber deficiency disease.

❌ Net negative: Excess fiber blocks absorption of key minerals (iron, zinc, calcium, magnesium).

It’s not only not a nutrient. It’s literally an anti-nutrient.

Most people doing carnivore are over-salting, over-hydrating, over-proteining, and overcomplicating.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth about what you don’t actually need… and the one thing you do🧵 1. Salt 🧂

Your requirement is zero. Meat provides all the sodium you need as long as you’re in ketosis (a low fluid state) and not padding potassium with vegetables.

When you cut carbs, your body flushes salt.

That doesn’t mean you need to cram it back in.

It means you need to step back and let the body regulate its new fuel state.

Trust me, hydration works better without you trying to finetune it.

12 "healthy" food labels that are complete scams.

A quick guide to decoding the absolute bollocks written on food packaging.

When you see these labels, here's what they actually mean:

🧵 1. "Made with Real Fruit!"

Translation: 2% fruit juice concentrate and 98% sugar, artificial flavoring, and seed oils.

They're not lying. There is real fruit. Approximately 0.3g per serving.

The other 99.7g is laboratory-synthesised garbage.

But the label shows strawberries, so it must be healthy.

What your favourite fruits looked like in the paleolithic 🧵

Think modern fruit is "ancestral" and shaped human evolution?

Let's look at what they actually looked like before thousands of years of selective breeding. There's a good chance you won't recognise most of them. BANANAS:

Modern bananas are seedless, sweet, and soft.

Wild bananas (Musa acuminata) were full of hard, marble-sized seeds with barely any edible flesh.

The fruit we eat today only exists because of cultivation starting around 8,000 BCE.

Modern veganism traces a direct lineage to 19th century religious health reformers who were absolutely convinced that eating meat made you masturbate.

This is not a joke.
This is not an exaggeration.
This is documented history, and it's spectacularly weird.

Enter the thread 🧵 Enter Sylvester Graham, Presbyterian minister and inventor of the Graham cracker.

In the 1830s, he preached that meat, spices, and "stimulating" foods inflamed the passions and led directly to "self-pollution."

His solution? Bland vegetarian food. Salvation through boredom.

You’ve been told meat clogs your arteries, plants give you everything you need, and oat milk will save the planet.

Here’s the reality behind 14 vegan myths that refuse to die. 🧵 1. “You failed because you didn’t do it properly.”

When 90% of people “fail” veganism, maybe it’s biology rather than willpower that’s the issue.

A diet that only works with perfect planning, endless supplements, and saint-like discipline isn’t a solution. It’s survival cosplay.

Vegans often risk deficiency in B12, calcium, iodine unless supplemented.

PMID: 35010904

Why Beef Destroys Chicken: A Thread

1. Micronutrient density
2. Fat profile
3. Satiety
4. Evolutionary logic
5. Environmental impact
6. Animal suffering

7. Oh, and it actually tastes like food 🧵 Let’s break it down 👇 1. Micronutrients

Beef provides 35-40% more iron, 4x the zinc, and up to 10x the B12 compared to chicken.

It also brings creatine, carnitine, and CLA…nutrients chicken is devoid of.

Translation: Beef revitalises you. Chicken leaves you deficient. You could never thrive on chicken alone.

‘High Protein’ is the new ‘Low Fat’ 🧵

Fat has been demonised.

Carbs have been demonised.

Protein is untouchable. And that’s why it makes for the perfect scam.

Allow me to unpack why high protein snacks and lean meats are all part of the grift. In the 80s & 90s, “low fat” was the golden health label.

Snack bars, margarine, fat-free yoghurt…all marketed as slimming and heart-healthy.

Reality? It stripped real nutrition and replaced it with sugar & seed oils.

Today, the same grift is back with a new slogan: “high protein.”

10 of your favourite plant 'superfoods' that aren't as healthy as you think.

They aren't saving you.

They're quietly dosing you with an inflammatory cocktail of antinutrients and toxins.

Let’s pull back the curtain. 🧵 1. Spinach 🥬

Packed with oxalates: tiny crystals that bind calcium, magnesium, and iron.

They accumulate in tissues, causing arthritic pain, lethargy, brain fog, and kidney stones.

Stat: 80% of kidney stones are oxalate-based. This is a pain I wouldn’t wish on any human being.

As bonuses, spinach also sucks up heavy metals like crazy, and has seismically greater levels of nitrates than the bacon you’re told to worry about.

History is full of accounts of people eating mountains of meat, and still going hungry.

All because of one reason.

The meat was too lean.

This demolishes the protein leverage hypothesis.

Here are the receipts 🧵 1. Lewis & Clark, 1805:

"Each man is now eating 9–12 pounds of meat per day, and still they say they are hungry."

Here are 10 reasons why we hunted fat, not meat 🧵

Everyone’s obsessed with high protein.
Chicken breast. Egg whites. Tuna cans.
But your ancestors knew better, and so should you.

Fat was the optimal food, and it shaped human evolution.

Lean meat is simply suboptimal.

Let me explain the science. 1. Calories

In the Paleolithic economy, calories were currency, and that made fat the gold standard.

A mammoth = Well over 3 million calories, that would feed your tribe for months.

A rabbit? 1,000 calories of lean protein that could kill you if that’s all you ate.

Everyone’s been told fiber is “essential.”

It isn’t.

It’s not a miracle nutrient. It's just sawdust.

And for many, it makes things worse.

Here are 6 of the biggest fiber myths, and what the science actually says. 🧵 1. 🚫 Myth: Fiber is an essential nutrient

Fact: There’s no such thing as a fiber deficiency disease.

❌ Net negative: Excess fiber blocks absorption of key minerals (iron, zinc, calcium, magnesium).

It’s not only not a nutrient. It’s literally an anti-nutrient.

Here’s why carnivore doesn’t need to abide by the usual RDI numbers for your micronutrient needs.

Why? Because those numbers were made for people eating carbs, seed oils, and anti-nutrients daily.

Remove the thieves, you need fewer guards 🧵 Vitamin C 🍊➡️🥩

Carbs fight Vitamin C for the same transporters.

Less glucose = less competition + less oxidative stress.

Translation: You can keep your collagen game strong without mainlining oranges.

There's a reason sailors used to cure scurvy with fresh meat.

Still feeling tired and hungry on carnivore? Here are 7 reasons why (and how to fix them) 🧵 So, you’ve committed to the carnivore diet. 🥩

You’ve cut the carbs. You’re loading up on steak, eggs, butter, maybe some liver.

You expected laser-sharp focus and boundless energy…

But instead?

😴 Fatigue. 😶‍🌫️ Brain fog. Maybe even worse than before.

You’re not alone...and it’s not because the diet doesn’t work.

It’s likely because of how you're doing it

Before agriculture came knocking, our hominin ancestors were operating as top-tier carnivores for nearly 2  million years.

Here’s the science to prove it 🧵 1. Elite brain size

A large brain to body ratio is closely associated with nutrient density.

There wouldn’t have been anything more nutrient dense than animal fat.

Our brain size peaked 20-30,000 years ago.