The carnivore diet, also called the zero-carb diet, allows foods that come from animals only. There are no ‘carnivore police’, and of course you are free to eat what you want to eat, but in general the carnivore diet will include: Meat from any animal, including organ meats and bone broth. Meat can be cooked …
Carnivore Diet/Zero Carb Diet
The carnivore diet typically only includes ‘meat and no plants’ including muscle meat (steaks, roasts, ground meat, etc), offal (liver, kidneys, etc), and bones and cartilage as made into bone broth. Fish, poultry, and red meat are all consumed. Eggs (ie bite-sized meat) are usually allowed. Sea salt and other seasonings are allowed, with a strict warning against ‘plants’. In some versions, things that come from animals (cheese, milk) are also allowed.
