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Rich maintained a >100-lb loss on long-term low-carb, then switched his family to keto-carnivore. His own joint pain and allergies improved, and his son saw major relief from migraines and Crohn’s symptoms. His wife also adopted the plan after feeling markedly better—now the whole family enjoys a simpler, steak-focused routine and fewer supplements.

A Family Affair: Converting Rich’s Wife to the Keto-Carnivore Way of Eating
Rich’s journey into a keto-carnivore lifestyle has been a family affair. Rich describes his diet at a young age as the Standard American Diet. He used to eat fast food every day in his early adulthood and struggled with his weight. Over twenty years ago, Rich’s weight peaked at 285 pounds, and he knew he needed to do something.
Initial Struggles with Weight and Bodybuilding
Initially, Rich began working on his health through bodybuilding. He lost 8 lbs in 10 months but gained all the weight back within four months. While living the bodybuilding lifestyle, Rich described himself as constantly feeling hungry, continuing to eat high amounts of carbohydrates, and falling back into old habits. It wasn’t until Rich began eating low-carb that he began to see immense health benefits.
Rich focused on eating meat, vegetables, and other low-carb foods such as nuts for twenty years. He also spent a lot of money on protein supplements as a part of his diet. Rich lost over 100 pounds by eating low-carb and kept it off for over twenty years.
Rich felt his health was doing well, but he began researching various alternative medical interventions for his son. Rich’s son had suffered from intense migraines since he was four and was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at twenty-one.
Rich says he began looking into foods that might trigger his son’s ailments. He shared some of his thoughts with his son’s doctor, but even the doctor said a diet change would not help his son and continued to push more medications.
Discovering the Keto-Carnivore Diet
Then Rich stumbled across Drs. Shawn Baker and Kevin Stock. Dr. Baker and Dr. Stock are experts in the keto-carnivore diet and how it can be used to heal the body. Rich began eating a keto-carnivore diet along with his son. Rich says for himself the change was relatively mild.
He was previously eating about 20 carbs a day, but he noticed improvements in his joint pain and allergies. For his son, however, the improvement of the symptoms from his migraines and Crohn’s disease were drastic.
Today, Rich’s diet mainly consists of red meat and the occasional eggs or sardines. He even converted his wife to the keto-carnivore way of eating. His wife already lived a relatively healthy lifestyle, but some ailments were starting to creep up on her with age.
While on vacation in Hawaii, Rich and his wife enjoyed steaks together daily. His wife was so astonished by how she felt after giving up fruits and vegetables she committed to living the keto-carnivore way of life with him.
Rich says one of the most significant benefits of the keto-carnivore diet is the money he saves by not buying supplements and other expensive health foods. He also enjoys its simplicity, as he follows a routine of eating ground beef and steak daily.
Rich says the biggest surprise for him is how eliminating foods like vegetables has improved his joint pain. He is also very grateful that this way of eating has improved his family’s health.
Disclaimer: These testimonials are from people who shared their success stories on keto carnivore diet which is Revero’s nutrition therapy method. They are not from actual Revero patients. Clinical results are not guaranteed and outcomes are specific to each patient.

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