Fat loss tips for a higher protein approach to the carnivore diet

Why high fat carnivore & keto aren’t working for you???

I personally am an advocate of a higher protein, low carb, moderate fat approach a meat based diet.

I find most women especially, including myself, lose more body, maintain more muscle, & aesthetically attain the “toned” physique they’re looking for.

As always, everyone is different so go your own way & take what you need.

Our ultimate goal should be longevity & metabolic flexibility. Which means you’re able to utilize different energy sources (fats & carbs) efficiently without putting on excess body fat & maintaining metabolic & hormonal health.

For me, I find I feel & look my best with macro ratios anywhere around around:
0-10% Carb
40-50% Protein
50-60% Fat

I’m fully meat based adapted. I’m active enough I am able to efficiently utilize higher carbs on occasion & higher fat when I need them.

The important factor: you don’t want to eat high carb and high fat together.
That is when your body is more apt to store body fat which is why people either choose a low fat, high carb approach or they choose a high fat, low-carb approach.

Protein for most stays consistent.

Basic rule thumb: the more active you are the more you should be able to utilize more calories, which would include higher carb if you choose to incorporate them.

The less active & sedentary you are, the less carbohydrates. You may also do better on low to moderate protein approach & a higher fat.

  • fat loss tips high protein carnivore diet
  • fat loss tips high protein carnivore diet

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lilbitoffit katie kelly indiana
Hailing from Fishers, Indiana, Katie is an aficionado of health, mindset, human connection, & entrepreneurship. Writer, speaker, doer of many things, she grew up on her family’s beef cattle & crop farm where agriculture was her first love. She is a Purdue University graduate well known for her storytelling of life lessons & personal transformation through her own relationships, Crohn’s Disease, disordered eating, CrossFit, & adapting a carnivore diet lifestyle. Katie also has over 16 years experience as a Registered Radiologic Technologist, Nutritionist, & Sales Consultant. You can catch her via Instagram @lil_bit_of_fit & blog, Lilbitoffit.com