CARoberts73 wrote: »

Well, here is a thing, kind of TMI but.....my pee smells.....meaty? Like roasted meat? Consequently, I'm really turned off by meat at this point. So, I think I'm getting there. 🤢

You want to smell like pancakes? Try eating fenugreek. It makes your urine and sweat smell like maple syrup. Mmm syrup.

I eat Carnivore, and once I stopped eating any sweet foods, like fruits, or vegetables.. I found that the meat I ate tastes a lot different, and much saltier.

By removing the overly sweet things, you start to notice that many other foods have natural sugars, which you can now taste, because your tastebuds aren't being bombarded with ADDED sugar.. so if you cook veggies extra, like green beans, they actually taste sweet. Never mind fruit, which in truth is nature's dessert. You are finally tasting the actual food you eat, not the added flavors, salt, and sugar, and then when you have something processed, whether salty sandwich meat on a salad, or tomato paste on something, you taste the added sugar and salt they use so it can sit on a shelf for a long time.

You can simply blend up some whole tomatoes, with olive oil, and spices for sauce.. they are still sweet, but not overly sugary or salty, because it's just tomato paste.

Your tastebuds adapt to whatever you are eating after about 3 weeks.. so foods you used to think were bland, will now taste much better, and foods you liked, will taste too strong.

Don't worry, most of these foods, can usually be made from scratch, and be less sugary or salty.. they spoil quicker though. Just be aware that many of the foods you eat, when packaged for convenience will taste differently, and you may need to make it yourself if you want it not to be so sweet or salty.. or possibly even dilute it.

Yes. Definitely! And that's a good thing! Wtg!