Dr. Paul Mason talks about Bone health, Protein & Knee pain.

Thankyou for this . I'm almost immobile after an accident that damaged both knees 3 weeks ago I'm diabetic, morbidly obese and have diagnosed fatty liver.I also have severe osteoarthritis and psoriatic arthritis As you can imagine I can barely walk. I'm in the process of changing the only thing in my control, my diet Knowing that i could have some reduction in the severe knee pain after losing around 12 kg gives me hope I'm iterested in the carnivore approach as nothing alse has worked, even removing grains is not enough Thanks Dr Mason for these videos

Thanks Dr. Paul Mason!!

Thanks for this very important info!...👍👍

Some gold nuggets here.

Penny drop! I'm nearly 50 & back in my late 20s/early30s I had a lot of knee pain & took glucosamine. I am convinced it helped but was persuaded that it was a useless waste of money. For other reasons I eat much less wheat now than I did then (probably still too much) & I exercise in a different way & my knee pain is essentially a thing of the past (though I still have plenty of other pains). I think I'll try some glucosamine again & if it works helps then that is a clear sign I need to smarten up my act diet wise.

Thanks!

Noticed that today out walking the dog. The amount of men who appear quite healthy but have a pot belly. I've referred to these as "starch belly" which I think is true, recently I've heard that starch becomes more of an issue with age, would this be true?

thank u

Can you please provide the link to the study mentioned here [1:30]?

Great information.

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I've got a torn rotator cuff. Can the carnivore diet help me repair myself