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Curated resources: books, podcasts, voices
A short, deliberately incomplete list — books, podcasts, and three recommended voices on X, each with a seriousness check.
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Auf einen Blick
- Resources are starting points, not scripture.
- Seriousness is judged by transparency, sourcing, and claim size — not follower count.
- Three recommended voices on X: Shawn Baker, Paul Saladino, CarnivoreJT.
- Selling products does not void every sentence. It raises the burden of proof.
Internal rating scale
High: Strong sourcing, named limits, arguments you can follow.
Medium: Useful as a practice nudge or overview, but mixed anecdote, selective, or commercial.
Low: Entertainment, opinion, large claims on thin evidence — high personal verification load. Editorial and subjective. Does not replace reading the primary sources.
Books and longer texts
The Carnivore Diet and similar intro books work as a start. Read them critically. Primary literature and reviews on lipids, electrolytes, and micronutrients rank above community manifestos. Example (ad): The Carnivore Diet (intro book).
Podcasts and voices
Useful when limits are named and the feed is not only success stories. Anecdotes are data points, not endpoint trials. Strong claims without sources drop into the lower band.
Recommended voices on X
Three profiles we recommend as an entry into the live debate. Official accounts, not fan pages. No personality cult: listen, then check. Primary sources remain the harder currency.
Dr. Shawn Baker
Physician, author of The Carnivore Diet, founder of Revero
Orthopedic surgeon and the most visible clinical voice of the strict carnivore line: muscle meat, fat, salt — no fruit theater. Useful for hearing the tight variant in its consistent form. Long practice history; community and clinic run together in his work.
Assessment: Medium
Paul Saladino
Physician, animal-based, Heart & Soil / Lineage
Formerly under the handle CarnivoreMD, now clearly animal-based: organs, ruminants, fruit, honey. That is why he is here — as a counterweight to Baker, not a duplicate. If you want to hear the carnivore vs. animal-based contrast , start here. The old handle @carnivoremd only forwards now.
Assessment: Medium
CarnivoreJT
The Inner Carnivore Podcast, practice and weekdays
Not a physician and not a study review. Weekdays: cooking, shopping, motivation, how the diet sounds in shift work and a family kitchen. Useful as a practice nudge — not as evidence.
Assessment: Medium to low
Stance
This list is not a blind-buy recommendation and not a health claim. It sorts what the desk treats as worth reading or worth checking. Primary sources and your own labs remain the hard currency.
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Sources
- CarnivoreCore editorial curation 2026
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