Is the theory that you should eat for your blood type still valid or does that not apply at all when eating carnivore. I've heard some say type O does better on the carnivore diet than AB.

Since starting carnivore just over a year ago I’ve noticed an increase in dental plaque forming at the back of my lower two front teeth, where saliva is released. I’ve had to visit my dental hygienist more often than usual because I hate how it feels. She said it’s just a normal process and nothing to worry about. I initially felt it was the higher protein diet, but now I’m not so sure. I listened to a presentation recently by Ben Bikman where he was discussing exogenous ketones and how the original older versions contained additional minerals that could cause this type of build up on teeth. He briefly mentioned that it was a preferred or safer way for the excess minerals to be excreted (rather than building up in the body I think). I guess I just want to know if this something to be concerned about, will it stop or settle down, or is it a sign that I’m over consuming electrolytes or calcium maybe? Has anyone else experienced similar on the carnivore diet?

Why not just use salt nearly all the ham as sugar in i mean really ?

Anybody else eat Tinned Tuna I do like it but just a tad worried about micro plastics especially in sea food I used to like fresh Tuna steaks

If a carnivore eats grain fed grain finished beef should they make a concerted effort to eat seafood on a regular basis, so that they can get a sufficient amount of Omega 3 to Omega 6?