High-Fat Hormone Healing: The Carnivore Diet for Women with Steak & Butter Gal

Back to Human - A podcast by James Andriella - Fridays

Welcome to the 46th episode of the Back to Human Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Steak & Butter Gal to dive deep into her journey from a strict whole-foods-based vegan diet to thriving on a high-fat carnivore lifestyle. She shares how this radical shift transformed her health, restored her menstrual cycle and helped her achieve her weight loss goals.Tune in as we discuss:​ How she got the name Steak & Butter Gal and why she started documenting her carnivore journey.​ The health struggles she faced as a vegan and what pushed her to make the switch.​ Why so many women under-eat when dieting and the warning signs of undereating—like hair loss, low energy, and missing periods.​ How the body prioritizes healing before weight loss—and why weight gain was an essential phase in her carnivore journey.​ How she stopped calorie counting, learned to listen to her body, and still achieved her weight loss goals.​ High-fat carnivore: what it is, how she does it, and why adding more fat can be a game-changer for women.​ No-salt carnivore, electrolytes, and why eating your meat rare might be the key to better mineral absorption.​ Her thoughts on pregnancy and whether women should cycle carbs for hormonal balance.​ How she navigates social situations​ Is the quality of meat important?​ How the carnivore diet has impacted her performance as a pianist.​ Bowel movements on carnivore, what to expect, and how they’ve changed for her.​ Who shouldn’t do a carnivore diet?​ The life-changing health transformations she’s seen in her community, from reversing diabetes and improving mental health to overcoming infertility.To follow Steak & Butter Gal’s journey and learn more about her approach, check her out on Instagram at @steakandbuttergalBecome part of her community and take part in weekly Q&A sessions with coaches, carnivore experts, and medical doctors by visiting https://sbg-s-meat-up.mn.co.

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