I have been on carnivore diet for 5+ years now. Did a blood test and the doctor prescribed me statins due to high cholestrol readings. I declined to take them, of course.
What other effects have you noticed, good or bad?
I've written about my diet here: https://srid.ca/carnivore-diet
This is a rather odd dig towards a non-anonymous user (using his real name) and is ironically coming from a pseudoanonymous account (with no real name associated with it).
MDs want "stable" patients who resemble patients they've familiar with. Even though that could mean being diabetic on half-a-dozen meds. Based on my genes, I would be fat and diabetic by now if I had kept following only my doctor's advice.
Without going into details here, very possibly the worst possible outcome ensued.
Don’t eat a high cholesterol diet. Really. It’s really bad for you, like kill you dead bad for you.
There isn’t some global vegetable conspiracy that invented atherosclerosis. It’s like the #1 or #2 killer alongside cancer.
If you are saying that you too were on a carnivore diet long term (5+ years) and very possibly experienced "the worst possible outcome" related to cholesterol levels, you would be the first person to report as such. Perhaps you would like to publish the anecdote in detail somewhere (including just exactly what you ate, as "a high cholesterol diet" is imprecise enough to mean many things)?
Heart disease kills 700k per year just in the US alone.
It’s well known that high cholesterol diets are extremely unhealthy. The research is totally unambiguous.
Us keto/carnivore people are great at finding stuff online that tells us it’s fine to eat a high cholesterol diet and that it will be safe and fine.
It is not safe and it is not fine.
If you must be no-carb, do vegan keto, but don’t eat a high cholesterol diet.