
RFK Jr.'s meat-forward diet sparks energy boost but raises salt and fat concerns
A journalist tests RFK Jr.'s carnivore-leaning diet (no breakfast until noon, then a ribeye dinner and meat-heavy meals with nuts and fruit) for three days, reporting a noticeable energy and mental clarity boost, increased productivity, and overall satisfaction, but also a thirst surge from high salt, a heavy fat load (about 2,700 calories, 150 g protein, 201 g fat per day), and questions about long-term health risks and cost, concluding the regimen felt invigorating but not clearly sustainable for regular use.












