Dr. Charles Mok (speaker) gives practical, opinionated guidance on choosing diets. He states the Mediterranean diet is most effective at a population level, notes keto may work for short-term weight loss, expresses skepticism about carnivore and vegan diets (the latter based on social/practical difficulties from personal experience), and warns about links between excessive meat consumption and cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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And I'm not suggesting that this is the only diet that's beneficial for you but from a population basis Mediterranean diet is the most effective. You can experiment with the keto diet or carnivore diet. I can't imagine eating a carnivore diet. All this very difficult. It probably is a food elimination diet because most foods if you are sensitive to are going to eat something other than meat for the most part. You say you get most of your nutrients eating meat but there is a link to excessive consumption meat and cancer, cardiovascular disease. We're sticking with the Mediterranean diet. You make your own decisions. Not a strong component of the keto diet other than for short term weight loss does seem to work for that. And I'm not a proponent of vegan diet because even though it's a very healthy diet, very hard in western society to be on a vegan diet. I did it for about two years. It was kind of like an social outcast where I went where are you getting your protein from? Where are you getting this from? People.