Come along for a deep dive into the carnivore diet. Is it something you should be doing? Can it make you healthier? Is it how we are all meant to eat, in line with the so called ancesterol diet? Nutritionist Callum Clarke MRSPH looks into its claims in detail. From the subsaharan desert, to HMS Salsbury in the 1700s, all the way to the present day. Listen to this before you decide to go carnivore or not. 

 

 

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