My body prefers mostly animal foods.

Meat, organs/gelatin, lard, seafood, eggs, cheese, butter, kefir, spinach & dark chocolate are my staple foods.

Margaritas are my fave drink (lime juice.)

I've got periods where I don't want any veggies or fruit at all. I've been known to put two 2/3rd lbs bison burger patties, roast leg of lamb (chopped), bacon bits, and some chicken in a bowl and top it with a bit of grassfed ghee and call that lunch. Meat salad! :)

Felt awesome the whole day and the next day.

I'm going the opposite direction: I started off heavily carnivorous and now I'm getting less so. It will be interesting to see how I lean once the summer produce season is over, though.

I'm more and more realizing that my body tells me what it needs, if I listen. So I would say that if being highly carnivorous is making you feel great, stick with it until it doesn't. Especially since you're eating organ meats, too. I would recommend adding skin and getting regular spinach, though. Chris Masterjohn had a good post about it on his blog a while back. Oh, and some citrus or berries would be good, too, for vitamin C. Lime juice goes really nicely in beef bone broth.

This is a perfect example of doing what you should do - reset your body and eat what your body wants. Don't force things into your face because they are optimum - this doesn't work when your body is healing but after eating a clean diet for long enough your body will show you what it wants.

Just don't become dogmatic with your carnivorism. If your body ever decides you need green salads and big bowls of fruit, listen to it - you will be doing yourself a favor.

Me for example. I tried doing carnivorism only to find it ruining me. I realized that, for now, I needed starches - going from 2 meals at McDonald's and one at the Taco Join to pure steak just wasn't for me. I started eating a mix of meat, potatoes, and veggies I like and have felt more human for the first time in a long while. I may end up going carnivore someday but I will do it when my body tells me it is time.

My eating habits are very seasonal. I went "mostly carnivore" last winter because it felt good to eat meat and lots of fat. Now, with so many great fruits in season and my huge garden producing lots of veggies I'm eating a lot of fruits and veggies. I like being seasonal. It feels good to me, physically and emotionally, which is what I believe is important. I would encourage some vitamin-rich veggies now and then like greens, winter squash or red peppers. They can be prepared very simply and will help ensure you get all the nutrients you need.

I'd add some seafood and bone broth. And some more fats like coconut oil, heavy cream, and butter.

Vitamin C is a non-issue if you are ZC and/or eat fresh meat and organs.

I've been 100% carnivorous for years and have never been better. That's just me tho-but if it works for you keep it up.

Listen to your own body. Just be aware of the essential nutrients you need to live and include some of them. But like I said listen to your body. Live long and prosper

I have gone a long time on mostly meat, too. Lately I seem to be eating more fruit and potatoes. Not a lot more. The fruit is mostly strawberries and bananas in the blender with coconut milk. I've made my way through a large basket over about a month. I've been eating tons of wild mushrooms. I'm nearly sick of them now.

I'm glad you posted this. In the last 2 to 3 weeks I've also noticed a trend towards more meat simply because "I feel like it." Maybe it's the fact that it's so much easier to prepare.

I've been concerned about my vitamin/nutrient intake on the days of eating 90% steak, chicken, and eggs. I have been popping a multivitamin with the fattiest meal in hopes it supplements my diet. But I really don't know if this is good or necessary, and I'm curious to know what people think of the vitamin and nutrient value of a carnivorous diet and whether it's unsafe not to supplement it somehow.

When I first went paleo, I went in the same direction as you, basically I started dropping one food after another from my diet, focusing only on those that I digested well and did not give me any problems, and I ended up eating a lot of meat and eggs, with some salads.

This went on for a while, but then after a few months I kind of hit a wall. I started to lose my taste for large portions of meat and wanted something else. I am not too keen on either fruit or carbs in general so I started eating more vegetables.

I find that as long as I stick with the paleo diet in general, my body will tell me what it needs. I suspect that I needed a bit of a "reset" from the SAD diet, and a very low carb meat and eggs diet was it. But after a while my body was reset and needed a more balanced diet, and is asking for more vegetables. I have also increased carbs, primarily as sweet potatoes, and I feel great when I have them.

So I would not assume that how you feel over the past 2-3 months is how you'll feel forever, just go with it but pay attention to your body too.