Doctor who lost 70 pounds on carnivore diet says Americans have been 'misled and misfed' on nutrition
Dr. Ken Berry, a physician from Tennessee, advocates for the carnivore diet, claiming it can lead to significant health improvements. A recent survey indicates that 70% of Americans are now focusing on increasing their protein intake, a rise from 62% in 2021. Berry emphasizes that low-cost meat products can be part of a nutritious diet, challenging traditional views on healthy eating.
- ▪Dr. Ken Berry lost 70 pounds on a carnivore diet and believes many Americans have been misled about nutrition.
- ▪The International Food Information Council survey shows that 70% of Americans are trying to consume more protein.
- ▪Meatstock 2026, an annual convention for carnivore diet followers, attracted around 1,600 attendees.
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Healthy Foods Doctor who lost 70 pounds on carnivore diet says Americans have been 'misled and misfed' on nutrition Survey finds 70% of Americans are trying to consume more protein, up from 62% in 2021 By Teresa Mull Fox News Published June 1, 2026 6:13am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Carnivore doctor argues cheap meats can help deliver good health for less Dr. Ken Berry of Tennessee tells Fox News Digital why consumers with limited budgets should focus on product contents rather than reputation, arguing that certain low-cost meat products can still align with a nutrient-dense eating plan. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A growing number of Americans are trying to consume more protein. Dr.
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