Diet preference of you guys

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I am primarily carnivorous; I have a hard time with a lot of types of fruits and vegetables, and I hate fish (unless fish sticks count). I also don't like things like eggs, but eat a lot of carbs, sugar and dairy. I pretty much have the opposite of the quintessential autism diet.

Tuttle: We don't use vegetarian. We use flexitarian which is a neologism that is made out of FLEXIble and vegeTARIAN. It is simple. To see flexitarian and vegetarian as the same is ignorant. And it is not your word. We are not talking about racial terminology. And like I said before, if you have a problem with people not knowing what a vegetarian is, then effing educate the FFS. Don't go blaming other people because their diet label sounds similar. If you don't tell people what a vegetarian is, then they will never learn.

wish i needed a diet, I rarely eat.. and its always small amounts.. cant get a regular eat schedule running.. I mess it up every time.. :-/

It looks like I'm the only Jew that posted in this thread.

i probably shouldn't eat as many dried cranberries as i do.

Meat was the health food of the stone age. Before we had trade and preservation, a nice fresh corpse was the best available nutrition. Now, vegetarians are clearly over-represented at the Olympics, and under-represented in the Hospitals and Morgues. There is also planetary health to consider now. We can feed ten billion healthy vegans and return half the farmland to wilderness, or we can persist with eating animals, causing widespread extinctions and climate change on the way to a population crash ourselves.

I primarily eat grain and dairy products, but I'm an omnivore. I have an under representation of fruits and vegetables in my body. I eat meat three or four times a week. So not too much, but it's present. I don't believe in limiting myself to a certain group of foods unless I must. The foods/drinks I don't insert into my body are:

-Soda
-Potato chips
-Ice cream
-Shrimp (I just don't like this one, the others are for health reasons)

Carnivore.


Okay, technically omnivore with the occasional dip into keto/LCHF diets.

I'm an omnivore.

I'm an omnivore, and I shovel it all in my mouth as fast as I can. My dietitian and I had a conversation about that yesterday.

I prefer the whatever diet. I eat whatever I want, whenever I want.

I'll eat pretty much anything, but I try to limit junk. I don't have a lot of time to cook, which means some of it slips in, anyway.

I had a co-worker once who called herself a demi-vegetarian. Once, for lunch, she went to a grocery store and bought one whole grilled chicken, extracted the breast filets and went to throw the rest in the garbage. On sheer principle I stopped her.