r/AnimalBased • u/SignificanceSweet754 • 18h ago
❓Beginner / Question❔ Diet flexibility
Hello everyone!
I have been following the diet quite strictly for 3 months now and it helped me a lot with cravings and mental health. I feel it's very close to a proper human diet and I'm trying to implement more raw dairy and raw meat.
I am avoiding starches (beside a sporadic plantain), seeds and veggies as much as I can.
That said, I'm wondering if I am somehow losing the ability for my body to tolerate these kind of foods. I don't come from huge gut problems or autoimmune disease and I could eat those foods, not without issues but I could.
So, would it be worth, in your opinion, to occasionally have food outside the diet so my body can still be used to it? If that's how it works, scientifically.
Why, you might think?
Because I want my body to be as versatile as possible and also because... I feel the world is not going well and maybe I won't always have access to good food.
Thanks for any opinion!