Trying Poliquin's Meat and Nuts Breakfast

Grass fed beef T-Bone in a cast iron pan.

After reading about "intolerances" and figuring that I have eaten eggs for breakfast for the last 18 years, I was finally convinced to try the Meat and Nuts Breakfast by a Poliquin certified trainer. I was hesitant to try it because eggs are so easy to prepare and I do like them. Here is a sample rotation from Charles Poliquin:
"Day 1
• 1-2 Buffalo meat patties
• 1 handful of macadamia nuts

Day 2
• 1 large venison steak
• 1 handful of cashew nuts

Day 3
• 1-2 Lean turkey burgers
• 1 handful of almonds

Day 4
• 1-2 lean ground beef patties

Pasture grown pigs produced this back bacon.

• 1 handful of brazil nuts

Day 5
• 1-2 chicken breasts
• 1 handful of hazelnuts

Day 6
• 8-10 gluten free chicken sausages
• 1 handful of pistachios
http://www.strengthsensei.com/the-meat-and-nut-breakfast/ 
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The key is to rotate the meat types and nut types as to avoid building intolerances in your body. I have not been following it to the letter, but I still make sure I eat a different meat and nut each day. Turkey, Grass fed beef, chicken, pasture raised pork, and bison have all been worked into the rotation.

Ground Chicken.

Wild Sockeye Salmon filet and Moose burger.

Bratwurst from pasture raised pork.

Sardines to increase Acetylcholine.

Grass Fed tenderloin beef..

Bison Burger

Bacon from pasture grown pigs.

Turkey Sausage

Dry Turkey Breast. Not my favourite. 

Farmer sausage from pasture raised pigs.