Dire Carnivore Blog

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By Jared Riecke April 8, 2025
The 30-day carnivore challenge isn’t a trend. It’s a return to simplicity, strength, and the kind of eating our ancestors thrived on. It’s also the fastest way to find out what happens when you cut the junk and fuel your body with exactly what it was designed to run on.
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By Jared Riecke April 1, 2025
There’s a reason why we feel more alive when our feet touch the ground, when the sun warms our skin, and when we sit across from someone we love sharing a meal made of simple, real food.
Image of middle aged man doing a bicep curl with a heavy dumbbell in the mirror at the gym.
By Jared Riecke March 29, 2025
This is the Dire Carnivore Heavyweight Routine, designed to build real strength in under 30 minutes with just a barbell or heavy dumbbells. It’s primal. It’s focused. It’s brutally effective.
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By Jared Riecke March 23, 2025
When most people think about getting stronger, they think weights. They think discipline, sacrifice, diet. Well, they’re not wrong, but what if I told you one of the most powerful tools for transforming your body and mind is already inside you?
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By Jared Riecke March 22, 2025
At the core of this transformation? A handful of eggs and a deep connection with the earth, the breath, and the light. Most mornings start quietly and peacefully with a vibe like what the Grateful Dead once captured in a way only they could. If you know the Europe '72 version of Morning Dew, then you know that stillness. That reverence. That rising energy from the ground up.
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By Jared Riecke March 18, 2025
We’re told that obesity, disease, depression, and chronic fatigue are just a part of life. That we should rely on pills instead of discipline. That processed food, distractions, and burnout are the “new normal.” That ends now.
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