A Florida man in his mid-40s was hospitalized after following a strict carnivore diet for eight months. This diet included excessive amounts of cheese, butter, and hamburger patties. Although he reported weight loss and energy improvement, he suffered from yellow ooze from his skin, linked to dangerously high cholesterol levels. Doctors diagnosed him with xanthelasma, a condition associated with high cholesterol, highlighting the serious risks associated with the carnivore diet's high-fat intake, which can lead to coronary heart disease.
A Florida man developed a condition causing yellow ooze due to an extreme carnivore diet, resulting in a cholesterol spike that was diagnosed as xanthelasma.
Despite initial weight loss and energy improvements, the man's diet led to severe health issues, including extreme cholesterol levels and yellowing of the skin.
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