The new food trend comes from the United Kingdom. Mikhaila Peterson invented the lion diet and beat her depression.
Oxford – This is definitely not for animal rights activists or tight budgets: a pure meat diet is inspiring more and more people. According to Mikhaila Peterson, the diet was invented. An avid Australian has been logging his daily meals and experiences as a “carnivore” for more than three weeks now.

Inflammation decreases, mood improves, headaches and sleep disorders disappear, says the inventor. Opponents of the diet report that it is unhealthy and ineffective. © montage:instagram/mikhailapeterson, tiktok/roryskitchen
According to her own statements, the Englishwoman had been chronically ill since childhood. She took 40 milligrams of wake-up amines daily to even get out of bed. At breakfast she took medicine for her skin.
She then took an antidepressant and used an inhaler several times a day to get enough oxygen. Antiallergic remedies were also on the agenda.
Eventually, she eliminated everything from her diet except red meat. She reported this at a lecture she gave via Instagram shared.
Her aching joints recovered. Her lungs kept working better. Eventually the depression went away and the young woman stopped crying every morning when she woke up.
Mikhaila Peterson lectures on her lion diet
Australian makes the lion diet

Rory has decided to offer his injured body a different therapy and has eaten only meat for 23 days. His experiences surprise. © montage:tiktok/roryskitchen
The “lion diet” also reached other people who felt uncomfortable via social networks, the reported Daily Mail.
Among them was the Australian Rory. He suffers from an autoimmune deficiency and has been logging his diet via for the past 23 days TikTok: nothing but meat with salt and water.
In his 23 videos, Rory also presented interesting creations made from the three ingredients. Some tasted better than good, some not at all.
The TikToker asked himself three questions at the beginning of the diet:
- Is his burning bowels getting better?
- What happens to his impure skin?
- What about its metabolic end products?
As the Daily Mail reported that Rory “slept well” after a short time – but began to feel worse shortly afterwards. SResearch is not yet complete, because Rory from Brisbane still has seven days of meat consumption ahead of him.