Fitness coach reveals he eats raw meat – including brains and testicles – every day

A man has left the internet horrified after opening up about his bizarre raw meat diet, which sees him ingesting uncooked animal organs like testicles and brains on a daily basis.  

Weam Breiche, 31, a health and fitness coach from Los Angeles, has received mixed responses online after detailing his controversial eating habits, which he claims have left him looking and feeling better than ever – and helped him to maintain a healthier lifestyle than he ever did while following a plant-based diet. 

Growing up in Lebanon, Weam fell in love with eating raw meat and would often have five plates of raw organs per meal as an appetizer.

Despite this, he decided to adopt a plant-based diet in the hopes that it would help to improve his wellness, fitness and mental health. However, while many have waxed lyrical about the benefits of a vegan diet, Weam claims that the food plan prompted a myriad of health issues, including inflammation in his nervous system.   

A health and fitness coach from Los Angeles has credited his ripped physique to his controversial raw meat diet, which sees him eating testicles and brains every day 

Weam Breiche, 31, grew up in Lebanon, where he first began eating raw meat as a child. Now, he says his daily diet consists of 90 per cent raw meat, including veal brains and veal testicles

Weam Breiche, 31, grew up in Lebanon, where he first began eating raw meat as a child. Now, he says his daily diet consists of 90 per cent raw meat, including veal brains and veal testicles

The fitness fanatic eats a veal brain (pictured) for lunch every day, as well as a lamb liver, a cow heart, and two veal testicles

The fitness fanatic eats a veal brain (pictured) for lunch every day, as well as a lamb liver, a cow heart, and two veal testicles

The fitness fanatic eats a veal brain (pictured) for lunch every day, as well as a lamb liver, a cow heart, and two veal testicles

After visiting his doctor, he returned to his raw meat meals and hasn’t looked back since.

‘I first made the switch to cooked carnivore after my doctor informed me that I had a lot of inflammation in my digestive and nervous system,’ Weam said.

‘As I adopted this diet, I started reading books about the benefits of meat and a lot of carnivore doctors eat their meat raw – so I decided to go for it.

‘I’m reading several books on being carnivore at the moment and there are no complications to this diet. It’s the ultimate elimination diet.’ 

Weam also claims that ‘being carnivore can reverse diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease and many autoimmune diseases,’ however none of these claims are backed up by official scientific or medical research. In general, eating raw meat remains very controversial and dieticians warn strongly against it. 

But despite the risks, Weam insists that he has nothing to worry about.  

‘You might risk bacterial infection, but a healthy gut is totally capable of destroying harmful bacteria,’ he added.  

For breakfast, Weam blends half a pound of raw beef into a smoothie, along with two teaspoons of raw butter, half a teaspoon of salt, and raw eggs

For breakfast, Weam blends half a pound of raw beef into a smoothie (pictured), along with two teaspoons of raw butter, half a teaspoon of salt, and raw eggs

For breakfast, Weam blends half a pound of raw beef into a smoothie (pictured right), along with two teaspoons of raw butter, half a teaspoon of salt, and raw eggs 

His lunch (pictured) consists of two veal testicles, one veal brain, lamb liver, beef heart, beef kidney, beef bone marrow, and raw butter

His lunch (pictured) consists of two veal testicles, one veal brain, lamb liver, beef heart, beef kidney, beef bone marrow, and raw butter

Weam claims that his carnivorous diet 'can reverse diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease and many autoimmune diseases', however this has not been proven by official research

Weam claims that his carnivorous diet 'can reverse diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease and many autoimmune diseases', however this has not been proven by official research

Weam claims that his carnivorous diet ‘can reverse diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease and many autoimmune diseases’, however this has not been proven by official research

After sharing his raw meat diet on social media, Weam was branded a 'real-life Wolverine' by stunned viewers. The X-Men character was portrayed by actor Hugh Jackman for years (seen)

After sharing his raw meat diet on social media, Weam was branded a ‘real-life Wolverine’ by stunned viewers. The X-Men character was portrayed by actor Hugh Jackman for years (seen)

That’s a lot of protein! Weam’s 4,500-calorie daily raw meat diet

Breakfast: Half a pound of raw beef blended into a smoothie with salt, raw butter, and raw eggs

Lunch: Two veal testicles, one veal brain, lamb liver, beef heart, beef kidney, beef bone marrow, and raw butter

Dinner: Raw steak slices and butter, and an unflavored grass-fed protein shake

Currently, his diet consists of 90 per cent raw meat and he claims not to have experienced any complications so far.

Weam used to eat 2,400 calories per day, but now consumes over 4,500 calories a day to help build muscle.

Before returning to his raw meat plan, he would typically have an almond milk smoothie for breakfast, protein pasta with mushrooms and spinach for lunch, followed by beans for dinner. 

Now, his breakfast consists of half-a-pound of raw beef, which he places in a blender with two teaspoons of raw butter, half a teaspoon of salt and raw eggs.

For lunch, he’ll eat two veal testicles, one veal brain, lamb liver, beef heart, beef kidney, beef bone marrow and raw butter.

At dinner, he’ll have raw steak slices and butter, which he sometimes pairs with an unflavored grass fed protein shake.

He said: ‘My favorite raw food is my concoction [in the morning] and veal brains. I also like raw ribeye and fillets. 

‘I’m not a fan of raw chicken and pork – I’ve actually never tried them. I don’t even eat them cooked either.’

Although he eats a lot of food, he recalls feeling light enough to do a workout straight after eating and goes to the gym seven days a week. 

Despite being aware of the risks of eating raw meat, Weam is unfazed, insisting: 'You might risk bacterial infection, but a healthy gut is totally capable of destroying harmful bacteria'

Despite being aware of the risks of eating raw meat, Weam is unfazed, insisting: ‘You might risk bacterial infection, but a healthy gut is totally capable of destroying harmful bacteria’

Weam claims that he looks and feels better now than he ever has before, and says that much of this is down to his raw meat diet

Weam claims that he looks and feels better now than he ever has before, and says that much of this is down to his raw meat diet

Weam claims that he looks and feels better now than he ever has before, and says that much of this is down to his raw meat diet

He does admit that his raw meat-eating habits have garnered him plenty of hate from the vegan community

He does admit that his raw meat-eating habits have garnered him plenty of hate from the vegan community

Although Weam consumes a wide range of raw meat, he does not ever eat chicken or pork, both of which pose a serious risk of food poisoning

Although Weam consumes a wide range of raw meat, he does not ever eat chicken or pork, both of which pose a serious risk of food poisoning

Although Weam consumes a wide range of raw meat, he does not ever eat chicken or pork, both of which pose a serious risk of food poisoning

Is it REALLY safe to eat raw meat? Dietician issues warning about the controversial diet

Dietitian Dr Frankie Phillips, of the British Dietetic Association, has stressed that, while some cuts of meat may be safe to eat raw, chicken poses too high a risk of food poisoning.

She said: ‘Eating some cuts of meat raw or lightly cooked poses a health risk, but provided it has been butchered, handled and stored correctly – with proper hygienic conditions – it may be low risk.

‘A “blue” steak, or steak tartare, may be safe to eat but it can’t be guaranteed free of harmful pathogens. Conversely, cooking meat to a high temperature for long enough reduces the risk of food poisoning as harmful bacteria are killed, or denatured. 

‘However, raw chicken is a definite no and food hygiene practices should be strictly followed when handling raw chicken. We would never recommend people eat chicken that is not cooked thoroughly as there is too great a risk of food poisoning.’

He also uses ice baths three to four times a week and meditates to help keep his mental health in check. 

Weam recently decided to upload his unusual diet on TikTok, where it has received nearly three million views and over 237,000 likes so far.

On his plate is a raw veal brain, which is paired with a glass full of raw eggs.

Weam picks up the brain and takes a big bite, before washing it down with the eggs.

As a final note, he informs his viewers that the meal contains 110g of protein and 1,100 calories.

‘Wolverine goofy ahh,’ one viewer commented.

Another person added: ‘Bruh just cook your food. You got enough time to cook.’ [sic]

‘Dude wanna be DIFFERENT SO BAD,’ someone else wrote. [sic]

One person said: ‘Ain’t so way.’ [sic]

‘Full moon tonight,’ another viewer commented.

Others were intrigued, with one person writing: ‘Throw a little salt on there and then we’re talking.’

Since adopting his raw food diet, Weam says he has seen a dramatic difference in the way he looks and feels

Since adopting his raw food diet, Weam says he has seen a dramatic difference in the way he looks and feels 

He says that people in the fitness world focus too much on appearance and often neglect their health, both physical and mental, something that he is trying to work on with his raw meat diet

He says that people in the fitness world focus too much on appearance and often neglect their health, both physical and mental, something that he is trying to work on with his raw meat diet 

When he was following a plant-based diet, Weam says he suffered with a myriad of health issues and he found himself looking feeling out of shape (pictured)

When he was following a plant-based diet, Weam says he suffered with a myriad of health issues and he found himself looking feeling out of shape

When he was following a plant-based diet, Weam says he suffered with a myriad of health issues and he found himself looking feeling out of shape (left)

'Raw meat is the easiest to digest and I don't care what doctors say, I know what I feel,' Weam says of the backlash over his diet

‘Raw meat is the easiest to digest and I don’t care what doctors say, I know what I feel,’ Weam says of the backlash over his diet

Although he’s received a mixture of responses, Weam doesn’t find any of them offensive and takes people calling him ‘Wolverine’ as a compliment.

He added: ‘I get a lot of love from people who want help – especially overweight kids that struggle with confidence.

‘I also get tons of hate, especially from the vegan community, who continuously report my account and threaten to remove it.

‘A lot of people focus on being in shape within the fitness world, but neglect actually being healthy – physically and mentally.

‘I’ve tried all diets and struggled with hemorrhoids, as well as anal fissures [small tears in the anus].

‘Using the restroom was a struggle for me, until I started my meat only diet and now my digestion is optimal.

‘Raw meat is the easiest to digest and I don’t care what doctors say, I know what I feel.’

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