The online world of the 2010s was rammed with novel diet trends. Keto, raw vegan and even fruitarian content flooded our social media feeds ― and has largely quieted since.But that doesn’t mean eating trends have gone anywhere. According to Google Trend data, searches for the carnivore diet have slowly climbed worldwide since 2019. This seems to apply to the UK too. The all-meat regimen is popular with social media stars like controversial pop academic Jordan Peterson, who claims the approach has helped him to look and feel his best.So, HuffPost UK spoke to Dr Jonathan Fialkow, the deputy director of clinical cardiology at Baptist Health Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, about whether or not the all-meat diet (strict adherents eschew any food other than animal products) is good for us.