Schedule Update: Talk on Wine & Keto Moved to 12:30
By Doug Reynolds on January 14, 2022
The talk on keto and wine by Gemma Kochis has been moved up to 12:30. Don’t miss it.
Why Keto For Lipedema? Possible Mechanisms and Insights
By Chris S. Cornell on January 7, 2022
Siobhan Huggins, who used ketogenic diet to lose 80 pounds and overcome depression, to present at 2022 Low Carb Boca Conference On the morning of Saturday, January 15, Siobhan Huggins, 26, will take the stage at the 2022 Low Carb Boca Conference to discuss lipedema, how it can be recognized, and the science of the […]
“All I Can Tell You Is, There is Hope” – Cancer Survivor Speaks Out: Ep 86
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Download Episode One month after Maggie Jones’ 40th birthday, she was diagnosed with terminal, stage 4 lung cancer that had spread to her eye, liver, four tumors in her brain, and more than a dozen lymph nodes throughout her chest, neck and abdomen. Her prognosis of six to eight months with conventional treatment seemed optimistic. […]
The Relationship Between Ketogenic Diets, Sleep, and Satiety
By Chris S. Cornell on December 23, 2021
Popular researcher and science writer Amber O’Hearn to present at 2022 Low Carb Boca Conference Amber O’Hearn is an independent researcher and science writer who specializes in ketogenic and plant-free diets, and their connection to human evolution and health, as well as the physiological health-promoting effects of dietary interventions. She is a self-proclaimed carnivore and […]
Cardiothoracic Surgeon Warns: “Stay Off My Operating Table” – Dr. Philip Ovadia: Ep 85
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Download Episode Dr. Philip Ovadia is a cardiothoracic surgeon who found himself becoming morbidly obese and running the risk of ending up on his own operating table. He came across the ketogenic diet and the concept of carbohydrate restriction initially at a conference where Gary Taubes was talking. “What he was saying made a lot […]
“The Diabetes Solution” Exposes Truth About Type 1 Diabetes: Ep 84
By Doug Reynolds on December 16, 2021
Download Episode This is such an amazing story! Bethany McKenzie is a mom on a mission to tell the story of how she manages her son’s Type 1 Diabetes through diet and lifestyle in spite of the resistance from the doctors and supposed specialists. “I just tell my story in a very common way”, she […]
Preventing and Reversing Cardiovascular Disease, Type 2 Diabetes Through Nutrition and Exercise
By Chris S. Cornell on December 11, 2021
Dr. med. Johannes Scholl, one of Germany’s leaders in the field of therapeutic carbohydrate restriction, to present at 2022 Low Carb Boca Conference, January 14-16 Dr. med. Johannes Scholl first discovered his passion for the prevention of disease in 1994, when he found himself working with cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy in his German clinic. He […]
Tekla Back Revolutionizing Food Labels – A Citizen Petition: Ep 83
By Doug Reynolds on December 1, 2021
Download Episode At our last in-person event in Boca Raton in January 2020, Tekla did a great presentation on food labels and all the ways she felt they came up short, not only in terms of content but also on what foods had labels on them. For instance, why shouldn’t we see labels on apples […]
Can a DNA Test Solve Your Keto Stall: Ep 82
By Doug Reynolds on November 23, 2021
Download Episode Alison Gannett was an organic farmer & professional extreme skier travelling the world competing, when one day she was cooking bacon at home and it caught on fire. Her husband walked in to see her admiring the flames and realised they were really in trouble. After a CT scan found an orange sized […]
Dr. Vyvyane Loh to Address Diversity Issues in Presentation at 2022 Low Carb Boca Conference
By Chris S. Cornell on November 20, 2021
Special Low Carb Boca Presentation Available to All Dr. Loh will deliver a special presentation on Friday, January 15, at the 2022 Low Carb Boca Conference, in which she will address several issues related to gaps in care that occur for a variety of reasons within diverse communities. The presentation will be a collaboration between […]
Easy Insulin Test – At Home Metabolic Health Test Kits: Ep 81
By Doug Reynolds on November 12, 2021
Download Episode Dr. Alexandra Sowa is a dual board-certified physician of Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine, helping thousands of patients through her practice in New York. Seeing a growing need for patients to be able to easily gain access to relevant lab tests that can help diagnose as well as track responses to interventions, she […]
Nutritional Paradigms for Treating Chronic Disease
By Chris S. Cornell on November 11, 2021
We are thrilled to announce that medical and allied healthcare workers can enroll in a brand-new elective module being offered by global training, education and certification partners Nutrition Network (NN). The new module, available November 15, 2021, will focus on the application of therapeutic carbohydrate restriction (TCR) to various conditions. The new module, called Nutritional Paradigms […]
LowCarbUSA Members Discover Great Tasting Low-Carb Wines from Secco Wine Club
By Chris S. Cornell on November 4, 2021
Attendees of the 2021 Low Carb San Diego Conference this past August were treated to 20+ presentations from some of the most highly regarded practitioners, researchers and writers in the areas of metabolic health, addiction, and therapeutic carbohydrate restriction. But the four-day conference wasn’t entirely devoted to learning, as the attendees discovered with the low-carb […]
Keto Diet for Wound Care and Infectious Diseases – Dr. Ravi Kamepalli : Ep 80
By Doug Reynolds on October 29, 2021
Download Episode One of the things we have not really addressed before is the role of reduced carbohydrates in wound care and infectious diseases. As a physician trained in these areas as well as obesity medicine, Dr. Ravi Kamepalli is working to improve patient outcomes with keto(genic)-based nutrition. “Insulin Resistance is the core problem,” he […]
Registered Dietitian Ditches Carbs, Restores Health, & Rekindles Passion for Running
By Chris S. Cornell on October 21, 2021
Michelle Hurn, author of The Dietitian’s Dilemma, to speak at 2022 Low Carb Boca Conference Last November, Michelle Hurn ran for six straight hours and covered 44.63 miles in an ultra-distance race in Las Vegas, easily taking first place with an average pace of 8:03 per mile. Anyone watching who didn’t know Michelle’s inside story […]
A Life Transformation – Restored Health and Down 200 lbs: Ep 79
By Doug Reynolds on October 15, 2021
Download Episode Allen Green weighed in at 403 lbs at age 49 when he discovered the concept of carbohydrate restriction and the ketogenic diet. Now he has regained his health, is off all his medications, of which there were many, and he has lost almost 200 lbs to boot. He discusses how he got to […]
Can Type 2 Diabetes be Predicted (& Averted) 10 Years Before it Happens?
By Chris S. Cornell on October 8, 2021
Dr. Ken Berry, author of Lies My Doctor Told Me, to speak at 2022 Low Carb Boca Conference With more than 1.6 million subscribers to his YouTube channel, it’s evident Dr. Ken Berry has a message many people want to hear. Berry, a board-certified family medicine physician based in rural Tennessee, says the message makes […]
Low Carb San Diego Conference Roars Back with Groundbreaking In-Person Event
By Chris S. Cornell on September 10, 2021
There is always a strong sense of anticipation for LowCarbUSA® conferences, but after more than a year of COVID-19 lockdowns, the excitement of meeting in person again made the 2021 Low Carb San Diego Conference even more special. “We had been anxiously awaiting the start of this conference for many months,” said LowCarbUSA® co-founder and […]
‘Ravenous’ – Otto Warburg the Nazis & the Search for the Cancer Diet Connection: Ep 78
By Doug Reynolds on August 19, 2021
Download Episode The other day, Tim Noakes tweeted the following: “Third truly iconic book in low-carb literature. All written by investigative journalists who’ve done as much for promoting low-carb science as anyone: ‘Good Calories Bad Calories’ by Gary Taubes; ‘Big Fat Surprise’ by Nina Teicholz and now ‘Ravenous’ by Sam Apple. We’re blessed!” Praise doesn’t […]
Surprising Insights from Wearing a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM): Ep 77
By Doug Reynolds on August 6, 2021
Download Episode Recently Pam and I were approached by Casey Means, MD who is the co-founder and Chief medical officer of a company called Levels which is creating an App to integrate with a CGM and provide a whole lot of added value to basic scan data available in the CGM dashboard. We go over […]
Mary Ruddick’s Long Journey: From Battling Chronic & Debilitating Medical Conditions to Helping Others as Nutritionist & Researcher
By Chris S. Cornell on July 29, 2021
Nutritionist Looks forward to educating others about Dysautonomia at 2021 Low carb San Diego Conference, August 26-29 Mary Ruddick is an internationally acclaimed nutritionist currently based in Africa, where she is studying traditional tribal diets and their impact on health. She is the author of the book, Beat Autoimmune and she treats patients online via […]
Fabulously Keto: Are You a Moderator or an Abstainer? – Ep 76
By Doug Reynolds on July 23, 2021
Download Episode Jackie Fletcher and Louise Reynolds were both morbidly obese at one point but both follow a ketogenic lifestyle now and both have reversed that situation although they followed very different paths to get there. Louise is a university professor from Australia although currently she is resident in Bangkok. After trying everything to beat […]
The Sherlock Holmes of Health – Mary Ruddick: Ep 75
By Doug Reynolds on July 2, 2021
Download Episode Dubbed the “Sherlock Holmes of Health,” Mary Ruddick is an internationally acclaimed nutritionist currently based in Africa, where she is studying traditional tribal diets and their impact on health. She is the Director of Nutrition for CaptainSoup.com, Enable Your Healing, The REIGNS Method, and the Back to Joy Program. She has been […]
Arthur Agatston, Inventor of the Coronary Artery Calcium Score & South Beach Diet: Ep 74
By Doug Reynolds on June 17, 2021
Download Episode Arthur Agatston, MD, attended New York University School of Medicine. He did his internal medicine training at Montefiore Medical Center at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and his cardiology fellowship at NYU. He spent a year on staff at NYU while training to best combine both academic medicine with clinical practice. He […]
Struggle Giving Up Bread And Chips? There May Be A Solution: Ep 73
By Doug Reynolds on June 3, 2021
Download Episode William Schumacher found when he adopted a keto diet that he was like me and did not miss bread at all but what he did miss was really good crunchy chips (or crisps as they are called in various other regions). Uprising Foods is on a mission to rebuild and reformulate the staple […]
