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Keto For Kids, Autism and ADHD
By Doug Reynolds on November 15, 2018
Dr. Robert Cywes first spoke at our event in San Diego in 2018 and he was a huge hit. Many people approached me saying it was the best presentation of the whole conference. He states that his whole treatment philosophy is based on his understanding of obesity and diabetes. “They are basically exactly the same […]
The Driving Force Behind the Dietary Guidelines
By Doug Reynolds on August 30, 2018
Up until a couple of months ago, when we paid a visit to Dr. Gary Fettke and his wife Belinda in Tasmania, our finger pointing at those to blame for the introduction of the catastrophic USDA dietary guidelines clearly singled out Ancel Keys and the McGovern Commission but we had never considered where they themselves […]
Ben Davis completes Ultra Races 4&5 Burning Fat While Running
By Doug Reynolds on June 8, 2018
Editor’s Note: For those who are just joining us on this journey, Ben is currently trying to share his experiences with all the veterans out there to show that the Keto Diet can be used to aid recovery from PTSD as well as managing the chronic pain from injuries sustained during their service. In an […]
World Renowned Low Carb Doctor Tells How He Got Started
By Doug Reynolds on May 31, 2018
Dr. Peter Bruckner is a world renowned physician with a thriving sports medicine practice in Melbourne, Australia. He has served as team doctor and Head of the Sports Medicine Department for many international teams including Australia’s Olympic team and their national cricket team as well as the Liverpool Football Club in England. It was whilst […]
The Emotional Cost Of Standing Up For The Truth
By Doug Reynolds on May 9, 2018
We talked previously with Dr. Gary Fettke about his amazing success in advising a low carb diet for diabetes to help address their complications and avoid surgery and then we addressed the fallout he has experienced from providing this advice. Now we talk with his wife Belinda about the emotional toll this persecution has taken on him […]
Dr. Gary Fettke – Persistent And Systematic Persecution
By Doug Reynolds on May 1, 2018
In this second video in the series we did with Dr. Gary Fettke at his home in Tasmania, we focus on the elephant in the room. In the first part we heard the story of his miraculous survival from a brain tumor and how that translated to his patient care and the wonderful successes he […]
Gary Fettke – Fructose Epiphany Leads To Personal Triumph And Successful Patient Care
By Doug Reynolds on April 19, 2018
I (actually we, Pam and I) had the distinct privilege of spending this past weekend with ‘Mr. No Fructose’, Dr. Gary Fettke, and his wife Belinda at their home in Tasmania. What an enlightening experience. I managed to get enough content on camera for about 5 videos which we will release over the coming weeks. We […]
Ben Davis Story – Third Ultra Race
By Doug Reynolds on April 11, 2018
Editor’s Note: Currently, Ben is trying to share his experiences with all the veterans out there to show that the Keto Diet can be used to aid recovery from PTSD as well as managing the chronic pain from injuries sustained during their service. In an effort to shine a light on his efforts and share […]
Zero Carb Diet Experiment: Going Carnivore
By Doug Reynolds on April 3, 2018
Steve and Melody Barons run a Keto coaching, training and support site called Tactical Kitchen. Having been asked a few times about the concept of a Zero Carb Diet by members of their group, they felt that the only way they could give a meaningful answer was to have actually tried it. An initial 30 […]
Remove Controlling Food and Take Back Control
By Doug Reynolds on March 7, 2018
Jess Dudley successfully lost 85 lbs on the ketogenic diet but found that she would slip. Until, that is, she was able to remove controlling food from her life. After that she took control back and now teaches others how to do it. More than that her main focus is to coach people on creating […]
Ben Davis Story – Second Ultra Race
By Doug Reynolds on March 1, 2018
Editor’s Note: Currently, Ben is trying to share his experiences with all the veterans out there to show that the Keto Diet can be used to aid recovery from PTSD as well as managing the chronic pain from injuries sustained during their service. In an effort to shine a light on his efforts and share […]
Take Your Life Back Through Weight Loss On A Keto Diet
By Doug Reynolds on February 18, 2018
I sat down and talked with Chuck Hicks who tells his stunning story of how he took his life back through weight loss on a Keto Diet and Intermittent Fasting. He is down 125 lbs from his heaviest weight of 465 lbs in just 6 months. This unfolding story of the huge benefits of the […]
Keto For CrossFit
By Doug Reynolds on February 15, 2018
For her Master’s Degree thesis in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology at James Madison University, Rachel Gregory decided to study the use of Keto For CrossFit athletes. She also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Medicine from the University of Miami and she is a Board-Certified Nutrition Specialist, Athletic Trainer and Strength and Conditioning Coach. Rachel is […]
Will LCHF Increase Cholesterol Levels and Cause Cardiovascular Disease?
By Doug Reynolds on February 5, 2018
Below is a fascinating interview I had with Dr. Bret Scher. He is a cardiologist based in San Diego, about the therapeutic benefits of the LCHF lifestyle and the associated fear of cardiovascular disease risk. We also talked about the relevance of serum cholesterol levels (LDL cholesterol in particular) and the fact that the anti-inflammatory […]
Driving Down the Cost of Blood Ketone Test Strips
By Doug Reynolds on February 2, 2018
I finally got a chance to chat to Dorian Greenow from Keto Mojo about his passion for driving down the price of Ketone Test Strips. The prices of his FDA Approved Blood Test Strips for measuring Ketone Levels and Glucose Levels are unbeatable. I had to understand where his drive comes from that has him working […]
Ben Davis Story – First Ultra Race
By Doug Reynolds on January 30, 2018
[Editor’s Note: Currently, Ben is trying to share his experiences with all the veterans out there to show that the Keto Diet can be used to aid recovery from PTSD as well as managing the chronic pain from injuries sustained during their service. In an effort to shine a light on his efforts and share […]
Battling With PTSD and Combat Injuries, Army Vet Finds Keto Solution
By Doug Reynolds on January 3, 2018
[Editor’s Note: Currently, Ben is trying to share his experiences with all the veterans out there to show that the Keto Diet can be used to aid recovery from PTSD as well as managing all that chronic pain from the injuries sustained during their service. In an effort to shine a light on his efforts […]
Are Ketone Breath Measurements Better Than Blood?
By Doug Reynolds on December 29, 2017
People are always looking for a simple way to test their ketones. Now LEVL has a new ketone breath monitor that allows you to test your ketones with a comfortable breath. Why would someone choose to measure ketosis using exhaled breath (acetone) instead of urine (acetoacetate) or beta-hydroxybutyrate (BOHB) in the blood? Breath is easy […]
Treating Obesity And Diabetes with Fasting
By Doug Reynolds on December 26, 2017
“How can I advise my patients on their obesity issues if I can’t even keep my own weight under control?” That was the primary question on the mind of Dr. Brian Lenzkes, an Internal Medicine Doctor based in San Diego, as 2017 started to take shape. Then he discovered Ketosis and experienced huge success. Since our […]
LCHF For Chronic Pain?
By Doug Reynolds on December 19, 2017
About 17 years ago, Tyler Ritchey was hit by a car doing 80 miles/hour. He lost his left leg and has had over 90 surgeries since then. Now he talks about how he is using LCHF for chronic pain. The Ketogenic Diet has given him relief after 17 years of suffering. He was on the […]
Do you Really Understand your Client’s Weight Struggles?
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Why would someone choose to gain a whole lot of weight on purpose? According to fitness trainer Drew Manning, it was to try to see things from his client’s perspective. He needed to understand why they were struggling to lose weight. Having never struggled in his life to keep fit and trim, Drew embarked on an […]
Methane Emissions from Cows: Ecological threat or not?
By Doug Reynolds on December 12, 2017
As you dig deeper it becomes apparent that the data presented on the ecological threat of this issue is taken totally out of context and that the cries about methane emissions from ruminant animals are nothing more than systematic scaremongering by those pushing their plant-based-diet agenda. They look only at the emission data without balancing […]
Are YOU Addicted To Sugar?
By Doug Reynolds on November 17, 2017
What’s the first thing you need to do if you are going to adopt a Ketogenic or Low Carb Diet? Ditch The Carbs!! To be a bit more specific, you need to ditch the sugar first. Then you can set about removing the rest of the unwanted carbohydrates from your diet. But Sugar Addiction is […]
