Archive for the ‘Science’ Category
By Chris S. Cornell on February 3, 2023
Laura Buchanan MD, MHP and Matt Calkins MD, demonstrated improvements for subjects in A1c, weight, somatic symptoms, anxiety, depression, irritability, and food addiction Drs. Laura Buchanan MD, MHP and Matt Calkins MD each participated in the Poster Presentation during the recent Symposium for Metabolic Health held in Boca Raton, FL, January 13-15, 2023. The doctors […]
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By Doug Reynolds on February 4, 2022
Download Episode: Martha Tettenborn is a Registered Dietitian and a Health Coach who was going through life quite ‘smug with her health’ as she puts it until one day she found an unexpected large lump in her abdomen and was diagnosed with stage 1 ovarian cancer. It had ruptured and so she required surgery […]
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By Doug Reynolds on January 7, 2022
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. […]
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By Doug Reynolds on December 23, 2021
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 […]
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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 […]
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By Doug Reynolds on April 16, 2021
Download Episode It’s always such a pleasure to catch up with Robb Wolf. He’s such a humble, wise man. This time we got to speak about the latest project he finished up working on recently, ‘Sacred Cow’, the book and movie project he helped on enormously. We spoke to Diana Rodgers in a podcast a […]
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By Doug Reynolds on December 23, 2020
Download Episode What a fascinating discussion with Dr. Ben Bikman about what Insulin Resistance really means. He makes this statement towards the end but I would like to highlight it right here at the start, “We should be studiously avoiding dogmatic thinking and constantly be checking what we think we know, lest we become that […]
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By Doug Reynolds on December 9, 2020
Download Episode https://youtu.be/380n6htjsfk/ I sat down with Dr. Adele Hite to talk about the imminent launch of the nonprofit Society for Metabolic Health Practitioners (SMHP). She has been instrumental in helping us to get to this point. Back in 2018 she worked with the panel of advisors that we put together to oversee the development […]
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By Chris S. Cornell on October 30, 2020
The upcoming LowCarbUSA® 2021 Virtual Boca Conference has recently added several more incredible presenters to the powerhouse lineup, and the virtual nature of this event means that, much like the hugely successful Virtual San Diego Conference this past August, low-carb/keto adopters from around the world will be able to easily (and affordably) be able to […]
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By Doug Reynolds on March 24, 2020
Download Episode Jayne Bullen is the leader of The Noakes Foundation and works closely with Prof Noakes and a team of visionary scientists in Cape Town, addressing the escalating obesity and diabetes crisis in South Africa and the world through research and community education interventions. She talks here about how she found the Low Carb […]
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By Chris S. Cornell on March 2, 2020
Book During the Month of March and Save 25% on Conference Registration UPDATED MARCH 2, 2020 – There’s still snow on the ground in many parts of the U.S., but now is the time to book your tickets for the Fifth Annual LowCarbUSA® San Diego 2020 Summer Metabolic Health Conference to be held August 27-30, […]
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By Chris S. Cornell on February 13, 2020
Dr. Joan Ifland Says Time Is Now For Medical Providers to Take a Stand Against Processed Food Addiction There are still medical professionals who refuse to acknowledge addiction to processed food as a real condition. Dr. Joan Ifland, PhD, MBA, FACN, has spent years of her life combing through more than 6,000 studies, and she […]
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By Chris S. Cornell on February 7, 2020
The feeling of enthusiasm in the air at the LowCarbUSA® Boca 2020 Metabolic Health Conference was palpable. You could feel it in the lecture hall as each speaker in the all-star lineup took the stage. That feeling continued after each presentation, as attendees—including many top doctors, nurses, dieticians and other health professionals—lined up behind the […]
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By Doug Reynolds on January 7, 2020
Download Episode Dr Gurpreet Padda is an interventional pain physician who treats with patients with profound, chronic, severe pain that is unrelenting. Over time he worked out that there was more to these people’s pain than just the physical source of it and that it was also a systemic or metabolic inflammatory issue and that […]
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By Doug Reynolds on September 23, 2019
Download Episode The Emmy Award-winning team at Wide Eye Productions, Director/Writer Jennifer Isenhart and Director of Photography, Tom Hadzor bring you the movie: “Fat Fiction: How America’s Plan for Eating Right Got It So Wrong.” Jennifer and Tom experienced such good results when adopting the LCHF way of life and then they went on to […]
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By Doug Reynolds on May 18, 2019
It’s been 4 yrs on a Low carb Ketogenic approach and I have to say without a doubt that being a part of a community has made all the difference in my journey with weight loss. In the beginning, it was all about finding others who were eating the same way! I saw a plethora […]
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By Doug Reynolds on May 17, 2019
All the wine distributed by Dry Farm Wine is Low Carb Wine. In fact, they actually have zero carbs and no additives or artificial coloring. They are slightly lower alcohol wines and are mycotoxin free and, as a result, NO HANGOVER! One of the first objections to a Low Carb Diet invariably is, ‘what about […]
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By Doug Reynolds on May 16, 2019
Instigated by Gary Taubes and coordinated by Dr. Adele Hite we are extremely proud to announce the publication of our first official version of Clinical Guidelines for ‘The Prescription of Carbohydrate Restriction as a Therapeutic Intervention’. In order to ensure the integrity of the document, we formed a board of advisers made up of extremely […]
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By Doug Reynolds on October 25, 2018
You will remember that, from a legal perspective, SoC or ‘Standard of Care‘ is defined as “providing health care in accordance with the standards of practice among members of the same health care profession with similar training and experience situated in the same or similar communities at the time the health care is rendered.” In other […]
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By Doug Reynolds on July 13, 2018
When Dr. Paul Mason made the statement during his talk at Low Carb Down Under this year that “Fibre is NOT a necessity for a healthy diet!” it caused discernible unrest amongst the crowd. How could this be true? Fibre is essential to avoid constipation, right? Apparently this is not the case and Dr. Mason […]
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By Doug Reynolds on May 9, 2018
On the 1st of May, 2018 the Nutrition Network officially launched the Online Course: “Professional Training in LCHF/Ketogenic Nutrition & Treatment!” This online, CME-approved low carb training course is the first of it’s kind and has received full international CPD (Continuing Professional Development) accreditation. It is worth 23 CPD units for participating medical professionals! At LowCarbUSA® we […]
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By Doug Reynolds on March 10, 2018
In February, 2018 the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a new step in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) development process. Did I hear this right?? For the first time, they are seeking public comments on the proposed priority topics and supporting scientific questions that […]
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By Doug Reynolds on February 10, 2018
Due to popular demand the Kick Sugar Summit 2018 live event is running a bunus ENCORE weeks from ran from March 12th to March 18th. The summit is 100% virtual and 100% free to watch live and you cab still register for all the talks left this week. There are over 25 speakers from around the world lined up to […]
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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 […]
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By Doug Reynolds on November 30, 2017
Let’s first qualify that statement by saying that NOT ALL, but ‘MOST Physicians are still unaware of the truth regarding healthy nutrition’. Dr. Robert Lustig tweeted recently, “Restricting carbohydrates is removing the major contributor to high glucose levels and insulin resistance. The solution is so evidently simple, yet scientists have been resistant to accept it.” […]
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