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Low Carb Breckenridge 2017


Low Carb Breckenridge 2017 

Following on from the great Low Carb Vail 2016 meeting, Dr Jeff Gerber (Denver’s Diet Doctor) and Dr Rod Tayler (Low Carb Down Under) are organising a Low Carb conference in Breckenridge. Colorado.

When: Friday, 24th February at 7:00am (MST) to Sunday, 26th February at 5:00 PM (MST)

Where: The Village Hotel 535 South Park Avenue Breckenridge, CO 80424

Cost: $250 full three days, $150 Saturday only (limited availability)

Everyone’s invited: For healthcare professionals, the cost includes CME.

Online Live Stream: $20 to watch full three days (included for attendees)


Presentations:
 

  • Dr Jason Fung – “A New Paradigm of Insulin Resistance”

  • Dr Ron Rosedale – “Protein Intake, Cancer and Aging”

  • Dr Mark Berger – “Low-Carb Radiology: Enhancing Your Image”

  • Dr Dawn Lemanne – “Carbohydrate Restriction in Cancer Therapy”

  • Dr Jake Kushner – “Medical nutrition therapy for people with type 1 diabetes: fact versus fiction”

  • Dr Amy Savagian – “Ketogenic Nutrition in Functional Medicine”

  • Erynn Kay – “Does Fiber Make You Fat? – The Gut’s Effect on Weight and Metabolism”

  • Ivor Cummins – “The Pathways of Insulin Resistance, and Relevance to Chronic Disease”

  • Dr Zoe Harcombe – “Should dietary fat guidelines have been introduced ?”

  • Dr Zoe Harcombe – “HPCSA vs. Professor Noakes: A bird’s eye view”

  • Dr Ted Naiman – “Hyperinsulinemia”

  • Jimmy Moore – “The Patient’s Perspective on Fasting”

  • Dr David Unwin  “The Glycaemic Index: Helping patients with Type 2 Diabetes”

  • Dr Mike Eades – “Does Fat Really Burn in the Flame of Carbohydrate?”

  • Dr Andreas Eenfeldt – “The Food Revolution”

  • Ryan Turner – “Real Food Cooking”

  • Michel Lundell – “To Assess Ketosis by Blood or Breath Testing?”

  • Maria Emmerich  “Ketogenic Cooking”

  • Sam Feltham – “Creating Change In Public Health”

  • Dr Mark Cucuzella – “Can you Run 50 miles in Sandals and on Bacon and Eggs- Metabolic Flexibility for Athletic Performance”

  • Antonio Martinez – “The Legal, Political, and Public Health Policy Challenges and Opportunities of Low Carb”

  • Dr Peter Ballerstedt – “Ruminant Reality: Diet, Human Health and the Environment”

  • Dr. Eric Westman – “Clinical Experience Using LCHF: Case Examples and Tailoring”

  • Dr. Nicolai Worm – “Nutrition Therapy of Non-Alcoholic Liver Disease – The Most Convincing Argument for Low-Carb Eating”

  • Jamie Caporosso – “Keto Paleo advantages for Athletes and Chasing Ketones”

  • Charlotte Summers – “The Low-Carb Program: 150,000 anecdotes”

  • Darryl Edwards – “The Case for Physical Activity”

  • Dr. Benjamin Bikman – “Insulin vs. Ketones: the battle for brown fat”

  • Dr. Tommy Wood – “The way to man’s heart is through the stomach”

  • Beatrice Lunday – “Tackling brain cancer – A Personal Journey”

  • David Feldmen – “The Dynamic Influence of a High Fat Diet on cholesterol variability”

  • Laura Laslow – “A Four Month Online Very Low Carbohydrate, Ketogenic Diet and Lifestyle Intervention Study”

  • Dr Gary Fettke – “Model of Inflammation”

  • Dr Jeff Gerber – “Cholesterol OMG!”

  • Dr Rod Tayler – “Fine Tuning LCHF for Optimal Health”


Plus Q and A Sessions