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August 15, 2024 August 18, 2024
Low Carb San Diego 2024August 15 - August 18
US$499
Tickets and info: https://www.lowcarbusa.org/smhp-symposiums/sd-2024/ref/33/
About this conference:
Open to the public as well as practitioners. In-Person AND Livestream options with event videos available afterward to all. Option to attend outstanding VIP low-carb dinners each night. Ample LIVE Q&A time after each presentation to get YOUR questions answered. 28 Prescribed Category 1 CME credits available. 4 Years CEU credit for NASN practitioners Additional bonus breakout talks and Q&As with other leaders in the ketogenic/low-carb community. There will be a chance here to interact with our sponsors. The always compelling and thought-provoking Final Panel is a can’t miss Sunday afternoon. Health and Wellness Coaches, Personal Trainers, Sports Enthusiasts, and Citizen Scientists all welcome.
Organized by Doug Reynolds
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The Most Powerful Men in America Are Eating Steak and Sauerkraut
In this episode of Carnivore Talk, we break down the viral New York Times Magazine article about Dr. Sean O’Mara’s “Living Diet” — the meat-and-ferments protocol reportedly followed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., JD Vance, and other high-ranking officials.
What exactly is the Living Diet? How does it differ from strict carnivore? Why are some of the most powerful men in the country eating grass-fed ruminant meat and a wide variety of fermented foods? And what can everyday carnivore and animal-based eaters take from this trend?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBUAtM3QASQ
We cover:
The details of O’Mara’s protocol (ruminant meat + diverse ferments)
The political and cultural significance of this diet reaching the highest levels of government
Claims around visceral fat loss, satiety, and gut health
Practical takeaways for those already eating carnivore or low-carb
Is this just another elite health fad… or another sign that animal-based eating is shifting from fringe to mainstream?
Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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