Podcasts about ketotic

In this episode I talk with Austin Carrigg about this often misdiagnosis of ketotic hypoglycemia.  She talks about her struggle to get a diagnosis and to have doctors listen to her concerns and to look at the symptoms and not just the down syndrome. Are you ready to get down!

Illustrate the need for caloric intervention in disorders of an unstable catabolic state.Define Idiopathic Ketotic Hypoglycemia (IKH) and markers of anabolic and catabolic state.Discuss the differential of IKH and glycogen storage diseases.

Objectives:1. Review the prevalence of ketotic hypoglycemia in thepediatric population.2. Construct an approach to evaluating children withketotic hypoglycemia.3. Discuss evidence that glycogen storage disease may bean under-recognized cause of ketotic hypoglycemia

Amber O’Hearn is a data scientist by profession with a background in math, computer science, linguistics, and psychology. She has been studying and experimenting with low-carb, ketogenic diets since 1997, and more recently writing and speaking about her findings. Her review on the evolutionary appropriateness and benefit of weaning babies onto a meat-based, high fat, low carb diet, was included as testimony defending Professor Tim Noakes in his recent trial.  Amber has been eating a plant-free diet since 2009.   Time stamps:    4:03 Amber O'Hearn's love of singing. 6:03 Amber's journey towards carnivore. 11:50 Pitfalls of bipolar medications. 13:50 Finding the carnivore community (zeroing in on health). 16:03 Amber's amazing mood improvements. 17:19 Had Amber tried re-introducing plants back into her diet? 18:10 The fear of losing variety in your diet. 20:13 How to cook brain. 20:47 Salmonella. 21:43 Eating raw animal foods and food safety. 23:06 Why eating egg whites may not be a good idea. 25:00 How Amber's mood became substantially more stable. 27:49 Micronutrients in meat. 29:00 Unique nutrients in animal foods. 31:34 Eliminating plants from the diet. 33:18 Carnivory and diet dogmatism. 34:25 Humans as facultative carnivores. 37:21 Bioavailability of nutrients in animal vs. plant foods. 40:33 Fiber. 41:33 Other nutrients that low carb dieters do not need as much of. (Vitamin c and scurvy.) 43:13 Linus Pauling's theory. 50:06 Iodine. 50:57 Is the carnivore diet safe for children? 54:00 Newborns/infants and ketosis. 56:27 Ketones and cholesterol. 58:41 Ketones and improved working memory/other benefits. 59:53 Fat to protein ratio on a carnivore diet. 1:06:20 The effect of protein on insulin. 1:09:22 Does protein really have calories? 113:12 Information on where to find Amber online and her upcoming work. Amber’s contact information:    Empiri.ca  Ketotic.org Facultativecarnivore.com  Twitter: @ketocarnivore Instagram: @ambimorph   Ancestral Supplements https://ancestralsupplements.com/ use the promo code “SaladinoMD” on the shopify site for 10% off.    JOOVV: www.joovv.com/paul   My contact information: PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/paulsaladinomd   SOCIAL MEDIA  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulsaladinomd Website: paulsaladinomd.com Twitter:@mdsaladino Facebook: Paul Saladino MD email: paulsaladinomd@gmail.com   Be sure to subscribe for more medicine and lifestyle content. Stay radical!  

In this week’s My Sugar Free Journey Podcast, we are talking to Amber O'Hearn about the Carnivore Diet! Remember that you can follow us on iTunes and I would really appreciate a review there on iTunes.  Thanks!   Podcast Shownotes If you would like to hear more from Amber, follow her on Twitter here, Or read her Ketotic website here or her empiri.ca website here. You can also hear the previous interview with Amber here. 6 Quick Health Improvements From Lowering Insulin! Visit Our Sponsors Order a ButcherBox and get $10 off Your Order and FREE Bacon! Try out Pantry Perks here! Join the 28 Day Ketogenic training and meal plan room here! Be sure to use this affiliate link before you shop at Amazon.  It doesn’t cost you anything and helps out the work we are doing here.  You can also buy your Pure Vitamin Club vitamins by clicking here.  Thanks!  

SHR # 2213 :: SFH: Could Intermittent Fasting Helps MS Patients plus The Effects Of a High Fat Ketogenic Diet on Nutritional Epigenetic Inheritance of Offspring :: Dr. Jeff Golini, PhD - Joel Greene - Can intermittent fasting be part of the therapeutic approach to treating multiple sclerosis? Lets see what this mouse study shows us. PLUS We investigate if staying in a deep Ketotic state using a high fat diet for long periods of time may have unintended effects on your offspring. ::

SHR # 2213 :: SFH: Could Intermittent Fasting Helps MS Patients plus The Effects Of a High Fat Ketogenic Diet on Nutritional Epigenetic Inheritance of Offspring :: Dr. Jeff Golini, PhD - Joel Greene - Can intermittent fasting be part of the therapeutic approach to treating multiple sclerosis? Lets see what this mouse study shows us. PLUS We investigate if staying in a deep Ketotic state using a high fat diet for long periods of time may have unintended effects on your offspring. ::

In this week’s My Sugar Free Journey Podcast, we are talking to Amber O'Hearn about the Carnivore Diet! Remember that you can follow us on iTunes and I would really appreciate a review there on iTunes.  Thanks!   Podcast Shownotes If you would like to hear more from Amber, follow her on Twitter here, Or read her Ketotic website here or her empiri.ca website here. My Doctor Said The Ketogenic Diet Isn’t Safe.  What Do I Do? This Week in Low Carb News: Bad Science and Fat Pastors What is Sugar Free and Keto Friendly at Ruby Tuesday? Visit Our Sponsors Order a ButcherBox and get $10 off Your Order and FREE Bacon! Try out Pantry Perks here! Join the 28 Day Ketogenic training and meal plan room here! Be sure to use this affiliate link before you shop at Amazon.  It doesn’t cost you anything and helps out the work we are doing here.  You can also buy your Pure Vitamin Club vitamins by clicking here.  Thanks!

After everyone answers fun questions in the culmination of the Quick Fire contest, two major topics get attention. First, David Barr - long a critic of overstated claims for pre-post-workout timing - makes some serious observations. Anthony Almada concurs, offering his experise and evidence from the literature as well. Then, after the break, the guys talk all things keto. Do fat-adapted athletes struggle with intense workouts? Are very low-carbohydrate diets only for those of a certain genetic disposition? Almada furthers the discussion with more insights from the literature. This is a fun and informative episode that dares to challenge convention.

After everyone answers fun questions in the culmination of the Quick Fire contest, two major topics get attention. First, David Barr - long a critic of overstated claims for pre-post-workout timing - makes some serious observations. Anthony Almada concurs, offering his experise and evidence from the literature as well. Then, after the break, the guys talk all things keto. Do fat-adapted athletes struggle with intense workouts? Are very low-carbohydrate diets only for those of a certain genetic disposition? Almada furthers the discussion with more insights from the literature. This is a fun and informative episode that dares to challenge convention.

After everyone answers fun questions in the culmination of the Quick Fire contest, two major topics get attention. First, David Barr - long a critic of overstated claims for pre-post-workout timing - makes some serious observations. Anthony Almada concurs, offering his experise and evidence from the literature as well. Then, after the break, the guys talk all things keto. Do fat-adapted athletes struggle with intense workouts? Are very low-carbohydrate diets only for those of a certain genetic disposition? Almada furthers the discussion with more insights from the literature. This is a fun and informative episode that dares to challenge convention.