The Ketovangelist Podcast
Summary: Diets don't work. If you want to improve your health, lose that stubborn body fat, and get in the best shape of your life, you have to change your lifestyle. Ketovangelist, through the blog (ketovangelist.com) and this podcast will help you understand the right way to think, the way to eat, and the right way to exercise to achieve the kind of success you want. Living the low-carb, ketogenic lifestyle means dramatically (and quickly) improving your health, getting in shape, and feeling great every day. The advice, tips, and information you'll get on The Ketovangelist Podcast, from experts and professionals in the medical community and in your community, will help you conquer your health and become even more awesome than you already are.
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In Feb of 2014, Professor Tim Noakes responded to a question on Twitter. His response has led to one of the most bizarre civil actions in our modern era. His journey has been long and arduous and journalist Marika Sboros has been there, every step of the way. Originally a skeptic of LCHF, Marika began […]
This is the latest episode of listener questions. I also talk about KetoCon and a new service that I am rolling out called Certified Ketogenic Here’s a link to the histone research I mentioned.
Dr. Adam Kapelner has a Ph.D. in Statistics, working as a professor of Interdisciplinary Statistics at Queens College in New York. He’s also a keto advocate who has found a novel approach to using keto and certain drugs in combination to treat cancer. He is thorough in his research, and incisive in his analysis, but […]
Dr. Alvin Berger is a lipidologist, working within the University of Minnesota system. He is also part of the company that produces MCT and other keto-friendly products, called KetoMCT.com. He allowed me some time to clarify some of the confusion surrounding MCT oils, how they differ from coconut and palm oils, how they are made, […]
Lucia Aronica is a researcher and instructor at Stanford University and San Jose State University. She is working with Prof Christopher Gardner on the largest study ever undertaken to compare low-carb vs. low-fat with the goal of understanding how diet affects gene activity through epigenetic modifications. For this project Dr. Aronica has recently been awarded […]
Dr. Susan Masino, Vernon Roosa Professor of Applied Science, decided at a young age that she wanted to be a brain scientist. As she grew up and began to study and learn more about the structure, function, and capacities of the brain, she became even more interested. After receiving her PhD in Psychobiology from UC […]
This week is the third installment of listener questions. I asked the members of the Ketogenic Success Facebook group for questions that I could answer. And they asked. And I answered. And then I explained some of my goals for the new year…and I asked you for yours.
Carrie and I have launched our own podcast, Ketovangelist Kitchen. The listener response to the Ketovangelist Kitchen segment was incredibly positive, so we decided to make our own show. So here is the first, official, episode of The Ketovangelist Kitchen Podcast. Carrie and I discuss the different kinds of oils, and why and how you […]
Jeff Scot Philips is the former CEO of a health food manufacturer, and he spent years trying to bully, bribe, and manipulate everyone, from the USDA and FDA, to doctors, to the media, in order to sell more of his products. But after he began to see how the food he was producing was beginning […]
Dr. Pavel Klein began his medical career by studying the brain, which led him to his interest in epilepsy. He then began to study the effects of the ketogenic diet and lifestyle on epilepsy in adults. In particular, he has focused on the benefit of the ketogenic diet on adults with epilepsy. This led him […]
Carli Vogler is an Ivy League graduate (Yale), who played lacrosse throughout her college career. But she never felt 100%, whether it was because she suffered from stomach ailments, her mental focus was lacking, or she didn’t have a lot of energy, she never really thought about how her food choices could impact her day-to-day […]
Anna Vocino is an entertainer, voice actress, comedienne, and cohost of the popular Fitness Confidential Podcast. She also has Celiac, which led her to the lchf/keto lifestyle. After struggling with health (not necessarily weight) for most of her life, she was surprised to find out that she had this allergy. She made some major adjustments […]
Nina Teicholz is a journalist who got interested in the nutrition world after being put on assignment, covering food-related issues. That interest blossomed into something much, much bigger, and led her to discover some of the biggest nutrition lies ever foisted upon the public. She began her research by looking at the scientific data, and […]
After watching the movie Supersize Me, Tom Naughton was skeptical the data presented. He knew there was no way that Morgan Spurlock could have gained the weight he gained by eating what he claimed to eat. So he decided to make his own movie as a rebuttal. And the rest is lchf/keto history. His movie, […]
When Hanna Boethius, a certified nutrition coach, was a young child, she was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. She has spent her whole life figuring out how to manage the affliction, in order to get the most out of life. But it wasn’t until she stumbled upon the lchf/keto way of eating that she really […]
