2 Keto Dudes

Carrie Brown was at Pwop Studios in June. She talked about her bi-polar experiences, and how a ketogenic diet helped her regain control.

While in Zurich, Richard sat down with Kiwi Dr. Catherine Crofts to talk about her research into insulin, insulin resistance, insulin testing and the legacy of Dr Joseph Kraft.

Dr. Joe Kosterich is the outspoken Western Australian general practitioner and low-carbohydrate advocate who is changing the medical profession from within. While in Perth earlier this year, Richard sat down with him to talk about how physicians can help their patients with metabolic syndrome using low-carbohydrate diets.

At the Food for Thought conference in Zurich this June, Richard talked to Sarah Hallberg about Type 2 Diabetes, low-carb healthy-fat, and Virta Health.

While in Perth, Richard interviewed exercise physiologist Kirsty Woods about how low-carb and exercise work together.

Troy Stapleton is a radiologist who became a Type 1 Diabetic as an adult, and learned to control glucose and reduce insulin requirements with a low carbohydrate diet.

During Richard's April visit to America, he and Carl went to New York to interview Nina Teicholz, who is working hard to change the US dietary guidelines.

Richard had a death in the family, which he shares in this very short message. We're going to take a few weeks off until life returns to normal. Keep calm, keto on, and fast when you can.

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While in Perth, Richard Morris talked to Martin Cebis about the strategic dissonance in the health care system brought on by scientific findings about fat, sugar, and Diabetes.

This week the dudes catch up with Dr. Jason Fung about his new book, The Diabetes Code.

While in Perth, Richard sat down with John Wright to talk about the LCHF event he ran there, as well as his new metabolic testing technology.

The dudes interview Prof. Thomas Seyfried about his research into the use of ketogenic diets to combat cancer.

While in Perth, Richard Morris talked to dietitian and researcher Jessica Turton about her new paper on diet and Type 1 diabetes. Three of her four grandparents had Type 2 Diabetes and her father had a heart attack at a young age. She had no choice but to look into the science behind diet, and discovered that LCHF was the key to treating T2DM. What's remarkable is that Jessica is also a fully qualified APD (Accredited Practicing Dietitian) by the Dietitian's Association of Australia.

The dudes talk to Dr. Ken Berry. He's a family practitioner in rural Tennessee who treats his diabetic and obese patients with a ketogenic diet, and offers free advice online.