Retired family medicine physician Dr. Ken Peters and his enthusiastic wife Peggy Holloway are our interview guests today in Episode 885 of “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show.”
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You know how sometimes you meet a man and wife who were meant to be together? Well, today’s interview guests certainly fit within that category in a big way and they have quite the story to tell about how they discovered the powerful effects of a low-carb, high-fat, ketogenic diet which helps them run circles around their fellow long-distance biking challenges. They are Omaha, Nebraska-based married couple Dr. Ken Peters and Peggy Holloway. If you have read the success stories chapter in Jimmy latest book Keto Clarity, then you will already know about the fascinating story of these two seniors–Ken is 72 and Peggy is 61–who got on board with nutritional ketosis and now can’t shut up about it with anyone and everyone they come across. After Peggy was a guest friend on Jimmy’s Friday podcast “Low-Carb Conversations” in Episode 123, several listeners asked for her to be on “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show” along with her husband to talk more about how they incorporate keto into their active lifestyle. You asked for it and now you’ve got it! ENJOY!
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– RELATED PODCAST: Low-Carb Conversations #123: Courtney Ferreira And Peggy Holloway Examine The 5 Metabolism Death Foods
I wish more of Hubby’s co-workers were on fire foe keto eating. The latest one (Wednesday) was telling Hubby about how his doctor was screeching about his high cholesterol, high BP, and other problems. Hubby7 told me when he got home, and I sent him back the next day with my copy of Cholesterol Clarity for this guy to read.
He took it home, got 1/2 way through it, and brought it back to Hubby–he just COULD NOT fathom that something so simple as cutting carbs could help all his ailments in one shot–even with lots of doctor notes and “moments of clarity” inside, and a living example to boot (that would be Hubby).
I have my book back…I tried.
I can lead a horse to water (and have many times), but I can’t seem to make it drink. My next-door neighbors threw away my Paleo diet and Why We Get Fat books; the lady that lives behind me took my Primal Blueprint book (and ignores it), and my B-I-L (who used to follow Atkins years ago) no longer follows it, even though I sent him (via Amazon)the updated Atkins book.
It seems the more I try, the more books I end up losing to carb-addicted people who’d really rather complain about their weight and health than do something about it (including my own doctor). From now on, my books are MINE, and so is the information contained therein.
Instead of helping spread the word, I’ve decided to treat keto as the best-kept secret on earth–next to getting rich (and keto is actually one of the ways).