Swedish medical doctor, blogger, and author Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt is our special 2015 Low-Carb Cruise guest speaker featured in Episode 1023 of “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show.”
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Have you heard about the annual Low-Carb Cruise that our host Jimmy Moore helps organize each year as the preeminent event for the low-carb community? They just completed their eighth one in 2015 with lots of incredible guest speakers who are the leading voices for carbohydrate restriction and ketogenic diets, including people like Dr. Justin Marchegiani, Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, Dr. Jay Wortman, Dr. Eric Westman, Jackie Eberstein, Dr. Michael Fox, Dr. Ann Childers, Dietitian Cassie, and many more! Dr. Eenfeldt and his team professionally recorded these amazing lectures you will be hearing over the next five weeks and that we are proud to present to you on the podcast. Today’s featured lecture is from Swedish medical doctor, blogger, and author Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt at DietDoctor.com sharing about the low-carb, high-fat revolution that’s still happening in his home country of Sweden. You can access the videos of the Low-Carb Cruise lectures and a whole lot more at the brand new DietDoctor.com membership website.
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If these lectures whet your appetite to be a part of the festivities on the 9th Annual Low-Carb Cruise coming up on May 1-8, 2016, then it would be awesome to have you join in on the fun in the sun with all of your low-carb and Paleo friends. SIGN UP HERE to reserve your seat to meet next year’s guest speakers, including Dr. Jeffry Gerber and Erynn Kay, Carla and Emma Papas (The Merrymaker Sisters), Hanna Boethius, Dr. Ann Childers, Dr. Adam Nally, Tom Naughton, Darryl Edwards, Dr. Gary Fettke, Jackie Eberstein, Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, Dr. Lucia Aronica, Dr. Ted Naiman, Matt and Kendra Cardoza, Mike and Deanna Mutzel, Dr. Sarah Hallberg, Elizabeth Benton, Dr. Jacob Wilson, and many more. This is one event you do not want to miss if you are a fan of livin’ la vida low-carb! Sign up now and we’ll see you there next May.
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– Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt at DietDoctor.com
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Andreas amazing talk. you spell it out. we are starting a similar revolution here in a small state with bad health- West Virginia. thanks for sharing the love and knowledge to change the world. From a fellow Family Doctor Mark Cucuzzella MD
There are a number of people, including a number of your guests, who think saturated fat is not linked to cardiovacular disease but that meat is. Ronald Krauss, who did the study that found no relation between saturated fat and heart disease thinks meat is a cause of heart disease and says the mechanism is unknown. Denise Minger, who clobbered the China Study thinks the link between meat and heart disease is concerning.
Cardiologist Stephen Gandry said on your show that the worst cases of clogged arteries he has seen were paleo folks. I don’t know what’s right, but it might turn out that meat isn’t as innocent as saturated fat.
There is a lot of pontificating being done in the nutritional health world. It may take decades to see who’s actually right. And it may be highly individualized to see what diet is right for everyone.
I’m starting to think if someone is concerned about diabetes, low carb is probably the best bet, and if they’re worried about heart disease low meat, high vegetable might be the best. The only thing I know for sure is next year I’ll have a different opinion.