Jimmy Moore (and our annual state of the nation LCHF talk) in Auckland Nov 13th book now
Get this in your diaries, it should be a good night out on the town “LCHF, Back to the future”
Part 1: Professor Grant Schofield and Dr Caryn Zinn will present their annual “state of the nation” lecture on the latest in research and practice in low carb high fat eating.
The title of the lecture is “LCHF, Back to the future”. Its clear that we need some radical change in the way we eat in society Come and find a new way forward, keep up with the latest research and get some great “how to” tips. The “real food guidelines” will be released which are a look back to our ancestors and science to look forward to a healthier future.
Part 2: Jimmy Moore “The Living La Vida Low Carb Man”, prominent low carb blogger, podcaster and author is visiting from the US.
Jimmy’s story: In January 2004, at 32 years of age and weighing 186kg, Jimmy Moore made a decision to get rid of the weight that was literally killing him. A year later, he had shed 180 pounds, shrunk his waist by 20 inches, and dropped his shirt size from 5XL to XL. He achieved this by eating a diet low in carbohydrate and high in fat. He did everything that our current dietary guidelines recommend that we DON’T do! Come and hear Jimmy’s story and hear about his new book Keto Clarity.
The Finish Line, 6.30 – 9.00pm, Thursday 13 November, AUT Millennium, Mairangi Bay, Auckland
Download brochure here – LCHF_Back_Future[1]
Get your booking (small bill donation to cover costs) by emailing Dee on humanpotentialcentre@aut.ac.nz
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Please explain this – Jimmy Moore has been UNABLE to maintain a stable weight since 1999 – he’s gained and lost in excess of 7900 lbs in that time and on his ketogenic diet he’s admitted to a recent weight gain of at least 35 lbs – so why should he be listened to?
The short answer is, that in medicine you really want to be listening to the people who suffer from the conditions you’re interested in, if they’re prepared to share their insights. Also, we’re really not about the cosmetic aspects of BMI and making everyone skinny. At any given weight, the same person can be much healthier or much sicker. In most cases people get healthier as they lose weight on LCHF, but if in the overweight category they can sometimes get fitter, have less pain, lower sugar and insulin and so on, without weight change – which is still an excellent result.
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