Low Carb Denver 2019
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Low Carb Conferences - Low Carb Denver 2019
New and convenient location next to Denver International Airport (DIA) at the brand new Gaylord Rockies. Skiing and snow sports in the mountains afterwards. Event organized by Dr Jeff Gerber (Denver’s Diet Doctor) and Dr Rod Tayler (Low Carb Down Under)
We invite you to Low Carb Denver 2019. This is now our fourth year and growth continues! We have added many new speakers along with some of the regulars, bringing you fresh and interesting topics, a fascinating panel discussion, Q&A sessions and our famous Five Minutes of Fame session. Hashtags: #LCD19 #LowCarbDenver #LowCarbConferences
The conference is open to all including the general public, health, nutrition and fitness enthusiasts, the scientific community, policymakers and healthcare professionals. Another great opportunity to learn, meet distinguished guests, network, socialize and enjoy!
For healthcare professionals, application for CME credit will be filed with the American Academy of Family Physicians. If you are a non-physician healthcare professional such as a PA, NP, RN, CDE, RD, DDS or DPM for example, we understand that these organizations generally accept AMA PRA Category 1 credit(s)™. Please check with your organization regarding educational credit. Our content continues to address the latest science, research, evidence and clinical approaches. In previous years 15 to 20 hours of CME credit have been approved.
AAFP Prescribed credit is accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to AMA PRA Category 1 credit(s)™ toward the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award.
For those of you interested in traveling to the mountains for snow sports, the after-party and continuing discussions, we are heading up to Vail during the week of Monday, March 11 following the conference. The drive is approx 2 ½ hours. Car rentals and mountain shuttles are available at the airport. Let us know if you want to join us.
Confirmed speakers and provisional topics:
- Gary Taubes – “The Qualities of Calories: lessons from the front line of LCHF clinical practice”
- David Ludwig, MD – “The Carbohydrate-Insulin Model of Obesity: From Metabolism to Management of Type 1 Diabetes”
- Dariush Mozaffarian, DrPh, MPH, MD, BS – “A history of nutrition science: Implications for current research, dietary guidelines and food policy”
- Gary Taubes • Dariush Mozaffarian • Ivor Cummins (moderator) – Panel discussion: “Epidemiology, Metabolic Chambers and the Real World”
- David Unwin, MD – “Choosing Our Low Carb Battles”
- Jen Unwin, BSc, MSc, DPsy, FBPsS – “Behavior change ‘in a nutshell’ “
- Ben Bikman, PhD – “The Metabolic Advantage”
- Jason Fung, MD • Nadia Pateguana, ND – “Polycystic Ovary Syndrome”
- Nina Teicholz – “The US Dietary Guidelines – Why They Matter”
- Brett Scher, MD • Nadir Ali, MD – “Cardiology Re-imagined: How We Can Reverse the Rise of Chronic Disease”
- John Schoonbee, MD – “Saving Lives and Healthcare Dollars”
- Mike Eades, MD – “TBD”
- Zoë Harcombe, PhD – “TBD”
- Jake Kushner, MD – “Low carb nutrition for type 1 diabetes, a practical guide”
- Robb Wolf – “Metabolic Flexibility and Hunger”
- Paul Mason, MD – “Cholesterol and Other Keto Myths”
- Sarah Hallberg, DO, MS – “What really is the evidence for low carb for diabetes and obesity?”
- Dawn Lemanne, MD – “Why Elephants Don’t Get Cancer: Harnessing Evolution in the Oncology Clinic”
- Mariela Glandt, MD – “Treating type 1 & 2 Diabetes with LCHF/KETO: an Endocrinology Perspective”
- Andreas Eenfeldt, MD – “Maintaining weight loss and remission of diabetes: How sustainable is it?”
- Caryn Zinn, PhD – “Practical Intermittent Fasting Strategies”
- Lily Nichols, RD – “Is Low Carb Safe During Pregnancy?”
- Laura Saslow, PhD – “Updates from the Diet and Lifestyle Interventions study”
- Maria Emmerich – “Oxidative Priority”
- Eric Westman, MD, MHS – “LCHF updates in the Clinical Setting”
- Priyanka Wali, MD – “Insulin Resistance, Sexual Dysfunction and other Awkward Discussions”
- Dave Feldman – “Exciting New Data on Energy, Exercise, and Cholesterol”
- Ivor Cummins, BE(Chem) CEng MIEI (moderator)
- Jeffry Gerber, MD (organizer, chairperson, speaker) – “When Weight Loss Stalls”
- Rod Tayler, MD (organizer, chairperson)