Another milestone: The Diet Doctor YouTube-channel just hit ONE MILLION video views. Here’s a top 10 list of videos you may like:
- The Food Revolution – AHS 2011, 172 000 views
- The Cause of Obesity with Dr Robert Lustig, 64 000 views
- Low Carb Living with Dr Stephen Phinney, 42 000 views
- Low Carb Explained with Dr Mary Vernon, 38 000 views
- The Paleo Diet Explained with Dr Loren Cordain, 33 000 views
- How to Cure Type 2 Diabetes with Dr Jay Wortman, 28 000 views
- The Science of Low Carb with Dr Eric Westman, 17 000 views
- Low Carb Paleo with Mark Sisson, 8 000 views
- Good Food is Good Medicine with Dr Jeffry Gerber, 5 000 views
- How to Eat to Get Pregnant with Dr Michael Fox, 3 000 views
During the coming weeks you’ll get new videos with Gary Taubes, Dr Peter Attia, Dr John Briffa and Dr William Davis.
What or who else would you like to see?
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I would like to see Prof. Dr. Andro (of suppversity). He is similar like Mark Sisson, emphasizes equally on fitness & nutrition. Interestingly he is a professor of physics, not nutrition or medicine.
Another thing I'm interested is to hear what is the clinical experience of low-carb dieters' lipid profiles? Of course weight loss and older women is another topic close to my heart. I'm hoping that Annika and Sofie may have some insight on these topics too.
Thanks again for your fantastic site.
This is a great reward for your good work on the blog, please go on!
I am still hoping for a change in Germany, but officials still close their eyes and refuse to see the truth about their not evidence based recommendations which make people only fatter and sicker
In the meantime I enjoy reading here all information you share with us! Thank you!
Diabetes doc have writhen about this:
http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=sv&tl=en&js=n&...
Like Tooticky, I would also be interested to know what kind of long-term results the Swedish doctors are getting, as this is all good ammunition when discussing the low-carb diet with people with a scientific background who still believe that people should just exercise more to burn off extra calories (by exercise, they usually mean running every other day). They are also inclined to believe that only their views are evidence based and that everybody else is a 'quack' or cherry picking. It seems to me that many people in the scientific community have difficulty accepting anything other than the conventional wisdom even in the face of a lack of supporting evidence.
Likewise for Krauss. His satfat study has just been shredded since it's release - look at how rarely it's cited anymore - and it seems he & Hu no longer defend it. Despite this many "gurus" run around tell everyone to guzzle the satfat based on Krauss. Is Paleo any better than conventional wisdom at relying on bad studies?
Those who counsel limiting satfat to 10-15% of calories still seem to be sitting with the better evidence right now, for the time being, don't they?
" cryo therapi-cold bath"
If you believe Dr. Kruse's life-extension ideas without a lot more evidence, well. . .um. . .
You should be demanding much more evidence than he provides, because his claims go well beyond the limited science we have here, into the realms of near sci-fi radical immortality. It's more Issac Asimov than otherwise at this point. 
‘Good Fat’ Activated by Cold, Not Ephedrine
ScienceDaily (June 4, 2012) — Researchers at Joslin Diabetes Center have shown that while a type of "good" fat found in the body can be activated by cold temperatures, it is not able to be activated by the drug ephedrine.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/06/120604155556.htm
Brown fat is found in humans naturally and consumes calories to generate heat. Prior studies had shown that brown fat can be activated by cold exposure in a process called non-shivering thermogenesis.
Whomever you choose, can't wait to see more! Thank you for all your time and effort getting out the LCHF message.