The low-carb doctor who couldn’t be silenced

April 25 2017 by in About membership, Failed low-fat diets, Low carb & high fat, Science & health, The food revolution

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Can it be dangerous for a physician to talk about nutrition with his patients? So dangerous that the authorities tell him to never, ever talk about nutrition again?

Dr. Gary Fettke is a low-carb messenger who, in a similar way to Professor Noakes in South Africa, authorities have tried to silence. All for giving his patients empowering nutritional advice, like avoiding carbs for people with obesity and type 2 diabetes.

Fortunately, Dr. Fettke absolutely refuses to be silenced. In our interview, he explains what has happened to him. And why it is a matter of principle to stand up against dietary dogma.

You can watch a segment from the interview above (transcript). The full video is available on our member site:

The Doctor Who Couldn’t Be Silenced – Dr. Gary Fettke

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7 comments

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Pam
April 26 2017
The link to watch the interview with Dr. Gary Fettke is broken....

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Jan
April 26 2017
Tried to watch full video for members but could only access the Preview.
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Marsha
April 26 2017
It's broken for me as well.

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Inger Swanberg Team Diet Doctor
April 26 2017
I'm sorry - fixed the link.
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RT
April 29 2017
Thank you for your courage and dedication, Dr. Fettke. I hope you can take some encouragement from the outcome of the Tim Noakes case.
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Wenche Havsholm
November 5 2017
I can access the previews only, as a member

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Peter Biörck Team Diet Doctor
November 5 2017
Hi Wenche!

You have to be logged on as a member, that's usually solves the problem.

I can access the previews only, as a member

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