Low Carb USA

This weekend the place to be was San Diego, and the first Low Carb USA conference. Over 350 people gathered to socialize and listen to presentations from luminaries like Gary Taubes, Dom D’Agostino, Dr. Jason Fung and many more.
I had a great time and can highly recommend the conference. So many fantastic people were here.
There will be a second and probably way bigger conference in the same place, during the same weekend next year. And while waiting for that you’ll soon be able to watch all the presentation from this year’s conference in high quality at our member site – we recorded them all.
If you’re interested in coming next year it’s possible to pre-book the conference already, to the lowest price you’ll ever get:
Why hasn't NuSI hosted the (otherwise pay-walled) paper for open access?
Heck, why hasn't NuSI updated their site in the last 12 months?
Yes, he did have something to say.
Hard to put his answer in words.
Taubes gets it though.
In private conversations with other
presenters, stronger opinions were
expressed.
I agree with Ash Simmonds. Bias
either way is bad. They should
recruit scientists from outside
disciplines, like physicists, to run
and evaluate tests, lessening the
chances for bias.
left of the picture above. (smiley face here)
If Paul has not discovered http://www.phcuk.org yet then please let him know, as tickets still for our May 2019 conference in Bristol, UK are on sale now. There will be many lowcarb experts on stage over the 2 days.