The Diet Doctor purpose: How would you like to contribute?
The Diet Doctor purpose
As you can see, nearly all members apparently know what the Diet Doctor cause is. This is awesome as the cause is massively important to us – the reason we go to work in the morning.
Diet Doctor isn’t a “normal” company. We don’t exist to make as much money as possible, we don’t believe in that. We have no investors, nobody who needs their money back with interest, so we can take an extremely long-term view. We’re a purpose-driven company like SpaceX and Tesla, meaning we exist to make a difference.
The difference we want to make, our purpose, is this:
Empowering people everywhere to revolutionize their health.
To make such a difference we must think long-term and we’re working hard to build a company that can outlive us.
However, to focus our daily efforts we also need a more short-term mission. This mission can be seen as the next significant achievement we’re going to make on the long journey towards our purpose.
Our current mission is to make low carb simple.
We believe a billion or more people could benefit from low carb, especially those who suffer from obesity and type 2 diabetes, and we’re massively excited about achieving this mission, making low carb simple to do.
Learn more about our purpose and mission
Thank you
You are the reason we can hire great people and work hard to make low carb simple. And hard work pays off – DietDoctor.com is now the largest low-carb site in the world. Pretty cool.
We’re not willing to compromise our trustworthiness by having ads, selling products or taking money from industry, and therefore your contribution is essential to our existence.
This would not have been possible without people like you. Not without over 16,000 people supporting us via our optional membership. Not without everyone who is spreading the word about Diet Doctor or helping other people succeed on low carb.
Thank you.
What does “making low carb simple” mean to you?
Do you want to make a small but important contribution right now? Then answer this question:
What would have to change for low carb to feel simple for you?
We’re trying to answer this question and knowing your opinion will help. Email your answer to us or comment at the bottom of this page.
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I have noticed that some of my older friends have a lot of trouble navigating the website so I have copied and pasted onto a document the What to eat and What to avoid form the website (with proper attribution).
https://phcuk.org/
Sam Feltham's organization.
By the way, thanks for all you do. Reading this blog and hearing the altruistic mission statement and the disdain towards serving other interests, it really is inspiring. Keep it up!
You'd be surprised how close that is to some discussions here at the HQ... ;)
Seems to me DietDoctor advocates the exact opposite, it shows how to take personal responsibility for your health. Which, of course, can be extended to every area of life.
For instance, use the money to promote LCHF...such as you are doing.
each day? So you can have breakfast at 7 AM,
lunch at noon and and dinner at 6 PM? What's
so unusual about that? This is "restricted feeding"?
I'm not seein' it.
Why not just try Low Carb High Fat and then eat
whenever you want?
Look at the results and decide for yourself!
Eric