Watch Low Carb Denver livestream at Diet Doctor

Update: The conference was fantastic. Unfortunately the livestream is no longer available, but as a member (free trial available) you can watch the presentations here.
The Low Carb Denver 2019 conference starts this Friday and runs until Sunday. It’s probably the largest US low-carb conference of the year, with 850 participants and over 30 amazing speakers (full schedule).
We’re 12 coworkers from Team Diet Doctor on location to film presentation and podcasts. We’ll also help manage a high-quality livestream of the entire event, featuring several cameras and live editing.
This livestream will be freely available for all our 65,000+ members.
Join free for a month to get instant access to the livestream and hundreds of other low-carb videos. Plus Q&A with experts and our amazing low-carb meal-plan service.
Awesome speakers include Gary Taubes, Nina Teicholz, Dr. David and Jen Unwin, Dr. Bret Scher, Dr. Jason Fung and more! I will present on Sunday.
Don’t miss out on this amazing event, starting at 7 am MST on Friday.
Would love to go next year maybe.
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Yes, they will!
can't wrap there head around all the fat I eat. No fruit......."well that's not healthy" hahaha
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Update: the conference has ended, it was perhaps the best low-carb conference ever, and you can still watch the entire recorded livestream below.
starch absorbtion compared to eating the day it's cooked. Is there a difference? Also, it would be
nice to push dairy business to remove all the sugar from milk and probiotic yogurt.
I will treat myself to a piece of toast once every couple of months. Same goes with a Fettuccine
Alfredo. One of my favourite treats every 8 weeks will be pan of pizza toppings/ cheese. Once cooled
and cut it's a flavourful no crust satisfaction. I never get tired of salads such as (no crouton) bacon
Caesar chicken salad, bacon Ranch or a simple side salad with mayo. I enjoy my water and it's not cool
to say but I've been drinking reasonable levels of aspartame sweetned soda (for 47 years) with no health
issues, ever.
I'm very glad it's an option in the huge market of drinks.