Yet another on-line Summit, but this one will likely be of interest to many.
Works the usual way, 3-4 talks up for 24 hours, then new day, etc.

KetoSummit

http://ketosummit.com/pre-launch-registration-page-5



Drs. Seyfried, D'Agostino, Westman, Noakes, Fung, Feinman, and other well-known names from the sports side of Ketosis as well, Sisson, Greenfield, Henselmans, and on...

Interesting! Thanks for sharing

Sounds good, I just signed up. Thanks, Jey100!

Thanks for the post about the summit!! I signed up

For those who registered there is one interview already online. It's with Thomas Seyfried about cancer as a metabolic disease. It is extremely interesting and well worth watching. He really lays out exactly what he is trying to accomplish. Also Seyfried's passion is impressive. His focus is on developing a non-toxic treatment for cancer, based on the metabolic model rather than the genetic model of the disease that he believes would substantially reduce the death rate. He believe that the genetic model of the disease is a dead end.

Jean

How about some evidence that there is an optimum level of ketones in the blood. That would be nice.....

Watched the interview with Seyfried when it became available last week. Excellent information. I agree and highly recommend watching it.

Marty Kendall posted the day by day schedule to plan ahead.
https://optimisingnutrition.com/201...he-keto-summit/

Day 9 and last day:

Here's who you'll be hearing from on Day 9 of the Keto Summit:

Dominic D'Agostino
Neuro-Degenerative Diseases, Supplements, & Keto Disease Prevention

Patricia Daly
Cancer: A Practical Approach for Preventing and Healing with Keto

Catherine Crofts
Improving, Measuring, and Mastering Insulin Sensitivity


AND the Two Encore Days will replay them all. You could sign up now and still see them all.

I listened to Chris Masterjohn this morning and found his talk very interesting. I like his scientific rather than programmatic approach. I felt like I was listening to a different and valuable perspective. It gave me things to think about rather than feeling like the same old same old.

Jean

Thanks, I'll have to catch up with that one. I was interested to learn what carb levels Patrica Daly uses for her Ketogenic diet for cancer. Starts with higher carbs, but in two weeks, drops the carbs down to 12 net, which often might be around 20g total with salads and veg, to consistently get her clients into an optimum glucose/ketone ratio.

I listened to Patricia Daly's talk yesterday and even though I have never had cancer I found it very interesting. I also found myself thinking how wonderful it would be if there were practitioners like her readily available to everyone. Maybe some day.

Towards the end of her talk she mentioned that she now eats more like 50-60 gms of carbs a day. Chris Masterjohn also mentioned that how you need to eat at one phase of your life may change at a later point in time. This is something I am finding for myself. I do tolerate a lot more carbs than I used to. Treatment can be different from prevention or maintenance and I"m sure personal history matter too.

Jean

Grace Liu (Day 10) also shows how fixing one's gut biome can make it possible to tolerate more gluten.

I heard her say that too. Unfortunately her talk was a little shaky on specifics so I found it impossible to evaluate. I have my doubts. I wish she gave more concrete details on how she treats people. I also wish she talked more about your every day person and not just elite athletes. She might be filled with useful knowledge but she just didn't convey it in this talk.

Jean

I've been catching as many as possible as time permits. Dom D'Agostino was very detailed and informative, Patricia Daly provided a practical approach to a keto lifestyle and addressed meal plans for athletes and cancer avoidance, treatment, and Ivor Cummins was interesting with his presentation, much of which I've seen him present before with a few new bits of information.