I would also recommend an interview with Dr. David Ludwig a pediatric endocrinologist at Harvard who has been very critical of the nova classification of ultra processed foods and has published critiques. He is also an advocate for therapeutic carbohydrate restriction to treat obesity and insulin resistance.
The ‘calories in, calories out’ advice has been demonstrated as a poor directive. There are many respected scientists and nutritionists, who have no corporate relationships, who have demonstrated that high good fats and quality animal protein are fine and that carbohydrates can create inflammation. British nutrition reviewer Zoe Harcombe discusses nutritional studies to a depth and focus that greatly helps in knowing the veracity of nutritional studies.
Well, Marion Nestlé has some good ideas. She is clueless about the benefits of a very low carb approach also known as therapeutic carbohydrate restriction to treat obesity and insulin resistance. I suggest future interviews would include specialist in the area of therapeutic carbohydrate restriction Dr. Mark Cucuzzella would be terrific, and Dr. Cucuzzella could give you recommendations for several other clinicians, including the directorof the lifestyle medicine clinic at the University of North Carolina
I would also recommend an interview with Dr. David Ludwig a pediatric endocrinologist at Harvard who has been very critical of the nova classification of ultra processed foods and has published critiques. He is also an advocate for therapeutic carbohydrate restriction to treat obesity and insulin resistance.
The ‘calories in, calories out’ advice has been demonstrated as a poor directive. There are many respected scientists and nutritionists, who have no corporate relationships, who have demonstrated that high good fats and quality animal protein are fine and that carbohydrates can create inflammation. British nutrition reviewer Zoe Harcombe discusses nutritional studies to a depth and focus that greatly helps in knowing the veracity of nutritional studies.
Well, Marion Nestlé has some good ideas. She is clueless about the benefits of a very low carb approach also known as therapeutic carbohydrate restriction to treat obesity and insulin resistance. I suggest future interviews would include specialist in the area of therapeutic carbohydrate restriction Dr. Mark Cucuzzella would be terrific, and Dr. Cucuzzella could give you recommendations for several other clinicians, including the directorof the lifestyle medicine clinic at the University of North Carolina
Good reporting! Also, please see recent story about stealth marketing https://kevinmd.com/2026/05/3-new-pharma-marketing-tactics-every-physician-should-know.html