Is love a conversation that heals? Doctor Vyvyane Loh
Doctor Vyvyane Loh, “Dr. Mom”, Internal and Obesity Medicine board-certified Founder and Leader of Transform Alliance for Health.
Category: Success Stories
Reading our metabolic health success stories will help you understand why we volunteer so much of our time as Metabolic Multipliers. Many of us are wounded healers.
Nick Norwitz: an athletic diet?
Nick Norwitz started as a carb-fuled marathon runner. After his lifestyle destroyed his health, he turned to a ketogenic diet to heal.
From the palliative care ward to an MD-PhD
Nicholas Norwitz grew up eating a “healthy” diet. Developed Osteoporosis & Ulcerative Colitis that he resolved with a ketogenic diet.
Mani’s “keto boot camp” by Cassey Hauser
My son’s friend, Cassandra Hauser, and I had planned a trip driving through South America in the summer of 2019. But, when my brother’s long-term caregiver became very ill with lung cancer I brought...
Pain started my ketogenic journey (Part 1)
Pain relief, diabetes reversal, lowering inflammation and mental clarity were the directions of my ketogenic journey.
A Lifetime In Submarines And Isolation for Self-improvement during Quarantine
“You must maintain unwavering faith that you can and will prevail in the end, regardless of the difficulties—and at the same time, have the discipline to confront the most brutal facts of your current reality, whatever they might be.”—VADM James Stockdale, USN
Raj’s journey: obese & diabetic to healthy
Raj Seth’s notes for his recent podcast on LowCarbMD with Doctors Brian Lenzkes and Jason Fung. Fat as a kid I had always been fat as far back as I can remember. I developed...
How we got a Harvard Business School MBA to work with us for free
Who is Cecile Seth? Cecile Seth, alumna of Harvard Business School, got her graduate degree as a “… a license to have fun.” What is “fun” for Cecile? She tells us that creative projects...
My mother’s suffering spurred me to find keto
Christie Barnett’s keto journey: Sitting in a nursing home with my dying mother is where it all began for me, Christie Barnett. There she was, a 71-year-old formerly dignified college instructor, stuck in a...
