Ray Klepper's guest appearances

Ray Klepper

Manual Therapy Forum

Mike Baum

Diane Lee

Shirley Sahrmann

Mike Rogers

Gregg Johnson

Theresa Larson

Joe Farrell

Rebecca Schneider

Jim Meadows

Bill Boissonnault

Jack Stagge

Eric Hitchcock

Timothy W. Flynn

Gail Wetzler

Brett Windsor

OwlTail

We get to speak with Ray Klepper PT, DPT again regarding all things nutrition.  There has been a growing wave of interest in different lifestyles in the recent months and years, with much controversy coming with it.  Here, we dissect many topics related to these lifestyles and how they impact our lives in the clinic.

Ray Klepper PT, DPT

During this interview, Ray and I discuss some of the physiology behind blood metrics like cholesterols, triglycerides, blood glucose and insulin; as well as chronic diseases such as diabetes, metabolic disorders, etc. that can all be changed (for the better) through an appropriate diet/lifestyle.  Our conversation centers mainly around the low carbohydrate-high fat realm.  For those of you somewhat familiar with this topic, you may have heard of "keto" or "ketogenic diet".  This is just a more strict form of low carb-high fat.If you are at all interested in health/wellness and newer research that has been coming out recently (i.e. fat isn't bad, cholesterol is not the devil we though it was, saturated fats are not harmful, etc.), then you won't want to miss this interview.  Or, if you disagree with us, please voice your opinions on the comment section of this blog because I would thoroughly enjoy learning your opinions!

During this interview, Ray and I discuss some of the physiology behind blood metrics like cholesterols, triglycerides, blood glucose and insulin; as well as chronic diseases such as diabetes, metabolic disorders, etc. that can all be changed (for the better) through an appropriate diet/lifestyle.  Our conversation centers mainly around the low carbohydrate-high fat realm.  For those of you somewhat familiar with this topic, you may have heard of "keto" or "ketogenic diet".  This is just a more strict form of low carb-high fat.<br><br>If you are at all interested in health/wellness and newer research that has been coming out recently (i.e. fat isn't bad, cholesterol is not the devil we though it was, saturated fats are not harmful, etc.), then you won't want to miss this interview.  Or, if you disagree with us, please voice your opinions on the comment section of this blog because I would thoroughly enjoy learning your opinions!

Interview with Ray Klepper PT, DPT – part deux

Interview with Ray Klepper PT, DPT – part one