Showing posts with label Weston A. Price Foundation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weston A. Price Foundation. Show all posts

Monday, 17 October 2011

Wise Traditions Conference

Hey buckaroos.  Just a reminder that I will be one of the featured speakers at this year's Wise Traditions Conference - the annual conference of the Weston A. Price Foundation.  I have been asked to speak about metabolism, and I will also have a booth set up where you can do everything from quiz me on 80's movie lines (last night I was told to "watch out for potholes" and knew that one right away) to test your whiz.  Anyway, several of you are coming and I'm really psyched to meet you.  If you do come to the conference and I find out that you didn't come up to me and harass me in some way you're in BIG trouble.  Hope to see you nerds there. 


REGISTER FOR WISE TRADITIONS HERE

Friday, 3 December 2010

Public Talk in Sarasota

Although the sound quality is less than spectacular - I was in a room full of "moo-shine" filled refrigerators, here is a large chunk of a talk I gave to a local group of real foodies in Sarasota on Tuesday.  Nothing earth-shattering, but unlike Uncle Rico's flippin' sweet play action QB video in the movie Napolean Dynamite, it hopefully won't make you say "this is pretty much the worst video ever made." 

Some of you may recognize the Weston A. Price Foundation reading material on the wall beside me, as this was put on by Sarasota-area WAPF chapter leader Cynthia Calisch.  Topics include metabolism, raising body temperature, overcoming insulin resistance, and the potential benefits of a diet very low in omega 6 polyunsaturated fat. 

Please be sure to stir up controversy on my alleged identity as frequent commentor "Chief" based on my chosen attire. 

For more on the topics discussed in this talk, such as my dietary and lifestyle strategy devised for raising metabolism, improving insulin sensitivity, and my favortism for saturated over polyunsaturated fat - read THIS FREE EBOOK.

You can also check out:  installment #2 of Chris Sandel's RRARF experience. 

Thanks to Cynthia and all those in attendance!