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Blizzard causes NMS meeting to be rescheduled. New meeting date set for
May 8th
, 2010.
Saturday, May 8th, 2010 you will have the opportunity to meet Dr.'s RD Feinman, RK Bernstein, Eugene Fine and other Society members at our 2010 NMS planning meeting. Click
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NMS 2010 Conference, Seattle, WA
SATURDAY, APRIL 17 - 12:00 to 5:30 pm SUNDAY, APRIL 18 - 8:00 am to 12:15 pm
This symposium presented by members of The Metabolism Society will focus on the best available scientific evidence for carbohydrate restricted diets in terms of their application in a clinical practice. The daily topics of discussion are as follows:
• Day 1 - Toward a Carbohydrate Restriction Clinical Practice Guidelines
• Day 2 - Update on Low Carbohydrate Diet Research
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Mission Statement:
The Metabolism Society is dedicated to addressing the problems of obesity, diabetes & cardiovascular disease through public awareness and education.
The Society believes specifically that the therapeutic potential of carbohydrate-restricted diets for the treatment of these diseases is under-investigated and under-utilized. The Society seeks to support research in this area.
Our mission is to improve current nutritional guidelines and to see that sound scientific information is provided for the public.
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“The deleterious effects of fat have been measured in the
presence of high carbohydrate. A high fat diet in the presence
of high carbohydrate is different than a high fat diet in the
presence of low carbohydrate.”
Richard Feinman, PhD
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