There's a new documentary on Netflix that I certainly DO NOT recommend you watch.

It's trash. 

If it was a school project... the teacher would have flunked the knuckleheads who made the film because they obviously made stuff up to support many of their claims.

Normally, I wouldn't even make a post to bring any attention to this steaming pile of   ...

but it's on Netflix, so a lot of people are watching it...

and since many of my FB friends know I am a huge proponent of the ketogenic diet...

I get asked about it often.

Now I'll simply reply with the words "pure vegan propaganda" and a link to this post.

To be fair... I haven't even watched the film and I have no plans to.

I watched the trailer and that was enough to get me to want to throw something at my TV.

I considered cancelling my Netflix subscription in protest, but there are too many other great Netflix shows I love so I can't let this one piece of shit mockumentary rob me from enjoying House of Cards and ...

I recently appeared on the Maven Nation podcast to discuss the wedding photography business and the ketogenic diet and how efficiency can help you with both.

It's a 45 minute conversation and I highly suggest adding this podcast to your rotation if you want to upgrade your life with practical, useful information.

Part of our mission at Ketology is to help right a wrong that was perpetrated on the public back in the 1950's.

We were all duped! 

And we're still suffering as a society today as the obesity epidemic is on the rise.

It's time to spread the truth about what's causing more and more people to become obese (and as a result, Type 2 diabetes and other metabolic diseases are on the rise).

Contrary to popular belief...

Eating fat doesn't make you fat!

Sugar is the culprit.

I know that's not what anyone wants to hear... because things made with sugar are so delicious...

But it's true none the less.

This 5 minute comedy sketch is actually spot on:

Take 3 minutes and watch this amusing video on why you should skip the "heart healthy" whole grains and just eat real food like butter:

Our unofficial slogan around here is "Come for the weight loss, stay for the wellness".

A well formulated ketogenic diet will all but certainly help you lose unwanted body fat, but it'll also promote long term health and reduce your risk for type 2 diabetes and other metabolic diseases.

More and more evidence is suggesting that a ketogenic diet can actually reverse Type 2 Diabetes despite the ADA's claim that T2D is a progressive disease that can only be managed with medication. If you are diabetic, or pre-diabetic, watch this Ted talk and see for yourself:

"Fathead" is a low budget documentary that I highly recommend watching. This 2.5 minute clip explains how the myth of saturated fat leading to heart disease got started.

The guy who made the Fathead documentary posted this 8 minute follow up a couple of years after it was released:

Nina Teicholz, author of "The Big Fat Surprise", argues that the scientific community got it wrong when they said saturated fat was unhealthy in her 2014 TED talk:

Cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra was recently names alongside Michelle Obama and Michael Bloomberg as a leading voice in the fight against global obesity. He practices in the UK's National Health Service (NHS) and is a tireless campaigner for lifestyle medicine as the optimal prescription for a long, lean, healthy and happy life. Watch this 5:38 minute interview then check out The Big Fat Fix if you'd like to learn more.

Dr Eric C. Westman, MD and president elect of the American Society of Bariatric Physicians (weight loss doctors), has 15 years of experience helping patients lose weight and improve their health using low carb. (16.5 minutes)