This document lists several medical doctors who advocate for and use low-carbohydrate, high-fat diets in their practices. It provides links to the blogs and websites of doctors from Sweden, the US, Canada, England, and Australia. These doctors have seen positive health outcomes in both their patients and themselves from adopting low-carb diets, including successful treatment of diabetes, heart conditions, autism, infertility and cancer.

1. A List of Wonderfully Enlightened Doctors and Their Blogs
Here is a list of Medical Doctors who are using the program on their patients and themselves and have had great results with amazing health turnarounds. The proof of these doctors is in the results of this program has on
real people, not in the studies done by Pharmaceutical companies out to make a profit.
Dr Andreas Eenfeldt MD is a Swedish medical doctor specialized in family medicine. He treats
his patients with Low Carbohydrate and High Fat diet and his who family including his new baby
are all on this program. His aim is to be a healthy as possible using natural methods such as
diet, exercise and perhaps a supplement (vitamin D) or two. His blog link is here
Dr Mike Eades MD is a US family doctor, He and his wife have written books on low carb, high
fat and he has a lot of very good information on his blog. His blog link is here
Dr Jay Wortman MD is a Canadian family doctor who had been low carb, high fat for 10 years.
His wife and two children, aged 11 and 3 are also on the same program. He made the
documentary called My Big Fat Diet using low carb and high fat with Canadian Eskimos with
diabetes type 2. He had great results. His blog link is here
Dr Dwight Lundell, MD a heart surgeon has a wonderful two part letter here telling us how
mistaken he was telling his patients to go low fat.
Dr James Carlson MD, wrote a fantastic book about how he had got it all wrong with his
patients and himself with the low fat thing. His blog is here.
Dr. Vernon, MD is a family doctor and is a leading practitioner of
low-carbohydrate/high-protein diets as a means of controlling weight and metabolic health. She
is a co-founder of Innovative Metabolic Solutions (not a blog)
Here she is on utube in an interview talking about ‘What is Low Carb?” Want more? Here is a
series of utube videos of one talk given by her at KU Medical Centre. It’s long but if you want
more proof you this is very convincing.
Dr Eric Westman, MD is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Duke University, and Director
of the Duke Lifestyle Medicine Clinic. He is a co-founder of Innovative Metabolic Solutions (not a
blog). Along with Stephen Phinney and Jeff Volek, he is a co-author of “The New Atkins for a
New You” published in March 2010.
Dr Natasha Campbell McBride MD is a family doctor in England and is the author of the “Gut
and Psychology Syndrome” which describes how Autism in children is reversible when they fed
are low carb diet. She treats children and adults in her practice and has doctors and others
who are trained by her all over the world.
Dr William David MD, who wrote the very good book “Wheat Belly” which is well worth reading
and whose wonderful blog is here is an advocate of the low carb diet.
Dr Jeff Volek and Dr. Stephen Phinney, have a website called The Art and Science of Low
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2. Carbohydrate Living and also a blog which hasn’t as yet got any contribution as yet but I’m
hoping. They coauthored “The New Atkins for a New You” and have new book out called
“The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Living”
Dr Colin E. Champ, M.D. has a website called The Caveman Doctor here.
He particularly looks at the role Low Carbohydrate diet in Cancer healing.
Dr Kurt Harris M.D. has a website called Archevore here
Dr Sebring M.D. uses the Paleo diet and supplements to help his patients become well. His
site is here.
Dr Carole Hungerford an Australia doctor who treats women’s infertility. Her site is here.
A Blog of Low Carb Doctors : Here is a blog of a list of low carb doctors created by Jimmy
Moore who’s blog Living Low Carb La Vita has helped 1000?s of people to get well. This is a
website purely for looking for a Low Carb Doctor in their area (a doctor who’s open minded
enough to consider being low carb is healthy). Unfortunately it’s mostly the United States at
present but ya never know when Australia might pop. If you know of a low carb doctor not on
his list anywhere in the world, let him know.
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