Type 1 diabetic and low-carb Paleo food company founder Katie Coleman and medical pathologist and low-carb Paleo diet blogger Dr. Jim Small, MD, PhD join our hosts Jimmy Moore and Dietitian Cassie today in Episode 128 of "Low-Carb Conversations With Jimmy Moore, Dietitian Cassie & Friends!"

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In today's episode, our co-hosts Jimmy Moore and Dietitian Cassie welcome two extraordinary guest friends to help them opine on the health headlines today, including a Type 1 diabetics who uses a real foods-based ketogenic Paleo nutritional approach to control her disease named Katie Coleman from the "Keep It Real Food Co." and Dr. Jim Small from "The PaleoPathologist" who is a medical pathologist and a former professor who discovered the personal health benefits that come from of a low-carb Paleo lifestyle change. At the beginning of today's episode, Jimmy asked Cassie to explain what she means by her "PFC Balanced" philosophy in response to quite a few concerned e-mails he has received from listeners who were confused about how that fits within a low-carb or Paleo diet. During today's episode, we also shared about Cassie's new video series which you can see a sample of below:

Listen in to hear Jimmy, Cassie, Katie and Dr. Jim talk about the Silk Beverage company making the decision to remove the carrageenan from their products after consumers demanded it, the implications of that 15-ton "fatberg" that was removed from the London sewer recently, the wisdom of the marketing strategy being used by Olive Garden promoting 7 weeks of unlimited pasta for $100, the impact of consuming Ramen noodles on heart disease, diabetes, and stroke risk, the foolish decision by Eggland's Best to lower the fat and calories in their eggs by feeding the chickens a vegetarian diet, why school lunches in France are far superior to the ones provided to American kids, and an innovative new treatment modality one hospital is using feeding their patients real food grown from a garden on the hospital property. And don't miss Katie's Cauliflower Mac & Cheese as well as Dr. Jim's Breakfast Frittata and cast iron skillet cleaning tip at the end of the show. So pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee and let's talk about it!

LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 128- We’re LISTENER-SUPPORTED: DONATE HERE!- Dietitian Cassie's business "Healthy Simple Life"- Dietitian Cassie's "PFC Club"- Watch Dietitian Cassie's fabulous educational videos on Vimeo- Katie Coleman from the "Keep It Real Food Co."- Katie on Twitter- Dr. Jim Small from "The PaleoPathologist"- Dr. Jim on Twitter- SECRET HEADLINE: Controversial Ingredient To Be Removed From Silk Beverages- 15-ton ball of fat removed from London sewer- Olive Garden: $100 for 7 weeks of pasta- Can instant noodles lead to heart disease, diabetes and stroke?- Eggland's Best Eggs Reveals Lower Calorie Count: One Large Eggland’s Best Egg Contains Just 60 Calories- What French Kids Eat For School Lunch (It Puts Americans To Shame!)- You won’t Believe what this Hospital is Using as Medicine- RECIPE: Dr. Jim's Breakfast Frittata- RECOMMENDATION: Dr. Jim's Cast Iron Skillet Cleaner

Katie's Cauliflower Mac & Cheese1 head cauliflower1/4 cup butter1 cup shredded cheese (I used a half a bag of trader joes shredded 3-cheese)Handful of shredded Parmesan1/4 cup whipped cream cheeseCayenne pepper, salt+ pepper to tasteFinely chopped walnuts

Preheat oven to 375 degrees.

Chop cauliflower into noodle sized pieces. Microwave cauliflower (covered in plastic wrap) for 6 minutes. Add butter, shredded cheese, Parmesan, cream cheese, cayenne, salt and pepper and mix together. Top with walnuts (plus extra shredded cheese and Parmesan). Place in oven for 10 minutes.