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  • 78: Kandice Poirier And Laura Thomas Discuss Why Food Equals Love

    Kandice Poirier of Glow So Healthy and Laura Thomas of Happy Sugar Habits join Dietitian Cassie in Episode 78 of “Low-Carb Conversations With Jimmy Moore & Friends!"

    While Jimmy is putting the finishing touches on his cholesterol book project, Cassie flies solo this week for a great interview with new friends Kandice and Laura. This week's topics include Coke's new formulation of their "Fruit Water" product, some speculation into Monster Energy Drink changing it's classification from "supplement" to "beverage," and why we equate love with food (and what to do about it). It's a great chat, so pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee and let's talk!

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    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 78:- We’re LISTENER-SUPPORTED: DONATE HERE!

    - Kandice's Glow So Healthy on Facebook

    - Kandice's We Aren't Scared Of Sugar on Facebook

    - Laura's Happy Sugar Habits website

    - It’s the Sugar, Folks

    - Coca Cola to Unveil Fruit water next month

    - Monster Beverage Changes Label to Qualify as a Drink Rather than a Dietary Supplement

    - Confessions of a recovering diet food junkie

    - How Did Our Brains Evolve To Equate Food With Love?

    - Eat Less Sugar (written by Laura herself!)

    1 hr
  • 77: Laura Dolson and Sam Gaucher Help Us Discuss Feeding Kids and More!

    Laura Dolson from lowcarbdiets.about.com and Sam Gaucher from canadagirleatspaleo.com are our guests this week on Low-Carb Conversations With Jimmy Moore and Friends!

    While Jimmy is off at PaleoFX and finishing up his writing project, Cassie and Kevin were lucky enough to be joined by yet another canuck, Sam Gaucher of Canada Girl Eats Paleo, and the very wise and insightful Laura Dolson, who maintains the About.com section on Low-Carb eating.

    We had a lot to talk about!

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    The Heavy

    New York Times: Eat Your Heart Out

    VIDEO: Forget Cholesterol; Inflammation's The Real Enemy

    How Diet Soda Makes you Fat (and other food and diet industry secrets)

    Winchester Woman advocates for diet that encourages eating fat

    School tells parents son is obeseFat Letters Informing Parents Their Kid is Obese are Not Solving Childhood Obesity (Commentary on above article)

    You Kid Probably Doesn’t Need Antibiotics

    What Should We Call ourselves? (by Laura Dolson!)

    Recipes:

    Laura Dolson has a great Pizza recipe you can find here!

    Sam has a great recipe for indoor shish-kebabs!

    52 min
  • 76: Kaila Prins and Hadass Eviatar talk about eating discorders, disordered eating and more

    Welcome to episode 76 where Dietitian Cassie and guest host Kevin welcome returning pal Kaila Prins and our new friend, Hadass Eviatar.

    Hadass is a former vegetarian and Kaila is a recovering Vegan. This helps them lend a special perspective as we discuss Coming Out of the Culinary Closet. We also look at 100-calorie snack packages, a viral story about the impossibility of finding a "perfect" diet, a pair of great recipes, and much, MUCH more!

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    Visit Hadass at HadassEviatar.com

    Visit Kaila at In My Skinny Genes

    Americans are eating fewer calories, so why are we still obese?

    I’m Not Vegan Anymore

    A diabetes epidemic and supermarkets who are pushers for an addictive drug called sugar

    The Terrible Tragedy of the Healthy Eater

    Facts on 100 Calorie Snack Packs

    Help! My Daughter is seven. And I found this in her room

    The Horrible Truth: Grape Apples

    Recipe: almond-crusted Walleye

    Recipe: Almost Vegan, Mostly paleo, chocolate-chip, coconut, maple, bacon cookies (Recipe coming soon at inmyskinnygenes.com)

    54 min
  • 75: Sam Giganti and Kris Gunnars Talk About Mediterranean Diet Study, Pandora's Lunchbox and More!

    Welcome to Episode 75 of Low-Carb Conversations With Jimmy Moore and Friends! Today Co-host Dietitian Cassie and Guest-Host Kevin Kennedy-Spaien talk with a pair of fitness instructors, Sam Giganti (of Pure Fitness and Health) and medical school student Kris Gunnars (of Authority Nutrition).

    Sit back and enjoy our latest talk on the virtual back porch as Cassie and Kevin get our new friends to share their thoughts on this week's latest batch of low-carb and paleo-related news! Topics include new research findings on the healthy effects of olive oil and nuts, the skinny on processed foods, the PSA that Coke doesn't want you to see, why you may not be losing weight even with caqrb restriction, and much more!

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    - Sam Giganti's Website: www.purefitnessandhealth.com

    - Sam Giganti on Twitter: @primalsam

    - Kris Gunnars' website: http://authoritynutrition.com/

    - Kris Gunnars on twitter: @authnutrition

    - State of the Nutrient: Carbohydrate?

    - Obesity Crisis Over? Children now eating fewer carbohydrates

    - Mediterranean Diet shown to ward off heart attack and stroke

    - The Brutally Honest Coca Cola Commerical You’ll never see on the air

    - Processed Foods are even scarier than you thought

    - Does your diet influence how well you sleep?

    - Top 15 Reasons you are not losing weight on a low carbohydrate diet

    46 min
  • 74: Amy Dungan and Lisa Crawford Geiger Talk about Drinking Breakfast, Nasty Sweeteners, Tasty Fats and More!

    Today Real Food activist Lisa Crawford Geiger and Low-Carb columnist and photographer Amy Dungan join cohost Dietitan Cassie and guest host Kevin Kennedy-Spaien for a wide ranging discussion on the current state of low-carb and paleo health!

    While Jimmy Moore is STILL polishing his great forthcoming book, Cholesterol Clarity (pre-order it on Amazon, folks!) Cassie and Kevin have some great articles (and - FINALLY - decent audio) to share on our virtual porch! Sit back, grab some unsweetened tea and join us for a whole lot of learning and laughter!

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    - Can mountain dew break into breakfast?

    - Don't have time to eat breakfast? Drink it!

    - U.S. dairy industry petitions FDA to approve aspartame as hidden, unlabeled additive in milk, yogurt, eggnog and cream

    - How the junk food industry has encouraged us to eat ourselves to death

    - The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food

    - Diet Soda Increases the Risk of Diabetes: Why do we still drink this stuff?

    - Oils ain't oils

    - The Top 4 Foods to Avoid if you want to be healthy

    - The Truth on Truvia

    - Amy's Recipe for Cheeseburger Cauliflower

    Photo courtesy of Amy Dungan, photographer extraordinaire

    43 min
  • 73: Gina Rieg and Andrew Weaver on Bitter Veggies, a Broken Gut and More

    Guests Gina Reig of Simplistic Wholistic and Andrew Weaver of Doughboy To Ironman join us for news, conversation and a great recipe!

    Welcome back to the Virtual Porch as co-host Dietitian Cassie and guest-host Kevin Kennedy-Spaien sit back and chat with two new, great guests: nutritionist Gina Rieg and health blogger Andrew Weaver! Topics discussed include Dr. Oz being his wacky self again, the wisdom (or lack thereof) of sugaring your kid's veggies, Cola-induced mortality, a fantastic egg-based recipe and much, much more!

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    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 73

    - We’re LISTENER-SUPPORTED: DONATE HERE!

    - Andrew Weaver's blog, Doughboy To Ironman

    - Andrew's Bio

    - Gina Reig's web site: SimplisticWholistic

    - Gina's bio

    - Dr. Oz is up to his old tricks

    - How Spraying Vegetables with a "sugar-mist" could help children to eat their greens

    - Woman Drank Herself to Death With 2-Gallon-A-Day Coca-Cola Habit

    - No change in AHA recommendations on Saturated or Polyunsaturated fat

    - Top 11 Biggest Lies of Mainstream Nutrition

    - Is your Digestive System Making you sick? (Dr. Mark Hyman)

    - Why I Don't Fret About Burning those Extra Holiday Calories (Written by Gina!)

    - Bart Simpson, Coca Cola and the American Heart Association (An Article written by Andrew!)

    Recipie:

    Gina Reig's Creative Curry Clafouti

    (As we discussed during the show, it is pronounced "cla-FOO-tie," and it's kind of like a quiche. It keeps well and is super yummy!)

    Ingredients:

    • 6 eggs• 6 tablespoons melted grass-fed butter/ghee/coconut oil cooled to room temp. + 1 pat for greasing pan• 3/4 cup coconut milk• 4 cups cooked, chopped chicken (optional) You can sub any cooked meat and/or greens, onions, etc.• 2 tablespoons curry spice, or to taste• Sea Salt & Pepper to taste

    Directions:

    • Preheat oven to 400° F.• Butter a 10” round or 13×9” baking dish• Whisk together eggs, fat & coconut milk until frothy.• Mix in chicken or other meats/veggies and spices and pour into baking dish.• Bake about 45 minutes or until top is golden brown and puffy.

    Gina elaborates:

    "BE CREATIVE WITH THIS! YOU COULD USE HERBS INSTEAD OF SPICES. THE EGGS, COCONUT MILK, SEA SALT AND FAT ARE THE NEEDED COMPONENTS. FROM THERE, YOU CAN BE SUPER CREATIVE!"

    1 hr 7 min
  • 72: Kelly O. Schmidt and Corben Thomas Talk About Vitamin D Research, Animal Rights and More!

    In episode 72 we get to hear Dietitian Cassie fly solo while talking with our guests Kelly O. Schmidt of PaleoInfused and Corben Thomas of PaleoLife365! In this episode, we discuss why it shouldn't be surprising that "Big Food" wants to be part of training dietitians and nutritionists, why margarine will kill you, why whole grains aren't really low on the Glycemic Index, why "Big Agra" wants us out of their abattoirs, attitudes about the obese and food addiction, and much, MUCH more!

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    Links Discussed in Episode 72: - We’re LISTENER-SUPPORTED: DONATE HERE! - Kelly O. Schmidt's site PaleoInfused - Corben Thomas' site PaleoLife365 - McDonald's Educating Nutrition Professionals - Start Spreading the News: Saturated Fat is not so bad, says study - Do Whole Grains Deserve a Place on Your Plate? Food Fight Answers - Shocking: Reporting Factory Farm Abuses to be Considered "Act of Terrorism" If New Laws Pass - Vitamin D Level Predicts Death in CABG - People Seem More Accepting of Food Addiction Than Other Vices - What is Iodine? - Morbidly Obese IT Consultant loses Eight Stone in 5 months after being refused life insurance - Kelly's fantastic recipe for breakfast prosciutto egg cups

    58 min
  • 71: Jessica Kempf And Eric Schmitz Say Eating Right Is Not Just For The Rich Or Food Snobs!

    Welcome back as our special low-carb friends Jessica Kempf of the Budget For Health blog and returning friend Eric "That Nice Boy Dana Carpender Married" Schmitz of mytotalgymtransformation.com join co-hosts Dietitian Cassie and Kevin Kennedy-Spaien.

    While Jimmy is still toiling in the salt mines, dictating his latest book to a staff of specially trained ninja scribes in Kathmandu, we're holding down the fort here on the Virtual Porch. Our special guests this week help us talk about such scintillating subjects as:

    • Why you don't need to be rich or snobby to eat well
    • Why you may not be able to instagram your next dining experience
    • How to make your own full-fat yogurt
    • What the heck "eating clean" may or may not mean
    • Bacorn, Kale chips and much, MUCH more!

    Please note that Kevin was viciously attacked by his microphone this week. As a result that mic had to be put to sleep. He hopes to sound better for episode 72!

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    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 71

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    Jessica Kempf 's Site: www.budgetforhealth.com

    Jessica Kempf on Facebook: www.facebook.com/budgetforhealth

    Eric Schmitz's blog: mytotalgymtransformation.com

    Is a Paleo Diet just for the Snobby Elitist?

    Willpower Linked to Weight Loss

    Some New York City Restaurants Ban Food Photography By Customers

    Gluten-Free: Whether you Need it Or Not

    In-Home Breakfast Consumption Has Driven Yogurt Growth- Research

    Health Expert says "Fat is Awesome" Should you Eat Clean?

    Jessica's super-yummy recipe for Parmesean Kale Chips

    1 hr 3 min
  • 70: Author Adam Kosloff and Personal Trainer Mark Spurbeck

    Welcome back for another fantastic episode of Low-Carb Conversations With Jimmy Moore and Friends! Today is special for a few reasons: First, Jimmy's not here- he's taking a break to write a new book. Second, It's our special 70th episode. Woot!

    Of course it is also special because of our great guests Adam Kosloff and Mark Spurbeck who are joining Dietitian Cassie and guest-host Kevin Kennedy-Spaien today. Adam is the author of Beyond Caloriegate and the voice of the Escape From Caloriegate podcast and Mark is one of Minneapolis' most prestigious personal trainers through his company Fit Twin Cities.

    You can learn all about both of them at:Adam Kosloff's Caloriegate, andMark Spurbeck's Fit Twin Cities

    Here are the articles Cassie and Kevin discussed with Mark and Adam:What's the Danger of an All-Fruit Diet?Egg Consumption and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease and StrokeWhy You Should Starve Yourself a Little Bit Each DayEnough Already with the Juice CleansesTwinsCentric: One for the Fat BoysShould Health Insurance Be Like Car Insurance?The RIsk vs. Reward Scale: Are You Using It?Kobe Bryant's Diet Helps Maintain Elite Level of Play

    Today's recipe is Adam's dad's pot roast from their book, The 12 Essential Low Carb Cooking Skills: Plus, 49 Simple, Scrumptious Low Carb Diet Recipes.

    Pot Roast (Serves 4 to 6)

    Pot roast is a good simple one-pot meal that requires a minimum of fussing. Like any braise, it takes some time to prepare. It is easily prepared in a slow cooker. (Follow manufacturer's directions for cooking time and temperature.) This recipe is very basic, but fail-safe.

    Ingredients:1 (3 to 4 lb.) pot roast (chuck, top or bottom round)2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil1 (14 1/2 ounce) can chopped tomatoes2 cups beef stock2 onions, coarsely chopped2 garlic cloves, chopped3 large carrots, peeled and cut on the bias into 1" pieces2 celery stalks, chopped4 ounce cremini mushrooms, quartered1 tablespoon herbs de province2 bay leavesKosher salt and pepperChopped flat-leaf parsley, for garnish

    Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Season the meat on all sides with salt and pepper. In a Dutch oven, brown the meat on all sides in the extra virgin olive oil. Add the tomatoes, the onions, the herbs de province, the bay leaves and the rest of the veggies. Make sure all the herbs and veggies are immersed in the liquid. Bring back to a boil. Tightly cover the pot and place it in the oven. Roast for about 3 hours, or until the meat is tender. When done, remove the pot from the oven. Remove the meat and allow it to rest on a cutting board. If the jus is too thin, return the pot to the stove top and boil to reduce it. The jus should be thin but well-flavored. Correct the seasoning. Slice the meat and serve accompanied by the veggies and jus, garnished with parsley, or, you can serve a few chunks of the beef atop some pureed veggies with a bit of the jus over top and garnished with the parsley (yum!).

    45 min
  • 69: Jenny Westercamp and Tyler Bramlett
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    LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 69- We're now LISTENER-SUPPORTED: DONATE HERE!- Jenny Westerkamp's "Gen Y Nutritionist" web site- You Are What You Retweet: 140 Social Media Rules to Eat By- Jenny on Twitter- Jenny on Facebook- Tyler Bramlett at "Garage Warrior" web site- "Garage Warrior" podcast- "Garage Warrior" on Facebook- Tyler's January 2013 interview with Jimmy on the "Garage Warrior" podcast- High Protein, Low Carb- Panera's new hidden low-carb menu elicits cheers, confusion- Hapifork measures how much and how fast you’re eating- Eating Fruits and Vegetables Can Make You More Optimistic- Does Wheat Make You Fat?- Bananas – Nature’s Most Perfect Food?- Avocado consumption is associated with better diet quality and nutrient intake, and lower metabolic syndrome risk in US adults: results from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 2001–2008- The Importance Of Fat Location And How Belly Fat Differs From Thigh Fat- 13 Banned Foods Still Allowed in the U.S.- Coronary Artery Disease as Clogged Pipes A Misconceptual Model- What’s causing obesity? I can’t believe it’s not butter.

    57 min

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Real Health Conversations (Formerly Low-Carb Conversations) is hosted by Holly Jean Mullen, FNTP and features a variety of voices in the world of modern nutrition and health science, expressing many…