Dr. Keith Berkowitz is back and ready to answer your questions
One of the most talked about podcasts I have done all year was my May 2008 interview with Dr. Keith Berkowitz. You may recall he is the New York City medical doctor from The Center For Balanced Health who put out the theory that long-term low-carb dieting can lead to “reactive hypoglycemia.” As you can imagine, this instigated quite a stir among people who are following a low-carb regimen and the questions started rolling in.
In Episode 164 of “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore,” Dr. Keith Berkowitz agreed to return to the podcast show to answer all of YOUR questions about this hypoglycemia hypothesis. With over 50 questions that were e-mailed to me following that first podcast interview with Dr. Berkowitz, it’s gonna take some time to get through all of them–which is why we’ll have him for not just one, but TWO very intriguing shows this week. And he dutifully answers them all. 
Click on the “LISTEN NOW” link below or download it to your iPod to hear Episode 164:
“The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore” Episode 164 [29:15m]: LISTEN NOW | Download
If you e-mailed me a question for Dr. Berkowitz, then it will be answered in either today’s podcast or the one on Thursday. He deals with questions about why this hypoglycemia reaction happens, what role low-carb plays in it, how protein intake can be a part of it because of gluconeogenesis, tips for preventing this from happening, the best supplements to take to help with this, and so much more! You’ll get a TON of information out of this two-part interview this week, so DON’T MISS IT!
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Now that you’ve heard Part 1 of my follow-up interview with Dr. Keith Berkowitz, did he answer some of your questions? If not, then be sure to come back for Part 2 on Thursday. But tell us what you thought about today’s interview in the show notes section of Episode 164. Special thanks to Dr. Berkowitz for being willing to come back to the podcast yet again to continue the discussion of this important subject!
