Dr. Mike Kennedy uses behavioral modification to treat obesity I'm pleased to share an interview with you today from my visit to last month's
American Society of Bariatric Physicians (ASBP) obesity conference in Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Mike Kennedy, author of
Ten Commitments to Be Forever Fit
and
Living Lean: Your Guide to Successful Weight Loss Management, shares his experiences treating overweight and obese people.
In
Episode 62 of "The Livin' La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore,"
Dr. Kennedy gets into the details of his rather unique approach to helping the obese. LISTEN NOW:
While I did not agree with everything Dr. Kennedy shared in my interview with him (namely his promotion of
portion control as the key to weight loss and his description of
obesity as a "disease" ), he certainly has a niche with his focus not on the diet but on the personal habits. If people could get this aspect of weight loss down, then obesity could quite possibly be obliterated.
Check out these five ways to listen to the podcast (#5 is COOL!):
1. Visit the official web site at
TheLivinLowCarbShow.com 2.
Subscribe at iTunes 3. Sign up at
our RSS feed 4. Get updates by e-mail at
the official web site 5. Call
(818) 688-2763 and listen to us via
PodLinez
Dr. Kennedy is a really interesting obesity doc with a perspective on weight loss that's one-of-a-kind. His dietary philosophy isn't so much about specific diets or exercise regimens, but rather your perspective and mindset. What do you think about this? Is he being short-sighted by ignoring the diet or is this the next wave of treatment for obesity?
Share your comments
about Dr. Kennedy and let's hear your opinions.
If you missed my
Episode 61 podcast on the new weight loss drug Alli
, then you should go back and listen to this instant classic which attracted quite a bit of attention from some first-time listeners! That was so much fun--I still laugh at it after listening to it SEVERAL time! :)
Labels: ASBP, bariatrics, diet, interview, Jimmy Moore, lifestyle change, Machiel Kennedy, Mike Kennedy, obesity, podcast, The Livin' La Vida Low-Carb Show, weight loss
Dr. Mike Kennedy uses behavioral modification to treat obesity
I'm pleased to share an interview with you today from my visit to last month's American Society of Bariatric Physicians (ASBP) obesity conference in Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Mike Kennedy, author of Ten Commitments to Be Forever Fit
In Episode 62 of "The Livin' La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore," Dr. Kennedy gets into the details of his rather unique approach to helping the obese. LISTEN NOW:
While I did not agree with everything Dr. Kennedy shared in my interview with him (namely his promotion of portion control as the key to weight loss and his description of obesity as a "disease" ), he certainly has a niche with his focus not on the diet but on the personal habits. If people could get this aspect of weight loss down, then obesity could quite possibly be obliterated.
Check out these five ways to listen to the podcast (#5 is COOL!):
1. Visit the official web site at TheLivinLowCarbShow.com
2. Subscribe at iTunes
3. Sign up at our RSS feed
4. Get updates by e-mail at the official web site
5. Call (818) 688-2763 and listen to us via PodLinez
Dr. Kennedy is a really interesting obesity doc with a perspective on weight loss that's one-of-a-kind. His dietary philosophy isn't so much about specific diets or exercise regimens, but rather your perspective and mindset. What do you think about this? Is he being short-sighted by ignoring the diet or is this the next wave of treatment for obesity? Share your comments about Dr. Kennedy and let's hear your opinions.
If you missed my Episode 61 podcast on the new weight loss drug Alli , then you should go back and listen to this instant classic which attracted quite a bit of attention from some first-time listeners! That was so much fun--I still laugh at it after listening to it SEVERAL time! :)
Labels: ASBP, bariatrics, diet, interview, Jimmy Moore, lifestyle change, Machiel Kennedy, Mike Kennedy, obesity, podcast, The Livin' La Vida Low-Carb Show, weight loss