
About this episode
Join Dr. Kiltz and Dr. Tony Hampton as they take a deep dive into how the carnivore diet fits into the American Healthcare System.
Dr. Tony Hampton s a board-certified obesity specialist, working with patients individually in the clinic and with small groups enrolled in the diabetes prevention program (D.P.P.). As one of only just over 3,000 board certified obesity medicine specialists in the United States, he’s been able to use his knowledge to help develop and support programs that reduce the obesity burden.
Dr. Hampton is especially passionate about removing barriers to health and equipping patients and his colleagues with the education and resources they need to take charge of their health. He previously served as the medical director of the Advocate Operating System, where he collaborated with clinicians and staff on programs to address social determinants of health among at-risk patient populations. For example, for the Healthy Living program, he develops education around nutrition and weight loss that help patients set realistic and attainable goals.
He has also been instrumental in the launch of the Food Farmacy (that’s FARM-acy with an “F”) at Advocate Trinity Hospital to increase access to fresh, healthy food for patients and community members in need in partnership with the Chicago Food Depository.
In this episode you will discover:
Talking carnivore with patients – health guidelines
Diabetes and carnivore
Introducing keto/carnivore to the American Healthcare system
How to find the right coach/doctor/guide
Connect with Dr. Hampton:
Fix Your Diet, Fix Your Diabetes - book
Connect more with Dr. Kiltz:
Website
Kiltz Mighty Tribe - Free membership and 30-Day Course
Doctor Kiltz Nutritional Solutions
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