Low Carb Breckenridge 2018

Low Carb Breckenridge 2018 Conference


Following the success of previous winter conferences

Dr Jeff Gerber (Denver’s Diet Doctor) and Dr Rod Tayler (Low Carb Down Under) are organizing

another Low Carb conference in Breckenridge, Colorado


When: Thursday, 1st March at 6:00pm (MST) to Sunday, 4th March at 5:00 PM (MST)

Where: Doubletree by Hilton Hotel, 550 Village Rd, Breckenridge, CO 80424

Registration Cost (includes live stream)

Everyone’s Invited: Including the general public, scientific community and healthcare professionals

Healthcare Professionals: Continuing Medical Education (CME) included with attendance

Movie night Saturday: Special free showing of the new documentary The Magic Pill

Online Live Stream: (live and recorded) for those who can’t make it

Vendors: Please inquire


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Dr Andrew MenteDr. Steven PhinneyDr Eric Kossoff - Director, Child Neurology Residency Program Professor of NeurologyNina TeicholzCatherine Crofts, PhDDr. Ben Bikman - Department of Physiology and Developmental Biology, Brigham Young UniversityDr Jake KushnerRobb WolfMegan RamosDavid Diamond, PhDEric Westman, MD, MHSDr Sarah HallbergEngineer Ivor CumminsDr Mike EadesEngineer Dave FeldmanDr Andreas EenfeldtDr Mark CucuzzellaDr Peter BruknerDr Georgia EdeChris WebsterDr Evelyne Bourdua-RoyDr Hala Lahlou, MDEngineer and Philosopher Nick MailerErynn Kay, PA-CEngineer L Amber O'HearnDr Rod TaylerDr Jeffry Gerber


This now our third year and growing, we invite you to Low Carb Breckenridge 2018, located in the beautiful Colorado Rocky Mountains. We have added a fresh line-up of speakers and interesting topics. #LowCarbBreck #LCB18

The conference is open to all including the general public, health, nutrition and fitness enthusiasts, the scientific community and healthcare professionals.

For healthcare professionals this Live activity, Low Carb Breckenridge 2018, with a beginning date of 03/02/2018, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 18.00 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. AAFP Prescribed credit is accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to AMA PRA Category 1 credit(s)™ toward the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award. When applying for the AMA PRA, Prescribed credit earned must be reported as Prescribed, not as Category 1.

The meeting kicks off at 5pm on Thursday evening with registration and welcome drinks at the hotel, so plan accordingly. Whether you’re a skier, snowboarder or not, consider staying a few extra days to enjoy the mountain and lovely town of Breckenridge. If you’re planning an extended stay it’s best to arrive a few days early during conference week to take advantage of the group rate discount at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel (see below).

The Doubletree by Hilton Hotel will be hosting this event and providing us with a large and spacious conference room, plenty of space for vendors and mingling and yes, even an oxygen bar for those who might need a little help acclimating to the altitude. Coffee, tea and water will be provided plus plenty of vendor food samples. The hotel has two restaurants, 9600 Kitchen and Made Market. There are plenty of other dining options and grocery stores nearby. $20/day parking is available across the street from the hotel at the Beaver Run Ski Lot. Here is a map of the conference room area.

We have a group discount for standard hotel rooms (see below) at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel and conference center. Multi-room condos are available at the adjacent Beaver Run Resort at their standard rates. There is a wide range of accommodation available around the area including budget friendly options in Frisco (see below), approx. 20 minutes away by car or bus. We have also been able to arrange discount ski lift tickets, rentals and shuttle from Denver International Airport.

An international destination, Breckenridge is a Colorado town at the base of the Rocky Mountains’ Tenmile Range. It’s known for its ski resort, year-round alpine activities and Gold Rush history. The Victorian core of this former mining town is preserved as the Breckenridge National Historic District, running primarily along Main Street, with colorfully painted buildings from the 1880s and 1890s housing shops, galleries and restaurants.


Photo courtesy Karyn Mitchell


Confirmed speakers and topics:

  • Dr Andrew Mente – “Dietary Fat, Carbohydrate Consumption, Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality in PURE: A More Complete Picture”
  • Dr Andrew Mente – “Dietary Sodium Consumption, Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality: What is the Current Evidence?”
  • Dr Stephen Phinney – “Metabolic Effects of Fasting:  A Two-Edged Sword”
  • Dr Stephen Phinney – “Inflammation, Nutritional Ketosis, and Metabolic Disease”
  • Dr Eric Kossoff  – “A Century of Progress: Ketogenic Diets for Epilepsy in Children and Adults”
  • Nina Teicholz – “Red Meat and Health: Separating Fact from Fiction”
  • Nina Teicholz – “The Unknown Story of Vegetable Oils: their History and Impact on Health”
  • Robb Wolf  – “Metabolic Flexibility: The Rosetta Stone of the Macronutrient Wars?”
  • Dr Catherine Crofts – “What is the worst that could happen…? The past, present and future of translational research in hyperinsulinaemia”
  • Dr Ben Bikman – “Insulin vs. Glucagon: The relevance of dietary protein”
  • Dr Jake Kushner – “Medical nutrition therapy for people with type 1 diabetes: fact versus fiction”
  • Megan Ramos – “Practical Fasting: The clinical application of therapeutic fasting in the treatment of metabolic syndrome”
  • Dr David Diamond – “An Assessment of Cardiovascular Risks of a Low Carbohydrate High Fat Diet”
  • Dr Eric Westman – “Clinical Experience using LCHF in a Medical Setting”
  • Dr Sarah Hallberg – “Ketogenic Diet for Diabetes”
  • Ivor Cummins – “An Engineering Approach to Chronic Disease Prevention”
  • Dr Mike Eades – “A new hypothesis of obesity”
  • Dave Feldman – “Cholesterol is a Passenger, Not a Driver”
  • Dr Andreas Eenfeldt – “The Food Revolution”
  • Dr Mark Cucuzzella – “The Little Hospital That Could – Creating a Sugar Free and Low Carb Friendly Hospital”
  • Dr Peter Brukner – “Fats or Carbs for High Performance?”
  • Dr Georgia Ede – “Our Descent Into Madness – Modern Diets and the Global Mental Health Crisis”
  • Chris Webster – “Results of a Mixed Methods Investigation of Type 2 Diabetics who Followed a LCHF Diet Long-Term”
  • Dr Evelyne Bourdua-Roy / Dr Hala Lahlou – “Chronic Pain and the Low Carb and Ketogenic Diets”
  • Nick Mailer – “The nature of Nature: Healthy Humans with Hobbes and Rousseau”
  • Erynn Kay, PA-C – “Is Low Carb Enough? : A Look at Food Quality and Ancestral Principles”
  • Amber O’Hearn – “Ketosis without starvation: the human advantage”

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Accommodation Options & Lodging Group Rates

Conference venue hotel rooms at the Doubletree by Hilton are spacious so consider sharing. You can make your room booking directly with the resort by the Room Block Cut-Off Date of Friday, January 26, 2018. Three night minimum stay.

CALL IN RESERVATIONS: To reserve rooms at the Low Carb group rate call Group Reservations at (888)-525-1787 and select option 1 for the DoubleTree by Hilton. Provide the agent with Group Code G9F.

ONLINE RESERVATIONS: Online reservations are available at http://www.Breckenridge.DoubleTree.com. Click on the red link for “add special rate codes” on the left side of the homepage just above the green “CHECK ROOMS & RATES” button. Please reference Group Code: G9F in the group code field.

Standard Hotel Room One King (NK1)  $269.00 weekdays/Sun, $329.00 Fri/Sat

Standard Hotel Room Two Queen (NQ2) $309.00 weekdays/Sun, $369.00 Fri/Sat

Please note: Group rate is no longer available for Sunday night March 4. You won’t see a group rate for any night if you include a Sunday night stay.

OTHER ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS: (Group rates do not apply)
Beaver Run Resort – Close walking distance to the conference location. Condos available.

The Village Hotel – 10 mins walk to the conference location. Condos available.

Explore more Breckenridge lodging options: Breckenridge central reservations

Budget Lodging and Hotels in Frisco (20-30 minute transit via car or free public transportation). Within walking distance to Whole Foods and Summit Stage Frisco transfer center:


Vendors:

Keto Chow - Complete Nutrition for Nutritional Ketosis
Caveman Chefs - Gourmet Paleo Meal Plan Delivery Service & Catering
Re-Find Health - At the intersection of ANCESTRAL HEALTH & FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE
SOLA Sweet - Meet Earth's Best Sweetener
LEVL NOW - UNDERSTAND KETOSIS WITH A SIMPLE BREATH
Adapt Your Life - Carb Conscious Nutrition For A Vibrantly Healthy Life
Meta Yoga Studios - Breckenridge, CO
Keto-Mojo - The ketone and blood glucose monitoring system
Colorado Beef Council - Family Friendly Meal Solutions
HEAL clinics - Diabetes Remission and Weight Loss
KNOW Better Foods - Delicious - Clean - Nutritious
AMPLE Meal - A nutritious, full drinkable meal made from real food ingredients you can trust
The Only Health-Focused, Organic Wine Club in the World
Suzie's Good Fats Company - Fat is Back. Sugar is Out.
Trust Food - CUTTING EDGE DATA-SCIENCE ON A CRUCIAL SELECTION OF DATA SETS TO DELIVER QUANTITATIVE EVIDENCE FOR THE NUTRITIONAL CAUSES OF HUMAN METABOLIC DISEASE


Sam Feltham, Rod Tayler and Jeffry Gerber at 13,000 feet!


Multiple Day Lift Ticket Discounts: 
(Purchase early as Summit Value Pass and Epic 4-Day prices increase and sale ends early season)

SUMMIT VALUE PASS: PERFECT FOR PEOPLE WHO ONLY PLAN TO SKI OR RIDE SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO

EPIC 4-DAY: PERFECT FOR PEOPLE WHO ONLY PLAN TO TAKE ONE SKI VACATION

Daily Lift Ticket Discount: The Breckenridge Ski Resort will guarantee the Low Carb Conference lift ticket pricing at the daily rate of $138.00 per Adult per day and $80.00 per Child per day with a start date of February 26-March 5. Discount is available to all attendees and guests. Coupons will be provided at the event. Also check at the hotel front desk if you’re arriving early.


Rental Equipment Discount Rate: Prices are per day and include boots and snowboard or skis and poles. Damage waivers are available at $3-5 per day upon request but not required. Prices do not include applicable taxes and 4% facility fee. Discount is available to all attendees. Skies can be picked up at the Breckenridge Sports Doubletree, conveniently located at the hotel. Ph: (970) 547-2815 – 7:30am to 6pm Daily. Discount Rental Equipment Link

Rental Type Standard Rate 25% Discount
Sport Ski $48.00 $36.00
Junior Ski $32.00 $24.00
Performance Ski $53.00 $39.75
Demo Ski $63.00 $47.25
Snowboard $53.00 $39.75
Junior Snowboard $32.00 $24.00
Demo Snowboard $63.00 $47.25
Helmet $12.00 $9.00

Denver International Airport (DIA) Transportation

Denver International Airport (~2 1/2 hours drive) on Colorado Mountain Express (CME). 20% discount to all attendees. Discount Shuttle Link


Summit Stage Free Summit County Transportation

Free public transportation in Summit County, Colorado. Frisco, Dillon, Silverthorne and local ski resorts including Breckenridge.

Full winter schedule

Frisco-Breckenridge winter schedule

Summit Stage Frisco transfer center: 1010 Meadow Dr, Frisco, CO 80424


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Look forward to seeing you there!

Dr Jeff Gerber and Dr Rod Tayler

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