Are You Coming to Wise Traditions?
Are you coming to Wise Traditions 2017?
It's in Mineapolis, with some pregame events beginning on Thursday, November 9th and the main conference running from Friday, November 10th through Monday, November 13th.
I'm excited to see friends like Ben Greenfield and Laura Schoenfeld, to meet many other people I know only through the internet, and to spend some face-to-face time with lots of people who share traditional diets as a common interest.
I'll be giving two talks, plus teaching an all-day interactive course on measuring and managing nutritional status.
Here's what I'm doing:
On Saturday, I'll be giving a talk on the role of protein, fat, carbohydrate, vitamins, and minerals in achieving an optimal hormonal balance.
On Sunday, I'll be giving a talk “Methylate Your Way to Mental Health: Beyond Folate and B12 Supplements.”
On Monday, I'll be teaching an all-day interactive course called “Measuring and Managing Nutritional Status Masterclass.”
To register for the conference, go here. Please note that the Monday class on managing nutritional status comes separately. When you sign up, look for the “Monday Event Registration” header on the form, and change the dropdown menu from “No Monday Event Selected” to “Chris Masterjohn (includes lunch).”
The Masterclass will take each of the essential nutrients, and cover both the “what” and the “why” behind the signs and symptoms of deficiency, the distribution in the diet, and the lab work used to assess nutritional status. It will consist of 10-15 minute chunks of lecture interspersed with questions that I'll give you. You'll vote on the answers with an app on your mobile device or laptop and we'll look at how people respond (anonymously in aggregate), often using the responses as a basis for discussion. You will have numerous opportunities to ask me questions about what we cover through the class and a more free-for-all-style opportunity to ask me anything at the end.
Sound great? Register here!
Register for Wise Traditions, 2017
Hope to see you there,
Chris