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Episode 163: Why I Decided to go Keto with Russ Mitchell

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Welcome to Protecting Your Nest with Dr. Tony Hampton. Russ Mitchell is a self-described “certified idiot, clown, moron and whatever other adjectives you can use to describe a person that loves to act a fool.” His goal is to make people laugh more and “learn to shine a light that can show others the way.” Recently, especially through his YouTube Channel (Homesick Buckeye), he has been shining a light on the ketogenic diet. His videos cover his own personal health journey and share the message of low-carb in a most hilarious fashion.

In this discussion, Dr. Tony and Russ talk about:

  • (02:53) The aim of Russ’ YouTube Channel (Homesick Buckeye)
  • (08:03) Why Russ transitioned from vegetarianism to carnivore/ketovore
  • (21:34) Support from family and understanding the difficulties of being obese
  • (27:06) What inspired Russ to start a YouTube channel
  • (36:07) Advice and helpful pro-tips for those getting started on a ketogenic diet
  • (39:00) Changing one’s mindset with regard to food
  • (43:37) The hardest part of getting started on the keto diet

Thank you for listening to Protecting Your Nest. For additional resources and information, please see the links below.

Links:

Russ Mitchell:

Dr. Tony Hampton:

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Welcome to Protecting Your Nest with Dr. Tony Hampton. Russ Mitchell is a self-described “certified idiot, clown, moron and whatever other adjectives you can use to describe a person that loves to act a fool.” His goal is to make people laugh more and “learn to shine a light that can show others the way.” Recently, especially through his YouTube Channel (Homesick Buckeye), he has been shining a light on the ketogenic diet. His videos cover his own personal health journey and share the message of low-carb in a most hilarious fashion.

In this discussion, Dr. Tony and Russ talk about:

  • (02:53) The aim of Russ’ YouTube Channel (Homesick Buckeye)
  • (08:03) Why Russ transitioned from vegetarianism to carnivore/ketovore
  • (21:34) Support from family and understanding the difficulties of being obese
  • (27:06) What inspired Russ to start a YouTube channel
  • (36:07) Advice and helpful pro-tips for those getting started on a ketogenic diet
  • (39:00) Changing one’s mindset with regard to food
  • (43:37) The hardest part of getting started on the keto diet

Thank you for listening to Protecting Your Nest. For additional resources and information, please see the links below.

Links:

Russ Mitchell:

Dr. Tony Hampton:

  continue reading

199 episodes

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