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Four conferences. Four themes. One continuing mission. 🌍
What began in 2023 has now successfully completed its fourth edition, with each conference exploring a different dimension of metabolic health:
2023: Low Carb Across the Globe
2024: Metabolic Therapies
2025: Addictions, Seed Oils & Metabolic Disorders,
2026: Metabolic Health Crisis: Where India Went Wrong - and How to Fix It
Four conferences, countless hours of conversations, and experts and lived-experience voices joining us from India and across the world - all with one purpose: to improve awareness and understanding of metabolic health.
A heartfelt THANK YOU to every speaker who generously shared their knowledge, research, clinical experience and personal journeys.
A very special thank you to all our hosts, who prepared extensively and helped turn each session into an engaging conversation.
Our sincere appreciation to Imagica Health, our Event Partner, for the platform and support that helped us deliver these three days seamlessly to audiences across the world.
And a huge thank you to everyone working behind the scenes, and to every attendee who joined, watched, asked questions, shared our sessions and supported the conference.
The Metabolic Health Conference remains 100% virtual, free to attend and sponsor-free.
Four successful conferences later, that commitment remains unchanged.
We started with a simple idea.
Four conferences later, the journey continues.
Thank you for being part of it. 🙏❤️
Await the 5th Metabolic Health Conference in 2027
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Metabolic Health India retweeted
Mondays are my fasting days
Will have my 1st meal now.
12 th year Type2 Diabetes in remission
This is the kind of numbers we can have if we follow low-carb for life upon diagnosis of diabetes.
If you have diabetes and not used a CGM then you are missing a wealth of data.. unless you are not data driven using a CGM is a must at least a few times in a year.
Metabolic Health India retweeted
My Learnings from World Nutrition Summit 2026
Different Low-Carb Approaches. One Shared Mission.
One of my biggest takeaways from the World Nutrition Summit 2026 in South Africa was the mutual respect among people advocating different approaches to low-carb nutrition.
Some follow ketogenic diets, some advocate carnivore diets, while others are omnivores or do veg low-carb lifestyles.
Yet, what stood out was the genuine respect & appreciation for one another's work.
There was no need to prove that one dietary approach was superior to another.
People openly acknowledged those who had contributed to their knowledge and professional journeys. There was genuine appreciation for the work being done by individuals across different parts of the world.
The exchange of knowledge extended well beyond the presentations. The discussions revolved around nutrition science, clinical experiences, practical dietary strategies, lifestyle patterns and the challenges of implementing low-carb nutrition across different cultures.
What particularly pleased me was the curiosity about India.
Many were interested in understanding our traditional dietary patterns, the challenges of adopting low-carb nutrition in a predominantly carb-rich & grain-rice food environment & the work being done to improve metabolic health.
On a personal note, it was deeply gratifying to see the appreciation for my own journey of 11 completed years of medication-free type 2 diabetes remission, now entering the 12th year, through a low-carb lacto-ovo vegetarian lifestyle.
There was considerable interest in the extensive clinical and lab data I have meticulously collected over these years to document my metabolic health journey.
To my knowledge no one in India at least have the kind of data I have. They can make big claims but no data means they cannot prove anything.
It was equally encouraging to see the appreciation for our efforts to make low-carb nutrition more accessible globally, particularly through the Veg Low-Carbohydrate lifestyle course launched by Nutrition Network in association with Metabolic Health India®.
For many attendees, the summit was also a dream-come-true opportunity to meet the people who had inspired their journeys in nutrition & metabolic health.
Personally, I was delighted and privileged to meet Prof. Tim Noakes @ProfTimNoakes once again, along with several international friends, colleagues and professional connections. Reconnecting with familiar faces and building new relationships made the experience even more memorable.
My biggest takeaway:
We may differ in how we practise low-carb but we share a common purpose: improving metabolic health & helping people lead healthier lives.
There is much to learn from one another when we approach our differences with curiosity, humility, openness & mutual respect.
WNS 2026 reinforced something important for me: The low-carb movement becomes stronger when we learn from one another, appreciate one another's contributions, give due credits to our learnings and collaborate rather than compete.
Many thanks to @JanaMRetief , Martiza @KarenHeath007 & the Noakes Foundation team for all the efforts taken in organizing this event again.
@TheNoakesF @travisnoakes
Looking forward to more & more.
Metabolic Health India retweeted
When I say I eat avocado almost every day, someone asked me “Why eat a food that isn’t from India?”
I wonder if we ask the same question about pizza, pasta or burgers or the foods many of them enjoy, even though they originated elsewhere & are junk foods.
A food’s place of origin alone doesn’t tell us whether it belongs on our plate. What matters is whether it suits our needs, overall way of eating & our goals.
Mine is low-carb lifestyle & it fits my scheme of things.
Food doesn’t need an Indian passport to have a place at the table.
Metabolic Health India retweeted
Issue with @Olacabs yet to be settled
Paid by GPay to driver.
The same amount is also charged in Ola postpaid
Why?
Why not action even after sending in proofs?
Why are you looting us?.
@OlaCabsIndia @Olacabs @Ola_Mumbai
Metabolic Health India retweeted
The best part of these global conferences are that all the top speakers are humble.
Everyone credits their learnings to others or even their patients.
This is so refreshing.
We sometimes see people picking up concepts and then claim it as their "invention"
But here no one claimed that they "invented" anything.
This is the best part..
Metabolic Health India retweeted
We enjoyed some low carb allulose based snacks in the
World Nutrition Summit 2026
Checked with Linx cgm and the spikes were minimal.
@TheNoakesF
Metabolic Health India retweeted
With @TamzynMurphyRD
She was one of my tutors in the @NutritionNetwrk Coach Practitioners certification course
At the World Nutrition Summit 2026
Metabolic Health India retweeted
World Avocado Organization
Promoting the health benefits of Avocado
World Nutrition Summit 2026
@TheNoakesF
Metabolic Health India retweeted
Macadamia products promotion in full swing At the World Nutrition Summit 2026
@TheNoakesF
Metabolic Health India retweeted
When the @ProfTimNoakes of South Africa meets the Noakes of Nepal
@DiljanMansoor
World Nutrition Summit 2026
@TheNoakesF
@travisnoakes
Replying to @DiljanMansoor
With highest regards and appreciation,
Dr Diljan Mansoor
World Nutrition Summit 2026
The Noakes Foundation
Cape Town for Everyone
#ScienceFacts #love #nepal
Metabolic Health India retweeted
Hello @ProfTimNoakes
One of your fan has asked the below question.
Gm @shashiiyengar
If u meet prof @ProfTimNoakes ,
Im curious to know
If he has done prolonged fasting experiment on himself
And/or
Seriously tried adding muscles,
To get off his diabetic meds?
Very curious to know, what's best possible thing to do at his age to control t2d
Metabolic Health India retweeted
Something interesting coming up in 2027
World Nutrition Summit 2026
Healing Humanity team
Watch this space.
Too early to let the cat out of the bag.
Metabolic Health India retweeted
Honoured to be part of a panel discussion at the World Nutrition Summit 2026, held at Hazendal Wine Estate in Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa.
@TheNoakesF
@ProfTimNoakes
Metabolic Health India retweeted
The Jackie Stone Memorial Lecture & panel discussion
@ProfTimNoakes
@travisnoakes
@DiljanMansoor
@StefanusSnyman
Coleen Aldous
Dr Susan Vasloo
@TheNoakesF
World Nutrition Summit 2026
Metabolic Health India retweeted
Prof Noakes @ProfTimNoakes credits the learning of LCHF from these books.
Such a big pioneering name in the low-carb world but such a humble soul.
@TheNoakesF
Metabolic Health India retweeted
With Dr @NevilleWellingt
Lynn Divoky & Adam Lacy of Healing Humanity
Faranak Amini
World Nutrition Summit 2026
@TheNoakesF
Metabolic Health India retweeted
The Jackie Stone Memorial Lecture
By @ProfTimNoakes
World Nutrition Summit 2026
@TheNoakesF
Metabolic Health India retweeted
Peter Ballerstedt @GrassBased talk at the
World Nutrition Summit 2026
@TheNoakesF
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World Nutrition Summit 2026
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