Hi all!
Just a quick note to let you know there’s a way to get early
access to blog posts from now on. I’m on Patreon, and I’ve added a benefit to
patrons who support me at the $5/month level. For the price of two or so cups
of coffee, you can read new blog posts a few days before the rest of the world.
If you have the means and want to check this out, see here for details.
In case you’re wondering what topics I'll be writing about next, right now I’m working on a post about the effects of chronically high insulin on the skin, and one on why people need to stop
freaking out about slightly high blood sugar at random points in time. (See here for a preview of the one on insulin & skin. It’s a post I wrote on this
topic for Designs for Health, but they don’t give me a byline. Trust me, it was me.)
The $10/month level gets you access to my monthly research review, wherein
I discuss scientific papers I’ve read over the preceding few weeks. The papers
cover a range of topics – whatever strikes my fancy that particular month, or
whatever things I happen to be reading and learning more about. Sometimes it’s
low carb and ketogenic diets, sometimes it’s diabetes, sometimes Alzheimer’s,
sometimes cholesterol and statins…whatever papers catch my eye and that I think
I’ll learn something valuable from.
You can also support me for as little as $2 or $3/month, but there
are no special perks for that…unless you count my deep gratitude and appreciation
for your generosity!
As always, however, my blog itself is free and always will be. So if funds are tight
and $5/month is beyond reach, no worries whatsoever. All posts will still be
right here too. Patrons simply get to read them a few days in advance of the
general public. And if you want to experience more of my approach to “Keto
Without the Crazy,”™ remember my videos are all free as well, as is my Twitter account.
Thanks, everyone. I’m glad you’re here. In this age of quick sound
bites and instant gratification, I’m thankful anyone out there still likes (prefers,
even!) reading long, in-depth blog posts. I do love writing them, even if I
don’t do it as often as I’d like to.
Disclaimer: Amy Berger, MS,
CNS, NTP, is not a physician and Tuit Nutrition, LLC, is not a medical
practice. The information contained on this site is not intended to diagnose,
treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition and is not to be used as a substitute
for the care and guidance of a physician. Links in this post and all others may
direct you to amazon.com, where I will receive a small amount of the purchase
price of any items you buy through my affiliate links.
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