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I am a physician, a family medicine specialist with a focus on total health, diversity, and Washington, DC.

In 2007, I decided to relocate to our nation’s capital, from Seattle, Washington, to further my interests while continuing to live in the future. I believe in open leadership, sharing, and freedom from conflict of interest.

👨‍⚕️ Family Medicine
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🕊 #LCHF #Nutrition #Fitness #RealFood
🏳️‍🌈 #LGBTQ #Equality
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Updated February, 2019. Featured photo: Love Wins, Washington, DC, USA, June, 2016, by Ted Eytan, MD

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Thanks for Publishing my Photos, in Shaw: History Repurposed – Urban Turf DC

Thanks for Publishing my Photos, in Shaw: History Repurposed - Urban Turf DC

Thanks for publishing my photographs, UrbanTurf_DC, in this wonderful profile of the Shaw neighborhood, in Washington, DC. I’ve written a few posts myself about the neighborhood – more history (and leadership) per square millimeter than any place I’ve ever been to: Thoughts and photos from the gilded ghetto | Race, Class, and Politics in the …

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Thanks for Publishing my Photo, PoPville 

Thanks for Publishing my Photo, PoPville 

Thank you for publishing my photograph, @Popville. It’s of the Washington Nationals Victory Parade, in Washington, DC (of course). Enjoy. Photo by PoPville flickr user Ted EytanYou can talk about whatever is on your mind – quality of life issues, a beautiful tree you spotted, scuttlebutt, or any random questions/thoughts you may have. But please …

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Slide Update: ADA’s website now includes Low-Carbohydrate Diets in Standards of Care, and looking back on the times the medical profession called people/ideas a “fad”

Slide Update: ADA's website now includes Low-Carbohydrate Diets in Standards of Care, and looking back on the times the medical profession called people/ideas a “fad”

I’ve been asked to present on changes happening in our understanding of nutrition lately, so will be sharing slides here. The above isn’t news to people in the nutrition realm (as of April, 2019). The American Diabetes Association (@AmDiabetesAssn) has officially added low carbohydrate and very-low carbohydrate diets to its standards of care. They have …

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Thanks for Publishing my Photo of the Washington Nationals Victory Parade, PoPville

Thanks for Publishing my Photo of the Washington Nationals Victory Parade, PoPville

Thanks for publishing my photograph,@Popville. Victory looks great on Washington, DC 🙂 Photo by PoPville flickr user Ted EytanYou can talk about whatever is on your mind – quality of life issues, a beautiful tree you spotted, scuttlebutt, or any random questions/thoughts you may have. But please no personal attacks and no need to correct …

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Just Watched: Our Transgender Pride Flag Emoji Proposal is Now in a Documentary: Where Emojis Come From

Just Watched: Our Transgender Pride Flag Emoji Proposal is Now in a Documentary: Where Emojis Come From

Thanks to the team at @VPRO and @VPROBroadcast for producing this documentary that unravels the secrets of how emojis are born. Transgender Pride Flag vs White Wine – tale of two emojis The protagonist in the piece is the transgender pride flag emoji born from designer Tea Uglow (@Teaulieu), later joined by a global team …

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Thank you for Publishing my Photo, in 2020 Dietary Guidelines: Repeating Past Mistakes, Lack Scientific Rigor — The Nutrition Coalition

Thank you for Publishing my Photo, in 2020 Dietary Guidelines: Repeating Past Mistakes, Lack Scientific Rigor — The Nutrition Coalition

Thanks for using my photograph to illustrate this discussion about concerns relating to US Dietary Guidelines, Nutrition Coalition (@4DietaryReform), in this post written by Nina Teicholz (@bigfatsurprise). The photograph was taken at the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans Committee meeting in Washington, DC, along with several others (see below). As the blog post states, …

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Thank you for using my Photo, in ‘Outrageous’ and ‘Reprehensible’: Trump Gives Taxpayer-Funded Groups Green Light to Discriminate Against LGBTQ People | Common Dreams 

Thank you for using my Photo, in 'Outrageous' and 'Reprehensible': Trump Gives Taxpayer-Funded Groups Green Light to Discriminate Against LGBTQ People | Common Dreams 

Thank you for using my image to illustrate the importance of this issue, @CommonDreams. The combined nursing, medical, and allied health professions have already spoken – It is unethical to deny care to human beings based on their identity. My generation of physicians saw how successful it was to do this in the last century …

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Thanks for Publishing my Photo of the 17th Street High Heel Race, PoPville

Thanks for Publishing my Photo of the 17th Street High Heel Race, PoPville

Thanks for publishing my photograph, of the 2019 17th Street High Heel Race, @Popville. You can see the additional photos in this post. It’s true – diversity allows the human species to survive 🙂 . Enjoy. Photo by PoPville flickr user Ted EytanYou can talk about whatever is on your mind – quality of life …

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Thanks for Publishing my Photo, in A thundering herd of drag queens ran through the streets of DC last night – LGBTQ Nation

Thanks for Publishing my Photo, in A thundering herd of drag queens ran through the streets of DC last night - LGBTQ Nation

Thanks for highlighting my photograph, @lgbtqnation, in this post on the annual 17th Street High Heel Race, in Washington, DC. You can see the rest of my photos from the event in this post: Photos: 2019 17th Street High Heel Race, Washington, DC USA And, I’ll use this post to remind again that this is …

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Photos: Conversations with Human Rights Campaign President Alphonso David, Washington, DC USA

Photos: Conversations with Human Rights Campaign President Alphonso David, Washington, DC USA

I read (again) recently that most humans don’t like change / new things. My generation of physicians love change. We had no choice but to love change, after witnessing the worst ethical crises in the medical profession’s history during our training. That specific time has past, however, we/I still see a short-term memory span when …

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Recipes

I now post low-carbohydrate, healthy fat recipes, with images.

Here are a few, see the entire list here.