Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 19 minutes ago
Dr. Ravi Kamapalli presents a groundbreaking approach to diabetic wound care, revealing that diabetic foot ulcers cost more than cancer treatment and have mortality rates rivaling lung cancer. The infectious disease physician and wound specialist makes the case for metabolically optimized wound care, demonstrating how low-carb interventions helped patients heal chronic wounds in just 10 weeks compared to the standard 12-week timeline. He explores the connection between metabolic syndrome, chronic inflammation, and impaired wound healing, presenting compelling evidence that nutrition—not just bacteria or blood flow—may be the most critical factor in successful wound treatment.
👉 Register at cosci.org for our coming CoSci 2026 at on March 13-15 in Las Vegas, NV. As with this presentation from 2025, you'll see great talks from Shawn Baker, Ken Berry, Amber O'Hearn, Nick Norwitz, Bret Scher and many, many more.
🎗️And best of all – CoSci is a charity event to support the Citizen Science Foundation, a 501(c)3 Public Charity supporting low carb/keto research like our #LMHR Study.
🫶 So you'll get to watch a great conference and support a good cause. Tickets start for as little as $25 – register now at cosci.org
⏱ Chapters
0:24 – Introduction and diabetic foot crisis
1:21 – Patient case study and platform approach
2:34 – Retrospective chart review results
4:20 – Diabetic foot ulcer statistics
6:23 – Metabolic syndrome and chronic wounds
8:15 – Infection risks in diabetes
9:45 – Malnutrition detection criteria
11:30 – Protein requirements and insulin's role
12:45 – Ketogenic diet and wound healing
13:53 – Platform-based care solutions
14:05 – Closing remarks and Q&A
#RaviKamapalli #DiabeticWoundCare #MetabolicHealth #LowCarb #Ketogenic #WoundHealing #DiabetesComplications #InfectiousDisease #TelemedicineInnovation #PatientCare #ChronicWounds #HealthcareInnovation
Dr. Ravi Kamapalli presents a groundbreaking approach to diabetic wound care, revealing that diabetic foot ulcers cost more than cancer treatment and have mortality rates rivaling lung cancer. The infectious disease physician and wound specialist makes the case for metabolically optimized wound care, demonstrating how low-carb interventions helped patients heal chronic wounds in just 10 weeks compared to the standard 12-week timeline. He explores the connection between metabolic syndrome, chronic inflammation, and impaired wound healing, presenting compelling evidence that nutrition—not just bacteria or blood flow—may be the most critical factor in successful wound treatment.
👉 Register at cosci.org for our coming CoSci 2026 at on March 13-15 in Las Vegas, NV. As with this presentation from 2025, you'll see great talks from Shawn Baker, Ken Berry, Amber O'Hearn, Nick Norwitz, Bret Scher and many, many more.
🎗️And best of all – CoSci is a charity event to support the Citizen Science Foundation, a 501(c)3 Public Charity supporting low carb/keto research like our #LMHR Study.
🫶 So you'll get to watch a great conference and support a good cause. Tickets start for as little as $25 – register now at cosci.org
⏱ Chapters
0:24 – Introduction and diabetic foot crisis
1:21 – Patient case study and platform approach
2:34 – Retrospective chart review results
4:20 – Diabetic foot ulcer statistics
6:23 – Metabolic syndrome and chronic wounds
8:15 – Infection risks in diabetes
9:45 – Malnutrition detection criteria
11:30 – Protein requirements and insulin's role
12:45 – Ketogenic diet and wound healing
13:53 – Platform-based care solutions
14:05 – Closing remarks and Q&A
#RaviKamapalli #DiabeticWoundCare #MetabolicHealth #LowCarb #Ketogenic #WoundHealing #DiabetesComplications #InfectiousDisease #TelemedicineInnovation #PatientCare #ChronicWounds #HealthcareInnovation
