Frontiers in Metabolic Health &
Nutritional Ketosis
Advancing Science and Practice
October 4- 7, 2026 | Dallas, TX

Building a network of global experts to create a healthier future.
Why Attend

Hear new data, translational findings, and clinical trials shaping metabolic medicine.

See how nutritional ketosis is applied across diverse patient populations through outcomes and real-world practice.

Apply protocols, case-based learning, and implementation strategies in clinical care.

Discuss challenges and insights with clinicians, researchers, and academics in focused sessions and informal settings.

Present your work, gain feedback, and strengthen the science of nutritional ketosis and metabolic health.

Take part in conversations shaping research priorities, clinical frameworks, and future directions.
Who Should Attend

Clinicians & Healthcare Providers
Physicians, dietitians, nurses, and allied health professionals applying evidence-based care.

Researchers & Academics
Scientists, investigators, and faculty advancing clinical and metabolic research.

Students & Trainees
Medical, nutrition, and graduate students, plus residents and early-career professionals.

Health Advocates,
Patients, & Administrators
Engaged individuals, caregivers, and community leaders passionate about advancing health.

Learn
Stay current with emerging research, clinical evidence, and evolving approaches in metabolic medicine.
Collaborate
Engage with clinicians, researchers, and advocates to exchange insights, challenge ideas, and build meaningful connections.


Integrate
Translate evidence into practice through protocols, clinical experience, and real-world application.
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Metabolic Health Initiative and Ketogenic Foundation. The Metabolic Health Initiative is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.


