Dr. Lentz graduated from the University of Colorado School of Medicine in 2001, and then from the Fort Collins Family Medicine Residency in 2004. She is Board Certified in family medicine and has enjoyed a full spectrum practice seeing all ages and combining preventative, acute and chronic conditions.
Over her years as a family doctor, Dr. Lentz has focused on lifestyle changes for health and removing medications when appropriate, resulting in more successful long term wellness. Dr. Lentz is passionate about her patients, and is truly devoted to listening as well as personalizing care. She takes the time to counsel about lifestyle habits and dietary changes.
Over time, Dr. Lentz’s medical mission has become to successfully treat chronic health issues, especially metabolic disorders and obesity which are associated with most other chronic disease. Her goal is to build a true doctor-patient relationship while working as a partner with her patients through good nutrition.
In 2016, Dr. Lentz took extensive additional training and became a Diplomate in Obesity Medicine. Her knowledge continues to grow and now extends to insulin’s relation to chronic diseases, and the negative effects of the Standard American Diet.
Dr. Lentz is a long time advocate of using Low Carb High Fat (LCHF) eating to treat metabolic disorders and has recently implemented intermittent fasting for patients as well as in her own life. She has seen amazing successes treating her patients using these lifestyle changes.
I am deeply passionate about optimizing metabolic health and helping others achieve their health, nutrition, and lifestyle goals through a low-carb/ketogenic lifestyle. My educational and personal journey led me down the path to a low-carb lifestyle because the benefits of this eating style are so numerous.
The Ketogenic Diet, in particular, has become a passion of mine because both the science and personal experiences from my clients inexplicably illustrate how truly amazing this lifestyle is for optimal metabolic health and disease prevention.
I am an International Ketogenic Behavioral Nutritionist, as well as a Certified Nutrition Specialist Scholar® (CNS-S) and a Certified Ketogenic Nutrition Specialist (CKNS), both credentialed by the American Nutrition Association® through its Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists.
I am hoping to share my passion and expertise in nutrition, inflammation, metabolic health, behaviour change, and the Ketogenic lifestyle to educate, inspire, and help people meet their health and weight goals
Mark Cucuzzella MD
Professor Family Medicine WVU School of Medicine
For Patients With Obesity, Pre-Diabetes, or Diabetes Wishing Lifestyle Intervention
We are prescribing health and restoration! Lifestyle Medicine vs a Lifetime of Medicine.
I’m proud to be part of our new WVU Center for Diabetes and Metabolic Health .
The Center offers individual visits for children and adults with obesity, prediabetes, PCOS, Type 2 diabetes, Type 1 diabetes and Metabolic Syndrome/Insulin Resistance.
All patients receive lifestyle intervention and education tailored to their needs in addition to care for their specific age or condition type. My focus will be Low Carbohydrate Nutrition and Lifestyle Interventions for Diabetes, Obesity, Cardiovascular, and other Metabolic Conditions. Our clinic is not a substitute for your Primary Care, but a complement when your goal is improved wellness and a tailored plan for you.
Colleagues at the center also see pediatric patients and adults with similar individualized approaches.
Call 304-596-5038 for appointment. Insurances accepted. Patients can self-refer. Share with friends who need help.
Healing starts from within.
I work in Nelson City Medical Centre, a small friendly family practice in the heart of Nelson. I work as a GP with a special interest in Low Carb and Keto nutrition as support for healthy living, and as a treatment for a number of medical conditions.
I also have an interest in psychology and can provide counselling. I have a background in hospital Cancer Medicine and have additional training in this field too.
I am a Practice Nurse in Carlisle and I am passionate about helping people with Type 2 Diabetes reverse their condition using real food/low carb
I am a Family Medicine physician practicing primary care in a rural county of Alabama. I prescribe low-carbohydrate, ketogenic diets to my patients as an option to both treat and attempt to reverse many chronic diseases of our modern age. I have found this to be a very powerful tool for patients to regain their health and wellbeing in conjunction with other important lifestyle changes (exercise, sleep and stress reduction).
I found many, many areas of medicine I liked in my years of study and practice. That’s why family medicine and the variety it offers is such a good fit for me. I get to help and heal people throughout their lives and make a real difference for you and your family.
When I care for you, I love to teach you how your body works. I see myself as your partner and trusted adviser in coming up with a plan of care focused on you.
I have always struggled with my weight throughout my life, worsened by the stress of medical school and residency. The birth of our first child, with routine screening lab work showing metabolic syndrome was my wake-up call to do something about it. I had tried the usual advice of “eat less and move more” that is routinely taught as gospel truth in my profession, but this never provided meaningful results. I did more research and reading, and fully implemented carbohydrate restriction – this resolved my metabolic syndrome and allowed me to make significant progress in my weight. I’m not entirely where I would like to be (more work to be done), but I know I will be around for my children (and grandchildren).
The results I saw rejuvenated by desire to help my patients improve their health, and has allowed me to help patients improve their weight, improve their cardiovascular status, and better control their diabetes (and even put it into remission!).
When I’m not at work, I enjoy physical fitness, martial arts, computers and high-fidelity audio and video.
Jamie Nothstine, RN BSN- Primal Health Coach
My name is Jamie and I’m 40 years old. I’m a Registered Nurse in the emergency room and for the past 12yrs, I have seen what lack of movement and poor eating habits do to the body. What’s worse is that this is being taught generation after generation.
My goal is to educate and coach you on how adopting a Primal way of living will increase your health/wellness/fitness/energy levels so that you can live a high-quality life free of disease.
