Auston W Cherbonneaux, Speaker at Obesity Conference

Exercise Update, United States

Title : Physiology of the anti-calorie diet

Abstract:

There has been a misconception about energy in nutrition, exercise, and biological sciences, and that misconception is that we operate on the same thermodynamics as a combustion engine. This is the premise of the calorie measurement, and in this presentation I will discuss the the history of this measurement, how scientists got it wrong in application, and the real energy dynamics behind nutrition as we understand it with modern physics. With this better understanding of the source of energy in nature, I will then discuss how our bodies mediate the use of materials needed to produce continuous the energy necessary for life function. This will reveal a more clear view of the physiology of weight loss and its relationship to the biophysics of energy in exercise and nutrition. This will allow scientists, doctors, and health professionals to better understand and recommend weight loss management strategies for their clients.

Biography:

Auston Cherbonneaux began studying Kinesiology in 2011 at San Diego State University under Pete McCall, the creator of the American Council on Exercise’s IFT model. He quickly became certified as an ACE Certified Personal Trainer, and expanded his studies to include more chemistry, management, nutrition, and psychology classes. Unable to finish his undergrad, he continues to pursue his research independently. Auston was previously certified as a NSCA CPT, NSCA Tactical Strength and Conditioning Facilitator, NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist, USA Olympic Weightlifting Coach, a USA Olympic Rugby Coach, and specialty certificates in athletic performance, weight loss, mental toughness, and nutrition.