Levi Frehlich, MSc, PhD
Statistician, Stanford Lifestyle Medicine
Epidemiology PhD, University of Calgary
Co-PI on the Makoyoh’sokoi program

Levi Frehlich holds a BSc (Hons) in Kinesiology, during which he researched the dietary patterns of undergraduate students. He went on to earn an MSc in Population/Public Health, where he developed a tool to measure neighbourhood-based physical activity. Levi completed his academic journey with a PhD in Epidemiology, exploring the relationship between the built environment and health-related fitness.

In addition to his academic achievements, Levi is a Co-Principal Investigator on the Makoyoh’sokoi program, a wholistic, culturally relevant wellness initiative for Indigenous women in urban, rural, and remote communities. He has also served as Co-President for the Calgary Chapter of Obesity Canada and founded the Calgary Student and New Professional Chapter of Obesity Canada. Currently, Levi is the Research Director for the Alberta Kinesiology Association and a member of the Stanford Lifestyle Medicine Program.

Beyond his academic and advocacy roles, Levi runs Luxury Nutrition and Fitness, a health blog dedicated to sharing research on physical activity, nutrition, and health with the general public.