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Stop Dieting. Start Living.
Brooks Coleman
24 episodes
4 days ago
Realistic, sustainable health & fitness advice so you can drop the mental baggage, stop dieting, and start living.
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Realistic, sustainable health & fitness advice so you can drop the mental baggage, stop dieting, and start living.
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Health & Fitness
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5. Do you need to eat more to lose weight?
Stop Dieting. Start Living.
49 minutes 12 seconds
9 months ago
5. Do you need to eat more to lose weight?

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the complexities of weight loss, emphasizing that not eating enough can paradoxically hinder weight loss efforts. They explore the concept of metabolic adaptation, the misconceptions surrounding a 'broken' metabolism, and the importance of body composition in weight management.

The discussion highlights the necessity of consistency and adherence to dietary plans, the balance between building muscle and losing fat, and the psychological effects of extreme dieting. Ultimately, they stress that understanding the laws of thermodynamics is crucial for effective weight management. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of weight loss, emphasizing the importance of understanding hunger hormones like leptin and ghrelin. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding weight management, both in humans and pets, and highlight the impact of misinformation in the health and fitness industry.

The conversation shifts towards the necessity of radical honesty and personal responsibility in achieving long-term success, as well as the importance of embracing discomfort and negative emotions as part of the growth process. Ultimately, they stress that consistency and a clear understanding of one's true desires are key to sustainable change.


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Timestamps:

00:00 The Weight Loss Paradox: Eating Enough to Lose Weight

03:04 Metabolic Adaptation: Understanding the Body's Response

06:13 The Misconception of a 'Broken' Metabolism

08:53 The Role of Body Composition in Weight Loss

12:07 The Importance of Consistency and Adherence

14:59 Navigating Caloric Needs and Maintenance

17:59 Building Muscle vs. Losing Fat: Finding Balance

20:51 The Psychological Effects of Extreme Dieting

24:00 Behavioral Factors in Weight Management

26:32 Understanding Hunger Hormones

28:12 The Logic Behind Weight Loss

29:32 Misconceptions in Pet Weight Management

30:57 The Impact of Misinformation

32:30 Radical Honesty and Personal Responsibility

34:45 Embracing Discomfort for Growth

36:20 Identifying What Truly Matters

38:52 The Reality of Emotional Resistance

40:18 Behavior Change and Habit Formation

44:31 Accepting Negative Emotions

46:04 The Key to Long-Term Success

Stop Dieting. Start Living.
Realistic, sustainable health & fitness advice so you can drop the mental baggage, stop dieting, and start living.