When it comes to weight loss, the power of sports goes beyond mere calorie burning; it’s about finding activities that resonate with our age, physical capabilities, and lifestyle. The ideal sport for a teenager may not suit a senior, just as the perfect activity for someone in their thirties might differ from that of someone […]
Category: Diet & Fitness
December 21, 2023
Decoding Metabolic Syndrome: How the ECS Holds the Key
Welcome to an enlightening exploration of a lesser-known yet pivotal player in our health: the endocannabinoid system (ECS). This intricate network within our bodies might be famous for its links to cannabis, but its role extends far beyond. Today, we’re diving into how the ECS crucially impacts metabolic syndrome – a term you might have […]
December 19, 2023
The Psychology of Color and Weight Loss: How Hues Influence Your Diet
Welcome to a journey where the spectrum of colors intertwines with the path to a healthier you. It’s not just the calories and exercises that shape our weight loss journey; surprisingly, colors play a pivotal role too. Have you ever wondered why certain restaurants are painted in specific colors or why some plates make food […]
December 18, 2023
Understanding Hedonic Hunger: Why We Crave Sugary and Fatty Foods
Welcome to our exploration of “hedonic hunger,” a fascinating concept that’s reshaping our understanding of why we sometimes can’t stop eating those chips or cookies, even when we’re not really hungry. This isn’t just about having a sweet tooth or loving snacks; it’s about how certain foods mess with our brains, making us crave more. […]
December 4, 2023
The Ozempic Effect: How This Weight Loss Drug Impacts Muscle Mass
Welcome to our blog! Today, we’re going to talk about a medicine called Ozempic. Recently, lots of people have started using Ozempic to help them lose weight. But did you know that losing weight isn’t always just about getting rid of fat? Sometimes, it can also mean losing muscle, which is not so good. In […]
November 14, 2023
6 Physiological Changes Your Body Goes Through During Severe Caloric Restrictions
When you are in a Severe Caloric Restrictions deficit, your body undergoes various physiological changes to adapt and potentially prevent further weight loss. This involves complex interactions between the brain, hormones, and other physiological processes. Here’s how this communication typically works: Leptin: Leptin is a hormone produced by fat cells (adipocytes). Its primary role is […]
November 13, 2023
Have you ever wondered why cutting calories doesn’t always lead to weight loss?
Traditional dieting wisdom tells us that less food equals more weight loss. However, recent insights suggest that this equation isn’t as simple as it seems. A comprehensive study by the National Institute of Health has shown that reducing calorie intake might not be the golden ticket to weight loss we once believed. The reason lies […]
November 1, 2023
How Calorie Restriction/Starvation Diets Actually Cause Weight Gain
When it comes to losing weight, many people turn to calorie restriction and starvation diets as a quick solution. The idea is simple: consume fewer calories than you burn, and you will shed those extra pounds. While this approach may seem logical, it’s a common misconception that can have the opposite effect on your weight […]
August 29, 2023
Why Suppressing Your Appetite Could Be the Key to Weight Loss
Written By: Jack Riess NASM Certified Personal Trainer, Author, and Life Long Researcher of Health and Longevity. Welcome to a blog that delves into one of the most fascinating corners of health and wellness: appetite suppression. Now, you might be wondering, why is this so important? Well, if you’ve ever tried to lose weight, gain […]
August 22, 2023
Unlocking the Body’s Weight Secrets: The Set Point Theory Explained
Written By: Jack Riess NASM Certified Personal Trainer, Author, and Life Long Researcher of Health and Longevity. In our world today, we talk a lot about weight. How to lose it, how to gain it, and how to keep it just right. But did you know our bodies have their own special “thermostat” for weight? […]
