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264: Fix Your Diet: Understanding Macronutrients, Calories, Training, Supplements & More (Through An Evidence-Based Approach) with Alan Aragon

There are so many diets out there, but which ones actually work? In this episode, renowned nutrition expert Alan Aragon will share what the science says about the most popular diets while explaining the long-term effects on your body and health. Plus, he will crack the latest fish oil, coconut oil, and butter controversy. Listen to this episode and learn how to fix your diet so you don’t get confused by nutrition advice again.

262: How Healthy Habits Can Transform Your Body More Than Any Diet with John Berardi, PhD

Have you ever missed out on accomplishing a goal or task because you were overwhelmed? Maybe you had too much information to sort through or tried to do too much at once. In this episode, the nutrition legend Dr. John Berardi will join us to talk about how building a daily healthy habit routine can transform your body more than any diet or fad in the market. Listen Now!

260: Why You Can’t Trust What The Media’s Telling You About Your Diet With Kamal Patel

In this episode, Kamal talks about some of the cutting edge research about nutrition, and some of their “hot topics” like ketogenic diet, personalized nutrition, consumption of red meat, protein intake and much more. He also explains why you can’t always trust the media about that new exciting medical study. Plus, he will share a trick he uses to beat your unhealthy eating habits. Listen now!

259: Facts and Myths You Should Know About Hormones, Fat Loss and Your Health with Dr. Karl Nadolsky

Many fitness gurus talk about how hormones are the key to fat loss and also that calories don’t matter. In this episode, we have endocrinologist and obesity doctor Dr. Karl Nadolsky, talking about all the weight loss and hormone myths and misconceptions that are holding you back. Also, he shares how to create a healthy lifestyle to get off meds and get you back on track. Listen now!
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