In the 21st century, technology has become an integral part of our daily lives. Between our computers, phones, and the internet, communication between individuals has never been this instantaneous or easy. As such, the era has irreversibly altered many different occupations and fields of study. Nutrition coaching squarely falls under this category. Whereas coaches previously […]
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Oct
Welcome back to the menopause series! I’m back with a new piece for you to digest on (see what I did there?). Before we really get into the menopause side, though, let’s discuss metabolism first. Menopause Cluster Part 6: Menopause and Metabolism What is “Metabolism”? Metabolism is a term we colloquially use quite often. “I […]
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Oct
Oct
You swap the sugar for honey, the butter for coconut oil, and the flour for almond flour. The muffins now have more calories than the recipe you started with. That’s the problem with most “healthy baking” advice. It sorts ingredients into good and bad, then never checks what the swap does to the numbers. Plenty […]
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Sep
Sep
The glutes get more attention than any other muscle group, and most of it focuses on how they look. That is fine as a motivation, but it undersells them. Your glutes are the largest muscle in your body and the main engine behind standing up, climbing stairs, and holding your pelvis steady every time you […]
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Sep
Sep
Workout nutrition is one of those topics where the internet has made a simple thing complicated. Shakes within 30 minutes. Carbs timed to the minute. Fasted cardio, pre-workout powders, the “anabolic window.” It is enough to make you skip the session altogether. The honest answer is that what you eat across the whole day matters […]
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Sep
Sep
Somewhere in your forties, the things that used to work stop working. The cardio that kept your weight steady does not anymore. You feel less solid than you did, your shoulders ache from the desk, and the advice on offer is either bootcamp-style punishment or a vague suggestion to walk more. Lifting weights is the […]
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Sep
Sep
“High protein” and “low calorie” get treated as separate goals. They are not. The recipes that work hardest for you are the ones that deliver both at once, because protein is what keeps you full and protects your muscle while you are in a deficit, and calories are what determine whether you are in one […]
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Aug
Aug
If you’ve ever waited to feel ready before starting, or blamed yourself for losing momentum after a strong first week, you’ll want to read this. Motivation is one of the most misunderstood concepts in health and fitness. And chasing it might be the very thing slowing you down. Why Motivation Is the Wrong Goal (And […]
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Aug
Aug
Most people who come to us have lost weight before. Probably more than once. The problem has never really been losing it — it’s figuring out how to lose weight and keep it off. Research bears this out. Most people who lose weight through standard diet approaches regain it within two years, often more than […]
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Aug
Aug
So far, we’ve gone over the different effects dietary choices have on menopause and fat loss. Now, it’s time to look at the other side of the equation: What activities can you do to make fat loss easier during menopause? Luckily, the answers aren’t too terribly complex. As always, it comes down to lifting stuff […]