#551: How to Shift from Short-term Dieting to...

Body composition testing is widely used in research, sport and clinical practice. But what are these methods actually measuring, and how much confidence should we place in the numbers they produce? In this episode, we examine the assumptions behind common approaches including DXA ...  Show more

Why do some foods feel difficult to stop eating, while others can be highly enjoyable without prompting the same tendency to overconsume? Answering this requires a clearer understanding of food reward, including the distinction between liking a food, wanting it, and perceiving it ...  Show more

In today's episode, I am answering some of the most frequently asked questions on building muscle and losing fat. The health and fitness industry is flooded with "30-day challenges" that promise quick results. However, most of these methods are unsustainable in the long run. My a ...  Show more

This week, I’m joined by Dr. Layne Norton for a deep dive into nutrition, fitness, and the psychology of positive lifestyle changes. Layne tackles health industry misinformation, stressing critical thinking in evaluating scientific claims. We discuss weight management, exercise’s ...  Show more

EP65 - rest days, running, progressive overload, nutrition, supplements, weight loss, muscle mass, electrolytes, the list goes on. the world of health and fitness is a crazy one, it can be so confusing and it's easy to lose your way. in this episode, i talk through my mistakes, m ...  Show more

Today’s episode was inspired by a recent poll on Erin’s Instagram, where she asked “What’s something that bothers you about wellness?” There was a strong recurring theme in your answers - Folks are overwhelmed with broad sweeping generalizations, and exhausted with feeling like b ...  Show more