Marathon Training 101

Marathon Training 101

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Fruit Sugar, Plant Diversity & When Healthy Tracking Turns Unhealthy

This week we answer some of your most thoughtful questions yet, from whether fruit sugar is actually something we should worry about, to how to approach calorie tracking if you’ve struggled with obsessive thoughts around food in the past. We also discuss sausages, healthier swaps ...  Show more

Natural Ozempic, Peptide Clinics & What’s Really Driving Hunger

This week we unpack the science of appetite and what really drives us to eat: hunger, stress, habit, reward or simply the food environment around us. We discuss why eating well is far more complex than willpower alone, and the idea of “food-mind fluency.” We also break down the c ...  Show more

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