536: Is Butter Back to Being a Health Food? (TWT)

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3666: This Causes Your Body to Create More Fat Cells (WW)

Did you know that while most of your fat cells are created in childhood, your body can still create new ones later in life? On today's show, we break down the difference between fat cell expansion and fat cell creation, and what triggers the body to increase its fat storage capac ...  Show more

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