What If the Problem Wasn’t You? You’re Not Broken, But Your Weight Loss Strategy Is

02/05/2025 27 min Temporada 1 Episodio 4

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Why most weight loss plans fail → The real problem with one-size-fits-all approaches, diet culture, and quick fixes.How your biology and hormones affect weight → Cortisol, insulin resistance, thyroid issues, perimenopause/menopause—why it’s not just about calories in/calories out.The nervous system and stress connection → Chronic stress keeps your body in survival mode. Weight loss is almost impossible when your body doesn’t feel safe.Why willpower isn’t the problem → You’re not lazy or unmotivated. Most programs don’t work with your brain and body—they fight against them.How under-eating and over-exercising backfire → Slowed metabolism, nutrient deficiencies, and hormonal chaos.What actually works long term → Root cause medicine, sustainable habits, nervous system regulation, protein-forward meals, and sleep optimization.Mindset ShiftsWhy willpower isn’t the issue – and why relying on it sets you up to fail.The truth about “falling off the wagon” – you’re not inconsistent, your plan is unsustainable.The all-or-nothing mindset – how it's sabotaging your progress and what to do instead.Nutrition & MetabolismWhy eating less and working out more doesn’t always work – especially for women over 35.What your hormones have to do with your hunger, energy, and fat loss.Low calorie ≠ long-term results – what to focus on instead (protein, fiber, blood sugar).Personalization & Root CauseYou’re not broken—your plan isn’t built for your body.How inflammation, stress, and sleep affect weight loss more than your food tracker does.Why gut health and detox pathways matter more than calorie counts.Practical ChangeWhat actually works: small, sustainable shifts you can stick to.How our clients lose weight without obsession—by doing less, not more.A better blueprint: real-life weight loss that fits your schedule, your hormones, and your brain.