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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2025 · 13 MIN

Ep. 92 Why Clients Want Labs and How Hormones Change Things

from Macros For Life · host Randall and Eve Guzman

Macros work—until they don’t. If you’ve ever had a client who tracks perfectly but still can’t break through a plateau, you know the frustration. Lowering calories and adding more cardio only go so far. The truth? It’s not always about the macros. In this episode, I share why your clients actually want lab testing, how hormone health changes everything, and why integrating labs into your coaching can take you from guessing coach to trusted expert. You’ll learn: Why clients want labs (it’s not about the numbers—it’s about clarity and proof). The hormone red flags most coaches miss that explain stubborn weight, fatigue, and plateaus. 3 lab tests that eliminate guesswork and help you stop second-guessing your strategies. How to integrate labs + functional nutrition into your coaching without throwing out your macro model. Why labs raise your credibility and retention and position you as the go-to coach in your niche. If you’re ready to move beyond macros and start solving the deeper issues that keep clients stuck, this episode is your roadmap. Resources & Next Steps: Learn more about the Functional Nutrition Coaching Certification  Connect with me on Instagram: @eveguzmanofficial

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