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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2024 · 24 MIN

Make Peace With Food Minisode: Fat Loss 101 (Part 1)

from Make Peace With Food · host Sherry Shaban

In this insightful episode, Sherry Shaban delves into the fundamental principles of fat loss, challenging conventional diet-centric paradigms. Her refreshing perspective invites listeners to consider the biochemical processes within the body, rather than focusing solely on calorie restriction and dietary intake. Sherry emphasizes the body's dual states of either being in fat storage or fat loss mode, influenced by various factors such as the nervous system, hormones, and lifestyle habits. Sherry explains how chronic dieting and caloric restriction can lead to muscle loss, reduced metabolic rates, and ultimately, an ineffectual cycle of weight regain. She touches upon the delicate balance of hormones, especially cortisol, and its role in body fat distribution, energy cravings, and stress management. The conversation also highlights that our diet encompasses more than just the food we eat; it involves everything we consume through different senses, from social interactions to media exposure. Connect with Sherry Shaban: Get Your Free Food Freedom Workbook Join Make Peace With Food Community Book a Food Freedom Strategy Call Fall In Love With Fitness Podcast YouTube Download HIIT Decks App Now!

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