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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2026 · 1H 4M

Nobody Is Talking about This fat Loss Killer

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Welcome to the PerformWell Podcast, our mission is to the improve the performance and wellbeing of the world one podcast at a time by gaining more knowledge from top experts in a multitude of fields. This podcast's production is supported by our businesses and donations please check out the links below.   Love what you listen to, help us produce more weekly podcasts with a donation here: https://buy.stripe.com/7sY4gzgl21HC2FW7aKds407   For 50 free high protein recipes check out this link: https://mycoachinglab.co.uk/ebook-optin-page   Get some more info about our 1-1 coaching programmes here: https://mycoachinglab.co.uk/home   In this episode, we dive into the nuances of health, fitness, and dieting myths, guided by fitness coach and advocate Paul Andrews. Discover the reality behind common misconceptions, the impact of misinformation, and expert insights into sustainable health practices.   We explore: ⬛The real story behind Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and its link to COVID ⬛A critical analysis of popular diets like carnivore, keto, intermittent fasting, and their intended vs. actual benefits ⬛How the fitness industry often propagates misinformation and how to navigate it intelligently ⬛The importance of evidence-based approaches versus anecdotal experiences   🌐 Connect With Your Hosts Host's: Dan King & Nick Finch Instagram, Facebook & Tiktok: @coach.dan.king & @getfitbynick Website: https://mycoachinglab.co.uk/home   Guest Info: Paul's Instagram - @paulandrewpt   Timestamps- 00:00 - Welcome and episode overview: demystifying fitness myths and health truths 00:34 - Paul Andrews shares his journey with POTS and post-COVID health impacts 01:56 - The connection between COVID-19 and POTS diagnosis challenges 03:11 - Critical look at fitness industry misinformation and industry standards 03:41 - How anxiety and misdiagnosis impacted Paul’s fitness journey 04:36 - The effect of long COVID symptoms on physical activity and mental health 06:07 - The role of social support animals for POTS management and day-to-day struggles 07:23 - Accepting limitations after diagnosis, role of mental health in recovery 09:17 - The impact of COVID on older athletes and the importance of nuanced health advice 10:06 - Common experiences with misdiagnosed heart conditions and the importance of proper testing 12:04 - Transitioning from in-person to online coaching: benefits and social considerations 13:23 - Work life balance: the realities of flexible working hours and client communication 14:29 - The social side of coaching and the importance of genuine connections 17:04 - Target audience: who Paul helps and common struggles with weight and health 18:55 - How industry promises often oversimplify complex health issues 22:00 - Busting diet myths: carnival diet, keto, autoimmune protocols—what’s really happening behind the scenes 26:56 - The reality of supplement marketing and labeling tricks in supermarkets 33:03 - The truth about carbs, sugar, and the myths around them 36:42 - The role of food quality, processed foods, and micronutrient fortification 43:09 - How misinformation spreads through certainty and social media influence 48:44 - What does performing well mean? A look at performance, recovery, and enjoyment 52:12 - The influence of celebrity endorsements and PR in health trends 57:13 - Spinning the “worst fat loss” myths: from water loss to crash diets 58:34 - Intermittent fasting: benefits, mental effects, and real-world application 61:13 - Practical advice: navigating marketing, supplements, and social pressures 62:17 - Final thoughts: why evidence-based practice is crucial for sustainable health      

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