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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2026 · 1H 1M

The Hunger Code - Dr Jason Fung

from Let’s Grow Young · host Sanj Pathak

Dr. Jason Fung discusses the role of hormones in weight gain and the impact of ultra-processed foods on hunger. He emphasizes the importance of understanding hunger and the difference between energy and information in food. His approach has led to life-changing results for individuals seeking sustainable weight loss. The conversation delves into the understanding of hunger, the significance of fasting, practical tips and behavioral habits, the relationship between exercise and weight loss, and concludes with information on book availability and a brief summary of the discussion.TakeawaysHormones drive eating behaviorUnderstanding hunger is key to weight loss Understanding the different types of hunger: physical, emotional, and socialThe importance of fasting and its impact on hormonal effects and autophagyChapters00:00 Life-Changing Impact of Dr. Fung's Approach41:30 Understanding Hunger53:44 The Significance of Fasting01:01:13 Practical Tips and Behavioral Habits01:07:08 Exercise and Weight Loss01:12:18 Book Availability and Conclusion

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