EPISODE · Dec 26, 2024 · 4 MIN
Why weight loss is hard to maintain (it might be your fat cells)
from Nutrition Science Daily for Fat Loss (Not Weight Loss), Muscle, Macros, and Metabolism · host Philip Pape | Certified Nutrition Coach, Wits and Weights
Weight loss can feel like an uphill battle, and biology plays a big part. New research shows that fat cells shrink but don’t disappear after weight loss, making weight regain a common challenge. Hormonal changes, like increased hunger and slower metabolism, also contribute. Philip (@witsandweights) explores the science behind weight maintenance and shares strategies like strength training, a high-protein diet, and building sustainable habits to keep the weight off for good. Follow the Wits & Weights podcast for more evidence-based insights on fat loss, muscle building, and sustainable health, where Philip dives deeper into the science behind optimizing your body composition. -- Further listening (from Wits & Weights): How to Maintain a Lean Physique Year-Round (Without Cuts or Bulks) -- References: Research on weight regain and fat cells
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Weight loss can feel like an uphill battle, and biology plays a big part. New research shows that fat cells shrink but don’t disappear after weight loss, making weight regain a common challenge. Hormonal changes, like increased hunger and slower metabolism, also contribute. Philip (@witsandweights) explores the science behind weight maintenance and shares strategies like strength training, a high-protein diet, and building sustainable habits to keep the weight off for good. Follow the Wits & Weights podcast for more evidence-based insights on fat loss, muscle building, and sustainable health, where Philip dives deeper into the science behind optimizing your body composition. -- Further listening (from Wits & Weights): How to Maintain a Lean Physique Year-Round (Without Cuts or Bulks) -- References: Research on weight regain and fat cells
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