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Is Intermittent Fasting Bad for Women? (What the Research Says)
We've all heard that intermittent fasting is bad for women's hormones. But does the human research actually support that?
We've all heard that intermittent fasting is bad for women's hormones. But does the human research actually support that?
Pax lost around 40 lb and went from a size 12 to a 4 while still enjoying meals out, vacations and holidays. Here’s how we managed calorie targets, scale fluctuations and diet breaks along the way—and what changed beyond the numbers on the scale.
How much muscle and fat should you expect to gain when bulking? Here’s why there isn’t a reliable ratio, and what to aim for instead.
It's fairly common for people to expect muscle loss as par for the course when dieting, but how true is this?
From recovery scores and glucose monitors to peptides and perfect sleep, health optimisation sells the idea of control over the messy realities of being human. Except, the evidence isn't quite there for a lot of these claims.
Electrolyte supplements promise better hydration, performance, energy, and fewer cramps. But are they worth taking? Here’s what the research says.
Jasmine came into coaching doing the right stuff, but when she couldn't do things perfectly, her plan would fall apart. This is how Jasmine lost over 50 lbs working with me
How accurate is an InBody scan? Here's what the evidence says and why the number on your printout probably doesn't mean what you think it means.
There's a lot of talk about these new weight loss drugs – but do they actually work and are they safe?
Creatine is one of the most studied supplements for muscle and strength. But does it improve cognitive performance, memory, or brain function? Here’s what the current evidence shows.
From a divorce that led him to gain 50 pounds to achieving a six-pack by his 45th Birthday
Is it dangerous to eat below your RMR?
Holiday weight gain is a real phenomenon, but it isn't inevitable–this article explores what the research says, and how you can navigate this time of year while maintaining your progress
Do artificial sweeteners help with weight maintenance? A major new trial says yes—while showing no harm to gut or metabolic health.
Research shows it depends on how you create the deficit. Learn the differences between rigid vs. flexible restraint, tracking, and binge-eating risk.
Lauren was doing all the things you're supposed to do to lose weight. She was eating in a calorie deficit. She was training hard. Yet, she knew her approach wasn’t sustainable and something had to change.
A reader asks if their protein powder contains dangerous ingredients–here's my take.
Weight loss alters hunger hormones like ghrelin and leptin, but that doesn’t mean you’re doomed to regain fat. Here’s how appetite adapts to weight loss.
It's common to hear that “a calorie isn’t a calorie.” Here’s why that’s mostly bullshit.
Think you ruined your diet after one day of overeating? Here's what science says about fat gain and whether it ruins your progress.
Answering a reader question on how improving physical fitness would impact their total daily energy expenditure
After years of cutting, rebounding, and redoing the same diet, Joe finally figured out what it takes to make progress that actually lasts. Read his case study to see how he did it.
Incline walking is having a moment. The claim: Walking on an incline is better for fat loss. This article explores why that claim isn't the whole truth.
Wondering if cortisol makes you fat? This article breaks down the science on cortisol and weight gain—what’s true, what’s myth, and why stress hormones aren’t secretly ruining your fat loss