I really should say "diet scam artists" rather than "diet industry" because I don't like to tar the genuine people people with the same brush as the horrible ones.
Over the past month or so I seem to have made a bit of a name for myself by calling out certain people and products for the dangerous and unhealthy methods they are pushing, or for the...
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How Caloric Over-Restriction Results In Binge Eating.
Recent blog entry on the subject..
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Calories In, Calories Out: Maintenance Or Plateau?
Contrary to popular belief, not seeing progress in your condition goals does not automically infer that you are "at maintenance" and need to cut calories further.
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If you don't want to cut, you have to bulk. Right?
Garbage. There are much more intelligent options availabe to you.
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You Can't Out Train A Bad Diet, Right?
Nope, that's garbage! We really need to end the notion that athletic condition is associated with food avoidance. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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The Latest In Weight Loss, According To Science.
unfortunately the fact remains that long term success with weight loss goals is a statistically unlikely outcome, but don't give up hope just yet.
Choosing an exercise program for weight loss.
I used to say "the best form of exercise is the one that you're more likely to do, so choose something you can get enthusiastic about it and then go and get stuck into it". It makes sense, right?
Here's the thing though. When it comes to producing a specific physical result, not all forms of exercise are equally effective. Anything is better than...
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IIFYM vs other weight management strategies
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First off, conventional crash / starvation dieting. We all know by now that this doesn't work. You might even know this from personal experience. By definition, when you talk about "going on a diet" the implication is that it is a temporary measure, and a temporary measure can only produce a temporary result... unless you count the actual long term...