Weight loss
Losing weight long-term is not about diets. Achieve your weight loss goals with practical advice and expert tips. Our contributors offer strategies for healthy weight loss, including changing your mindset towards food and making practical lifestyle changes. Learn about the science behind weight loss, common pitfalls, and how to maintain your progress. Learn a balanced approach to weight-loss, focusing on long-term health and sustainability.
GLP-1s, Female Athletes, and the Weight-Loss Conversation That’s Been Avoided
There has always been a complicated relationship between women, sports, and body weight. If you are a female athlete, particularly an endurance athlete, there is a good chance you have heard some...
Nourish, Don't Punish and Why Eating Less Stopped Working
There’s a reflex almost everyone has when they decide to lose weight. Eat less. Cut something out. Go without. It feels like the right instinct because it feels like penance, as though the weight is...
Why Weight Loss Doesn’t Work the Way Most People Think
Many people hear that weight loss is simple, just eat fewer calories than you burn, and the scale will go down. But if it’s really that easy, why do so many people follow this advice and still have...
Ozempic, Wegovy and Weight Loss Injections – The Nutrition Conversation We Are Missing
Weight loss injections have become one of the biggest health conversations in recent years. From social media discussions to mainstream news coverage, medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy have changed...
Why Weight Loss Isn’t Always About Trying Harder
For years, weight loss has been presented as a simple equation: eat less, move more, and stay consistent. But what happens when you're doing all of those things and your body still isn't responding...
Why Your Body Won't Burn Fat Until It Feels Safe
When the body is under prolonged stress, weight resistance may be about more than calories or willpower. Understanding the connection between stress physiology, metabolic signaling, and a...
Why Your Healthy Habits Disappear When Life Gets Busy and How to Build a Routine That Lasts
September is coming, and suddenly, everyone is about to become a different person. The gym starts again. The diet starts again. The early nights start again. The calendar gets organised. Monday. September.
Why Exercise Should Build Your Life, Not Pay for Your Dessert
Every summer, it happens. Someone eats an ice cream and immediately says, "I'll have to burn this off tomorrow." Someone has a cookie and decides lunch should now be skipped. Someone enjoys a barbecue...
The Real Reason Weight Loss Stops Working After 50, and It Has Nothing to Do With Willpower
If you have crossed the age of fifty and feel like your body no longer responds the way it used to, you're not imagining it. You may be eating less, exercising more, and doing everything you have been...
Why Weight Loss Fails Without Metabolic Behaviour Change
Weight loss is often treated as a simple equation: eat less, move more, reduce calories, and achieve results. Yet, in clinical practice, the reality is far more complex. Many individuals successfully...
Obesity Doesn't Cause Type 2 Diabetes, This Does
Diabesity. We've been told for decades that type 2 diabetes is an obesity problem. The data says otherwise. Only one out of five obese adults has diabetes, while about one in eight “normal” weight adults...
Why Weight Loss Often Fails After 12 Months
Most weight loss programmes can produce visible results in the short term. Eight weeks, twelve weeks, perhaps sixteen. The scale drops, clothes fit differently, feedback from others reinforces the effort...
How Two Men Lost 132 Pounds and Found Their Lives Again
I have a deep passion for positively impacting as many lives as possible, and nothing brings me more joy than watching people crush their goals through sustainable lifestyle changes, not temporary diets...
Your Relationship With Food Is Not About Food
The way we relate to food is often misunderstood. It is commonly framed as a matter of behavior, willpower, discipline, or head-based choices like counting calories and fat content. But this...
Fat Loss Isn’t a Discipline Problem, It’s a Brain Pattern Problem
For years, the fitness industry has framed fat loss as a test of discipline, eat less, move more, stay consistent. And when people struggle, the conclusion is almost always the same, they lack willpower.


















