#19: Nutrition - The Anti-Diet movement, Weight Stigma & do 95% of diets really fail?
Description
In this episode I ruffle some feathers by stating the problem with dietitians who give all the wrong advice about diabetes and why there is a serious problem with the anti-diet crowd who wrongly assume that all diets are doomed to fail and that BMI doesn't correlate to health.
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As always, I raise the difficult topics that others won’t, try to explain the nuances of this subject and why they are wrong.
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"I don't think I'm smarter than anyone, I just see things others don't see. I'm not here to judge, I'm here to point out things you may or may not understand and make you think."
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TOPICS
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03:45 The real problem with anti-diet culture that nobody is talking about
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12:01 Why it’s dumb to say that BMI isn’t correlated with health
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23:12 The finer detail of BMI: What you need to know.
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28:20 Why prevention really is better than a cure
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37:01 Why crazy nutritional zealots actually help us understand nutrition (It’s not what you think)
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41:58 Do 95% of diets really fail & the truth about intuitive eating
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48:08 How we might be able to use our diets to set ourselves up for long-term weight loss maintenance
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