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The Calories
The Calories is a three-part miniseries about calorie counting and weight loss. After losing 100 pounds in 2015, Max Lasser started to understand why just being told to "eat healthy and exercise" hadn't been working for him for the past 12 years. In interviews with four experts from the Mayo Clinic, Mt. Sinai hospital and more, The Calories outlines why losing weight is so hard and why calorie counting might make it just a little bit easier.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.9 stars from 36 ratings
Really excellent series. You pretty much cover everything. Just because it is Super difficult to lose weight these podcasts were an excellent reminder that it does not also need to be complicated or fancy. Thank you for the reminders and the truth bombs x
annab911 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 02/22/22
This needs to be out in the world
What a wonderful and insightful podcast series, if your want to really understand the ins and outs of long turn weight loss this podcast is for you. I listen to it regularly to remind myself 😊
Jotriff via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 09/06/21
Amazing
Max gives insightful, compassionate advice that works. This was a very enjoyable listen and anyone who is trying to lose weight should try it!
rosmie319 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/02/19
Recent Episodes
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