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My Weight Health

Building a Lifestyle for Lifelong Weight Health

Nutritional Power
Functional Movement
Deep Recovery
Adaptive Lifestyle
Cooking School
- Ingredient Spotlight
- Master Formulas
Meal Planning
Recipes
- Vegetables
- Beans
- Protein
Products We Love
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An infographic titled "PERSPECTIVE SHIFT: FROM DETAIL TO WHOLE." The left magnifying glass, labeled "BEFORE" and "NARROW FOCUS: THE NUMBER," shows a bathroom scale displaying "195." The right magnifying glass, labeled "AFTER" and "EXPANDED PERSPECTIVE: THE PERSON," shows a person hiking on a trail in nature, surrounded by icons representing ideas, learning, and knowledge. A slider bar in the middle indicates the transition from "BEFORE" to "AFTER."

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An illustration of a caramel latte with whipped cream casting a shadow shaped like a frosted cupcake, symbolizing how sugary coffee drinks act as hidden desserts and liquid calories.

Why Modern Beverages Are Problematic for Your Weight Health

For most of human history, “to drink” meant one of two things: to consume water found in a stream or

An illustration showing a glass jar filled to the brim with honey, overflowing onto a wooden table where the liquid hardens into solid chunks, symbolizing the metabolic process of excess glucose converting into body fat.

How Glucose and Glycogen Impact Your Weight Health

Imagine your body as a high-performance hybrid vehicle, capable of switching between fuel sources seamlessly to keep you moving, thinking,

An illustration of a biological control panel inside the human body representing the power of nutrient timing. A clock face with gears connects to two switches: a red switch labeled "Sedentary Storage" linked to adipose accumulation (fat cells), and a green switch labeled "Active Repair" linked to muscle synthesis (muscle fibers), visualizing how timing affects metabolic outcomes.

Nutrient Timing and Its Role in Weight Loss

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. If you have a history of eating disorders,

A two-panel illustration titled "THE FIRE WITHIN: A TALE OF TWO SPARKS," contrasting the effects of undereating and proper nourishment on metabolism. The left panel, labeled "(UNDER NOURISHED)," depicts a small, weak blue flame struggling to burn in a dark, icy cave, symbolizing a slowed metabolism due to calorie restriction. The right panel, labeled "(NOURISHED)," shows a large, vibrant orange and yellow fire roaring in a warm, stone hearth with a stack of firewood, representing a robust, energy-burning metabolism supported by adequate nutrition.

Why Undereating Can Hinder Weight Loss Success

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. If you have a history of eating disorders,

An artistic illustration of a salmon fillet with lemon slices and rosemary in a skillet, representing a rich source of EPA and DHA Omega-3 fatty acids for heart and brain health.

Omega-3 Fatty Acids: The Essential Guide to Health and Nutrition

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. If you have a history of eating disorders,

A detailed black and white sketch-style illustration of a fast food meal, featuring a sesame seed hamburger with tomato and lettuce, a pile of french fries, and a drink cup with a straw against a dark background.

How the SAD Diet Is Hurting the American People

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. If you have a history of eating disorders

Stylized illustration of a vintage alarm clock set to 11:55 sitting on a kitchen table next to a bowl of fresh whole fruit, including oranges and bananas, and a red apple. The image represents the circadian rhythm of ghrelin and the timing of hunger signals.

Time to Eat: Understanding Your Stomach, Ghrelin, & Hunger

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. If you have a history of eating disorders

A detailed conceptual photograph of a vintage brass and polished dark wood balance scale resting on a sunlit oak desk. The scale beam is perfectly horizontal, indicating exact balance. On the left brass pan, which is engraved with the word "LIFESTYLE," there is an artful arrangement of miniature items: a contemporary running shoe, a small terracotta pot with a green plant, a crisp red apple, a coiled leather jump rope, and a hardcover book. On the right brass pan, engraved with the words "WEIGHT HEALTH," there is a collection of scientific models: a stylized double helix DNA strand, an anatomical human heart model, a miniature brain model, a small glass vial with a label reading "METABOLISM," and a small stylized flame icon representing energy expenditure. The background is a gently out-of-focus, warm study or library with bookshelves and natural light streaming through a large window. The photography style is realistic, warm, and high-resolution.

The Weight Health Diet: Balancing Nutrition, Fitness, and Lifestyle

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. If you have a history of eating disorders,

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