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🚨NEW GLP1 RESEARCH: When GLP-1s stop, the weight comes back—fast. - - - A new Oxford meta-analysis (P04.009, EASO 2025) confirms what many clinicians have observed: stopping GLP-1 receptor agonists often leads to rapid and near-complete weight regain within 1–2 years. 📉 KEY

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The moment dieters realize scale weight doesn’t necessarily reflect improvements in body composition, the game changes. The moment dieters shift the focus from losing weight to building better habits & conditioning automatic countermeasures against bad habits — they win the game.

Self-improvement of the body doesn’t last long when it involves self-destruction of the mind. Improve both, keep the results.

I can't overemphasize how bizarre and embarrassing this is for the head of our FDA to be repeating podcaster talking points about seed oils and flagrantly demonstrating that he doesn't know anything about evidence analysis or human nutrient requirements. Seed oils are there to

Such a great paper, John Speakman & Anyongqi Wang👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼 nature.com/articles/s4157…

A 2022 study (PMID: 36272396) published in Sleep Medicine Reviews showed the negative effects of acute and “chronic” sleep deprivation on muscle protein synthesis, hormonal balance, and metabolic health. Study & Findings: 🟩 One night of total sleep deprivation: - Muscle

The new Huberman Lab episode is out: How to Lose Fat & Gain Muscle With Nutrition | Alan Aragon (Alan Aragon) (0:00) Alan Aragon (2:17) Dietary Protein & Protein Synthesis Limits?, Tool: Post-Resistance Training & Protein Intake (30-50g) (9:16) Training Fasted,

Why prioritizing eating high quality protein really is the right choice if you care about your health, body composition and satiation (not being hungry all the time). Alan Aragon on the Huberman Lab podcast out now (on all platforms & here on @x).

Yes, doing your cardio fasted burns more body fat. But, if you offset the calories burned, you’ll end up in exactly the same place as somebody who eats before cardio. Put simply, calories in versus calories out matters more than whether you train fasted (w/respect to BF loss).

New Huberman Lab Essentials episode (30 min key takeaways only) out now w/Dr Robert Sapolsky on the Science of Stress, Testosterone, Aggression & Motivation hubermanlab.com/episode/essent…

For those of you who track your diet/exercise, how often do you use the web interface through your PC's browser instead of the mobile app on your phone or tablet?

Fasted versus fed cardio for fat loss: it doesn’t matter as long as you are net hypo-caloric at the end of the day or week. Alan Aragon on the Huberman Lab podcast out now.

I read Amber O’Hearn’s (L. Amber O'Hearn) article on why humans are “facultative carnivores”, which she posted in response to my commentary. It's well-written, but the arguments within don't hold up under scrutiny. I can't reply or quote because she blocked me. Long post, so I

Brand-spankin'-new paper published today!!! Big shout-out to the entire team of authors, and special thanks to Jose Antonio PhD for heading/directing/managing the project. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

"If you're getting your daily protein right, then the timing of that protein is a distant secondary concern." - Alan Aragon (paraphrased) on the Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. podcast. Major in the majors, not the minors.

Great new paper by Carla Prado et al clarifying the proper terminology "to ensure precise assessment, reporting, and interpretation of body composition data." ajcn.nutrition.org/article/S0002-…

Aging well requires being aware of your physical and mental weaknesses, and proactively strengthening them. Aging well does not mean getting better at tiptoeing around how fragile you’re becoming. The older you get, the harder (and smarter) you need to fight.

Yet another study showing similar whole muscle hypertrophy when training with heavy vs light loads. The evidence is overwhelming. May be a benefit to varying rep ranges for optimal results; for the gen pop likely doesn't make a meaningful difference 💪 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…