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#4 - The 6 Fat Loss Myths

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Episode 4 - In this first episode of a mini-series on nutrition, I'm trying to set the record straight on some common misconceptions about fat loss and eating. Here are the myths we'll cover:

  1. Calories don't count.
  2. Cardio for weight loss is mandatory and superior to weight training.
  3. Eating more small meals is optimal for burning more calories.
  4. You can target fat loss to a specific part of your body.
  5. Carbohydrates and sugar are fattening.
  6. Some people do not have the genetics to lose weight.

    Enjoy your listening! 😃

     

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    1 comment

    Hey Eric! Really great episode!

    I was wondering if you're planning an episode on supplements. You offer discounts with a brand, and I have to admit, I'm a bit lost. How do you combine supplements with a healthy diet (like a weight loss plan, which should already give you everything you need)?

    All the best,

    Johan

    Johan blouin

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