Body image is shaping how an entire generation sees themselves. Younger teens are being diagnosed with body dysmorphia at alarming rates.

In this episode, Alyssa publicly shares her own diagnosis for the first time on the podcast, what it looked like behind closed doors, how it impacted her mentally and physically, and what recovery actually feels like.

We also talk candidly about GLP-1: the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable truths no one posts about.

This is an honest conversation about bodies, beliefs, and the stories we tell ourselves — with insight from Michaela, a local personal trainer, who sees it all firsthand.

As always, our DM's are open, if you have found yourself in a similar experience, feel free to reach out.

Presenting Sponsor of Off The Record 662:

A special thank you to Off the Record’s presenting sponsor, Casey Lott of Langston & Lott Law Firm.

We’re grateful for their continued support of the podcast and its mission, contact Langston & Lott today for your personal injury, product liability and car accident cases. 

Podcast Studio Location Sponsor: 

Mandy Nichols, Nichols & Co. Real Estate Group

Audio / Video / Production Sponsors:

See No Hear No and Exceed Technologies

VIBE Aesthetics and VIBE Men’s Health

Collaborative Sponsor: 

Michaela Hauser

Personal Trainer, Owner of Gains Haus Athletics