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If you’re confused by nutrition advice, you’re not alone. One day “healthy foods” are the answer… the next day someone says carbs are the enemy, vegan is best, keto is king, and organic means “clean.” In this episode, we break down why the word “healthy” is so misleading—and why it often gets mistaken for weight loss or fat loss. Here’s the truth: you can eat “healthy” all day and still not lose weight if you’re not in a calorie deficit. And foods labeled organic, vegan, or low sugar aren’t automatically better for your body—or your goals. We talk about how marketing labels, diet culture, and social media noise create confusion, and how to simplify your eating by focusing on what actually matters: your meal plan, your macros (protein, carbs, fats), fiber, consistency, and how your body feels. We also explain the big reason people “lose weight” fast when they cut carbs—and why it’s often water weight, not true fat loss. If you’re tired of chasing diets and want a realistic, sustainable approach, this is for you.
The difference between “healthy” food and fat loss (calorie deficit truth)
Why organic or “health store” foods can still be junk
How “healthy” labels can hide chemicals, sugar, and marketing tricks
Why there’s no universal definition of healthy eating
Why the best “diet” is a sustainable meal plan you can repeat
Are carbs bad? Simple vs complex carbs explained
Why cutting carbs makes the scale drop fast (water weight)
How to build meals around protein, macros, fiber, and energy
The real key to consistency: eating foods that make you feel good (not miserable)
00:00 Intro
00:07 Why “healthy” causes so much confusion
00:44 Healthy vs calorie deficit for fat loss
00:57 Organic doesn’t automatically mean healthy
01:54 “Health” stores still sell unhealthy foods
03:03 Zero sugar Oreos + label confusion
05:00 Vegan vs keto vs carnivore—who decides “healthy”?
05:34 Replace “diet” with “meal plan”
07:03 Losing weight isn’t always healthy
08:09 Listening to your body (food reactions)
10:33 Why consistency gets easier over time
13:18 Are carbs bad?
14:05 Why cutting carbs drops the scale (water weight)
15:09 Energy, muscle loss, and sustainability
16:05 Keto experience: miserable + plateau
18:01 Healthier swaps that actually work
18:40 Prediabetes + “cut carbs” confusion
#WeightLoss #NutritionTips #HealthyEating #Macros #Carbs
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By Jamie HollowayIf you’re confused by nutrition advice, you’re not alone. One day “healthy foods” are the answer… the next day someone says carbs are the enemy, vegan is best, keto is king, and organic means “clean.” In this episode, we break down why the word “healthy” is so misleading—and why it often gets mistaken for weight loss or fat loss. Here’s the truth: you can eat “healthy” all day and still not lose weight if you’re not in a calorie deficit. And foods labeled organic, vegan, or low sugar aren’t automatically better for your body—or your goals. We talk about how marketing labels, diet culture, and social media noise create confusion, and how to simplify your eating by focusing on what actually matters: your meal plan, your macros (protein, carbs, fats), fiber, consistency, and how your body feels. We also explain the big reason people “lose weight” fast when they cut carbs—and why it’s often water weight, not true fat loss. If you’re tired of chasing diets and want a realistic, sustainable approach, this is for you.
The difference between “healthy” food and fat loss (calorie deficit truth)
Why organic or “health store” foods can still be junk
How “healthy” labels can hide chemicals, sugar, and marketing tricks
Why there’s no universal definition of healthy eating
Why the best “diet” is a sustainable meal plan you can repeat
Are carbs bad? Simple vs complex carbs explained
Why cutting carbs makes the scale drop fast (water weight)
How to build meals around protein, macros, fiber, and energy
The real key to consistency: eating foods that make you feel good (not miserable)
00:00 Intro
00:07 Why “healthy” causes so much confusion
00:44 Healthy vs calorie deficit for fat loss
00:57 Organic doesn’t automatically mean healthy
01:54 “Health” stores still sell unhealthy foods
03:03 Zero sugar Oreos + label confusion
05:00 Vegan vs keto vs carnivore—who decides “healthy”?
05:34 Replace “diet” with “meal plan”
07:03 Losing weight isn’t always healthy
08:09 Listening to your body (food reactions)
10:33 Why consistency gets easier over time
13:18 Are carbs bad?
14:05 Why cutting carbs drops the scale (water weight)
15:09 Energy, muscle loss, and sustainability
16:05 Keto experience: miserable + plateau
18:01 Healthier swaps that actually work
18:40 Prediabetes + “cut carbs” confusion
#WeightLoss #NutritionTips #HealthyEating #Macros #Carbs
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices