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In today's episode, I break down the simplest fat-loss trick almost no one talks about —
stretching your meals to 20 minutes.
Most people eat so fast their body never has a chance to get out of stress mode, send fullness
signals, or regulate appetite hormones.
When you slow down, EVERYTHING changes: cortisol, GLP-1, cravings, digestion, metabolism,
even calorie intake.
Here's what we cover:
1⃣ Cortisol Drops
Fast eating keeps your body in stress mode → cortisol rises → belly fat storage increases.
Slowing down switches the body into "rest + digest,"
where cortisol naturally drops.
2⃣ Fullness Signals Kick In
Your stomach needs 15–20 minutes to tell your brain you're full.
When you rush, you overeat every time — even if you're trying to track calories.
3⃣ Natural GLP-1 Boost
Eating slower increases your body's natural GLP-1 (the same hormone Ozempic mimics).
More GLP-1 = fewer cravings, slower digestion, better appetite control.
4⃣ Better Digestion = Better Metabolism
More chewing, less bloating, better nutrient absorption — your gut literally works better, and fat
loss becomes easier.
5⃣ You Eat 20–30% Less Without Trying
Same food, same plate… but slower meals lead to automatic calorie reduction.
Fat loss without willpower or tracking — just pacing.
If you changed NOTHING else in your fat-loss journey and simply stretched each meal to
20 minutes, your hormones, cravings, and results would shift instantly.
By Dylan ConradIn today's episode, I break down the simplest fat-loss trick almost no one talks about —
stretching your meals to 20 minutes.
Most people eat so fast their body never has a chance to get out of stress mode, send fullness
signals, or regulate appetite hormones.
When you slow down, EVERYTHING changes: cortisol, GLP-1, cravings, digestion, metabolism,
even calorie intake.
Here's what we cover:
1⃣ Cortisol Drops
Fast eating keeps your body in stress mode → cortisol rises → belly fat storage increases.
Slowing down switches the body into "rest + digest,"
where cortisol naturally drops.
2⃣ Fullness Signals Kick In
Your stomach needs 15–20 minutes to tell your brain you're full.
When you rush, you overeat every time — even if you're trying to track calories.
3⃣ Natural GLP-1 Boost
Eating slower increases your body's natural GLP-1 (the same hormone Ozempic mimics).
More GLP-1 = fewer cravings, slower digestion, better appetite control.
4⃣ Better Digestion = Better Metabolism
More chewing, less bloating, better nutrient absorption — your gut literally works better, and fat
loss becomes easier.
5⃣ You Eat 20–30% Less Without Trying
Same food, same plate… but slower meals lead to automatic calorie reduction.
Fat loss without willpower or tracking — just pacing.
If you changed NOTHING else in your fat-loss journey and simply stretched each meal to
20 minutes, your hormones, cravings, and results would shift instantly.