Scrolling social media can leave anyone convinced that salads, fruit smoothies and tiny snack cups are the gold standard for getting lean. Yet thousands of exercisers discover the hard way that eating too little can be just as counter-productive as

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Many people start a new eating plan, lose a little weight, then hit a frustrating plateau—or regain even more than they lost. The problem usually isn’t “lack of willpower.” It’s expecting rapid results from rigid fad diets that don’t fit

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When it comes to weight loss, the temptation to reach for a quick fix is strong. Fad diets are everywhere, promising rapid results with little effort—but most of them come at the cost of your long-term health. While some may

Modern food marketing often paints certain packaged products as wholesome staples—yet many of them are packed with added sugars, seed oils, artificial flavours, and pesticide residues that work directly against fat loss, metabolic health, and steady energy. Below are five