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The Chorus of “Just Eat Less”

Spend a few minutes on social media, and you will hear it. On Bill Maher's podcast the other day, I heard it. Two people who know less about GLP-1 drugs than almost anyone, opining about how GLP-1s are horrific.

Bill Maher says, “Just eat less.”

Jillian Michaels warns that GLP-1 medications are dangerous. Did she even graduate from col...


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Menopause, Hunger, and the Brain: Why It Feels Different

Menopause changes more than temperature control. It reshapes how the brain handles hunger, fullness, and the quiet signals that guide eating. As a result, many women notice something unsettling. The same meals no longer satisfy. Hunger arrives sooner. Food feels louder.

For years, we blamed metabol...


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The Madness of King Henry VIII—and What We Got Wrong About Obesity
The King We Forgot

There is a moment in history that most of us think we understand. King Henry VIII—large, immobile, temperamental—has become almost a caricature of excess. We picture a man who simply ate too much, moved too little, and paid the price. It is a tidy story. Unfortunately, it is also likely th...


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When Beef Becomes Belief: The Carnivore Priesthood

Nutrition debates rarely begin with money. Yet money almost always explains how they spread.

That fact explains much of the modern carnivore movement.

At first glance, the carnivore diet appears to be a radical nutritional idea: eat beef, organs, and animal fat while avoiding vegetables, grains, legumes, and most f...


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