#373; Calvin Scheller; Inflammation, Insulin, and Stress: The Hormonal Connection No One Talks About - p1

In this transformative episode, we dive deep into the science of how hormones like insulin, cortisol, and leptin influence your metabolism, appetite, and ability to lose fat or build muscle. Joined by Calvin Scheller, we unravel the confusion surrounding these key players, cutting through the noise of diet myths and misinformation to give you a clear understanding of what really drives results.

We tackle insulin resistance and its relationship to lifestyle choices like physical activity, diet, and stress, showing how these factors create a ripple effect on your overall health. You’ll learn why inflammation and excess body fat can disrupt your metabolic processes and why demonizing carbohydrates isn’t the answer. Calvin breaks down the role of GLP-1, leptin, and appetite regulation, sharing practical tips on how to work with your body—not against it—to improve satiety and blood sugar control naturally.

This episode also explores the impact of stress and cortisol on your appetite and energy levels, revealing how chronic stress can hijack your progress. We discuss the importance of recovery and the misunderstood balance between training hard and training smart, especially when it comes to building muscle and maintaining hormonal health.

Whether you’re frustrated with stubborn fat loss, curious about how nutrition affects your hormones, or just looking for science-backed strategies to feel better in your body, this episode has something for you. Expect actionable takeaways, a grounded perspective, and practical advice to help you move forward with confidence.

Tune in to understand the interplay between your hormones, lifestyle, and long-term results—and get ready to make sustainable progress that aligns with your goals. This is your guide to ditching the quick fixes and embracing a smarter, more balanced approach to health and fitness.

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