Front Page Fitness Ep 28 - Weighted Bras?
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Oct 29, 2025 Dive into the world of misleading low-calorie burrito claims and the baffling science behind fat blockers. Explore the latest trends in upscale human upgrade centers and whether their pricey treatments really deliver. The hosts tackle the controversial weighted bras phenomenon, discussing their practicality. Plus, unpack the intriguing study on creatine supplementation for menopausal women and the skepticism surrounding its benefits. A fun listener mailbag segment even reveals snack debates and college football tips!
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TV Appearance And Harsh Feedback
- Lauren described her TV appearance and the mixed feedback she received, including a troll calling her uninformed on menopause topics.
- She shared a story about being fired from a waitressing job for "not smiling enough," illustrating public scrutiny of demeanor.
Skepticism For “Digestive Facts” Labels
- Eric and Lauren analyzed a breakfast burrito marketed with "digestive facts" claiming low calories by using carb/fat blockers.
- They conclude such blockers are unreliable and people, especially with diabetes, should treat these foods as high-calorie.
Don't Trust Magic Calorie Claims
- Avoid trusting reduced-calorie claims that hide ingredient modifications or proprietary blockers without nutrition facts.
- If you have diabetes, assume such products contain many carbs and manage blood glucose accordingly.