The Keto Diet

The Keto Diet

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Keto promised something no other diet could: cut the carbs, flip a metabolic switch, and burn fat without counting a single calorie. A magic loophole in human physiology. So does it actually work?

This week we trace keto from a deaf Victorian undertaker who accidentally invented the first diet book, to a 1920s epilepsy clinic that turned fasting into medicine, to the bankrupt Atkins empire, to the shirtless guys on TikTok insisting grains ruined their lives. Then we get into the science: what ketosis actually is, why the carb-insulin hypothesis doesn't survive a metabolic ward, what Kevin Hall's lockdown studies really found, and why you should treat "it worked for me" with a grain of ketogenic salt.

We also get specific about athletes: what fat adaptation can and can't do and who might genuinely benefit from a low-carb approach versus who's just going to get slower and crankier (Zoë, for sure).

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Diet Culture & Pyramid Schemes: MLMs, Herbalife, and the Vitamin That Started It All

Diet Culture & Pyramid Schemes: MLMs, Herbalife, and the Vitamin That Started It All

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16 Sep 1h 17min

Is It Actually Your Cortisol? Cortisol Belly, Cortisol Face, and the Billion-Dollar Business of Blaming a Hormone

Is It Actually Your Cortisol? Cortisol Belly, Cortisol Face, and the Billion-Dollar Business of Blaming a Hormone

Support us on Patreon! Somewhere in the last few years, cortisol became the answer to everything. Tired? Cortisol. Puffy? Cortisol. Gained weight, lost sleep, can't stop scrolling? Cortisol. A hormone...

2 Sep 1h 14min

Are You Addicted to Exercise?

Are You Addicted to Exercise?

Support the show at Patreon.com/yourdietsucks"No days off" is a slogan, a t-shirt, and a diagnostic criterion, depending on who's reading it.This week: exercise addiction. Whether it's real, whether "...

19 Aug 1h 15min

Why Is Everyone Scared of Microplastics?

Why Is Everyone Scared of Microplastics?

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5 Aug 1h 15min

Why is Everyone Using Peptides?

Why is Everyone Using Peptides?

BPC-157. TB-500. MOTs-C. If those sound like droids from a Star Wars spinoff, congratulations on your healthy relationship with the internet. For everyone else: peptides are the injectable wellness tr...

22 Jul 1h 9min

Are Seed Oils Actually Bad For You?

Are Seed Oils Actually Bad For You?

Join our Patreon!This is the most requested episode in two years, and the one strangers corner Zoë about the second they find out she hosts a nutrition podcast. Seed oils. Did they secretly poison the...

24 Jun 1h 9min

Why Am I So Hungry?

Why Am I So Hungry?

You were taught that hunger is a trick question. Before you're allowed to eat, you have to clear the suspects: you're bored, you're thirsty, you're emotional, you're just not disciplined enough. Somew...

10 Jun 1h 26min

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