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Tips to Improve your Body Composition!
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Length:
67 minutes
Released:
Nov 12, 2023
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Podcast episode
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In this episode Coach Debbie Potts dives into more reserach on improving body composition by focusing improving your metabolism and metabolic health. · You have undoubtedly heard of the term metabolism. · Although most people don’t know what it means, it is often the culprit for failed weight loss attempts or general inability to achieve a fitness goal. · This episode explains what metabolism is, why it’s important to maintain it at high levels, and what can cause it to decline. What is metabolism? · Metabolism includes all biological processes that convert fuel from nutrients like fats and carbohydrates into the energy our body needs to survive. · This energy is what we refer to as calories. · In simple terms, it’s the process through which we burn calories. · It is the most vital biological process since it provides a constant supply of the energy needed to power your body movements and all functions keeping you alive such as breathing, blood circulation, cell growth, muscle reparation, etc. · Metabolism differs significantly from one person to another because of age, genetics, exercise habits, nutrition preferences, medication, etc. Why it’s important to have a high metabolism. · A high metabolism means your body burns more calories than the average person with the same age, weight, height, and gender. · Conversely, having a slow metabolism means you are burning fewer calories than the norm. · Since weight loss requires a caloric deficit, the state when you eat fewer calories than you burn, having a high metabolism is the most powerful protection against obesity. https://debbiepotts.net/get-stronger-as-you-get-older/ https://debbiepotts.net/how-to-get-stronger-as-you-age-up/ https://debbiepotts.net/are-you-metabolically-healthy/
Released:
Nov 12, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode
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