After every failed diet, every extreme measure, there’s a question running underneath everything. You’ve probably asked it a thousand times without realizing it.

“What should I try next?”

That question is the trap.

In this episode, I’m offering you a different question. A dangerous question. The question the diet industry doesn’t want you to ask, because if you start asking it, you might find answers. And then you won’t need their products anymore.

In this episode:

* The question that keeps you trapped

* Why “What should I try next?” is the wrong question

* The real question: Who taught you that war with your body was normal?

* Why your beliefs have never been examined

* Permission to stop fighting

If this resonates:

This episode is the turning point. Share it with someone ready to ask different questions.

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After seven episodes exposing the lies, the traps, and the industry designed to keep you failing, what’s actually left?

The answer is almost disappointingly simple. And that’s exactly why it works.

In this episode, I’m laying out what common sense actually looks like when you strip away the complexity. No protocols. No tracking. No punishment disguised as discipline.

Just the basics that got buried under forty years of diet culture noise.

Warning: this will ask something of you. Not another diet. Something harder. The willingness to trust yourself again.

In this episode:

* The difference between “simple” and “easy” and why it matters

* Reconnecting with hunger and satisfaction signals you’ve learned to ignore

* Why movement became punishment and how to reclaim it

* The question the diet industry will never ask you

* Ending the war with your body

* Identity: the piece that makes everything else work

If this resonates:

Share it with someone who’s tried everything and is ready to try less.

How did common sense die?

It didn’t die on its own. It was murdered. Slowly. Deliberately. Profitably.

The killer has a name: the diet industry. And its weapon was a single lie, repeated so often we stopped recognizing it as a lie at all. “Eat less and move more.”

In this episode, I’m naming the enemy explicitly. The $250 billion machine that profits from your failure. The gaslighting disguised as advice. The system designed to keep you trapped.

In this episode:

* The lie that broke us: “Eat less and move more”

* How a $250 billion industry profits from your failure

* The escalation funnel: diets → pills → injections → surgery

* Why they keep you focused on food so you never examine your mind

* The Willpower Trap—and how it holds you

If this resonates:

This is the episode that changes how you see everything. Share it widely.

We have more nutritional information than any generation in human history. More apps. More trackers. More studies, podcasts, and expert opinions.

And we’re more confused, anxious, and disordered than ever.

Our grandparents didn’t know what a macronutrient was. They just ate. Now we’re weighing chicken breast to the gram and scanning barcodes like our lives depend on it.

In this episode, I’m talking about how information became a prison—and how tracking taught you to distrust yourself.

In this episode:

* How tracking became obsession

* The “hostage situation” of constant calculation

* Why experts can’t agree—and why that’s making you crazy

* Orthorexia: disorder disguised as optimization

* The truth: you already know how to eat

If this resonates:

If you’ve ever felt enslaved by your food tracking app, this is your episode. Share it with someone drowning in data.

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We mock the Victorians for their corsets. The fainting. The deformed ribs. The compressed organs.

How barbaric, we think. Thank God we’ve evolved.

And then we strap on a waist trainer and call it “shaping.”

In this episode, I’m walking through the modern torture devices—the wraps, the trainers, the vibration plates, and yes, the surgeries that remove organs rather than examine thoughts. Nothing has changed. We just have better marketing.

In this episode:

* Waist trainers: corsets with Instagram accounts

* Body wraps and the lie of “melting inches”

* Vibration plates: the $500 illusion of effort

* Gastric surgery: when we’d rather remove organs than examine beliefs

* Why surgery doesn’t reset the thermostat either

If this resonates:

If you’ve ever considered an extreme intervention, this episode might save you from a painful mistake. Share it with someone who needs perspective.

Fat burners. Detox teas. Appetite suppressants. And at the dark end of the spectrum—industrial chemicals that cook people from the inside.

Welcome to the chemical casino. Everyone’s gambling. Nobody’s reading the fine print.

In this episode, I’m taking you through the unregulated back alley of weight loss—the supplements, the laxatives disguised as “cleanses,” and the terrifying lengths desperate people will go to. Not to scare you. To show you the logical endpoint of the path the diet industry put you on.

The casino always wins. The only winning move is to stop playing.

In this episode:

* What’s actually in “fat burners” (and what they do to your heart)

* The truth about detox teas: laxatives with better branding

* DNP: the industrial chemical people are still dying from

* The escalation ladder: diets → supplements → pharmaceuticals → black market

* Why the only winning move is to walk away

If this resonates:

If you’ve ever been tempted by a “quick fix” supplement, you need to hear this. Share it.

500-calorie diets. Extended fasts. Keto extremism. Carnivore. Juice cleanses.

We’ve gotten remarkably sophisticated at starving ourselves. We just gave it scientific-sounding names.

Here’s what nobody tells you: every one of these approaches pulls back a slingshot. Biological tension. Psychological tension. And eventually, always eventually, your grip slips. The snapback isn’t a character flaw. It’s physics.

In this episode, I’m walking through the museum of modern restriction and showing you exactly why the binge isn’t a failure. It’s a predictable outcome of an unsustainable approach.

In this episode:

* The 500-calorie diet and the lie of “detox headaches”

* Extended fasting: ancestral wisdom or manufactured starvation?

* How keto became a religion and why people are afraid of carrots

* The slingshot effect: why restriction guarantees snapback

* Why the diet industry is counting on your “failure”

If this resonates:

If you’ve ever blamed yourself for a binge, this episode is your permission slip to stop. Share it with someone who needs to hear it.

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Ozempic. Wegovy. Mounjaro. A few years ago, these were diabetes medications. Today, they’re the hottest weight loss trend on the planet.

I understand the pull. After decades of failed diets and shame spirals, someone hands you a needle and says, “This will finally work.” Of course you’re tempted.

But what happens when you stop? What message does it send about your body? And why does the weight almost always come back?

In this episode, I’m breaking down the injection epidemic—not to shame anyone, but to ask the question nobody’s asking: If the thermostat never changes, what exactly did the needle fix?

In this episode:

* Why people are fighting for weight loss prescriptions

* The side effects nobody talks about

* The message the needle sends: “Your body is broken”

* Why weight returns when the injections stop

* The thermostat metaphor—and why chemistry can’t override identity