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How to Keep the Muscle While Losing the Fat with Stuart Phillips

How to Keep the Muscle While Losing the Fat with Stuart Phillips

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You've heard the weight loss success stories, but what about the hidden cost? While the scale drops, something precious might be disappearing too – your muscle. With the rise of GLP-1 medications helping millions shed pounds rapidly, a critical question emerges: are we losing the right kind of weight?

The harsh reality is that for every pound you lose, up to 25% could be lean muscle mass. And here's the kicker – when you regain weight (which happens to most people), you don't get that muscle back. You end up at the same weight but with a completely different body composition, setting yourself up for a metabolic disaster. But there's hope, and the solution is simpler than you might think.

Join Holly and Jim as they welcome Dr. Stuart Phillips, one of the world's leading experts in muscle physiology and protein metabolism. As a distinguished university professor at McMaster University and holder of a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Skeletal Muscle Health, Dr. Phillips has spent decades uncovering the secrets that bodybuilders and physique competitors use to lose fat while preserving every precious gram of muscle.

Discussed on the episode:
  • The shocking 5:1 ratio that reveals how quickly you can lose muscle (and why avoiding inactivity is crucial)
  • Why your muscle is finally getting recognition as the unsung hero of metabolic health and longevity
  • How GLP-1 medications create a unique challenge for muscle preservation – and what to do about it
  • The surprising truth about protein timing (hint: forget the post-workout rush)
  • Why "you can't out-diet a sedentary lifestyle" – and what this means for GLP-1 users
  • The minimum effective dose of resistance training that can save your muscles
  • How to combine cardio and resistance training without needing separate gym days
  • The four pillars of healthy aging that go beyond just maintaining your weight
  • Whether it's ever too late to start building strength (spoiler: even 90-year-olds can gain muscle)

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