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The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast

#231 Weight loss, Visceral fat and Ozempic with Dr Nick Fuller

The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast

Dr Rupy Aujla

Medicine, Healthy Eating, Improving Health, Food And Lifestyle, 868329, Healthy Recipes, Doctor's Kitchen, Mental Wellbeing, Nutritional Medicine, Lifestyle, Mindset, Dr Rupy, Wellness, Health And Wellbeing, Nutrition, Health & Fitness, Health Goals

4.82.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2024

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

On todays episode I chat with friend of the podcast, Dr Nick Fuller from University of Sydney about everything to do with sustainable weight loss including why losing just 5% of your body weight triggers a cascade of processes that slows your metabolism and ultimately leads to weight gain.


We discuss calories in, calories out and a broader view on energy balance, protein requirements and the important practices you need to know about to prevent visceral fat accumulation. We also discuss the potential impact of ozempic and other drugs in this class of medications and how we should be approaching any intervention that leads to weight loss.


Dr Nick leads the research team within the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney which focuses on the physical and mental health disorders associated with obesity. His research has been published in The Lancet and JAMA, and his team provide independent clinical analysis of emerging products and technology for the treatment of obesity and associated illness and disease.

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0:00.0

Doctors Kitchen.

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Recipes, Health, Lifestyle.

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And one, when you look at the research and you conduct randomized

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randomized controlled trials, unfortunately,

0:11.0

they're not achieving any better results,

0:13.1

modern day diets compared to their predecessors.

0:16.2

And that's the same with intermittent fasting

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in various forms with intermittent fasting

0:21.4

that we're talking about. You do get weight loss

0:24.1

followed by weight regain. Welcome to the Doctor's Kitchen podcast.

0:30.9

The show about food, lifestyle, medicine and how to improve your health today.

0:37.0

I'm Dr. Rupi, your host. I'm a medical doctor, I study nutrition, and I'm a medical doctor I study nutrition and I'm a firm believer in the power of food

0:46.0

and lifestyle as medicine. Join me and my expert guests where we discuss the multiple determinants of what

0:55.4

allows you to lead your best life.

1:08.3

On today's episode I chat with Friend of the Podcast, Dr Nick Fuller from University of Sydney. This was during my trip to Australia in December and we talk about everything to do with

1:14.3

sustainable weight loss including while losing just 5% of your total body weight

1:20.7

triggers a cascade of processes that can slow your metabolism and ultimately lead to weight gain.

1:28.0

A lot of people can resonate with this. We discuss calories in, calories out and a broader view on energy balance,

1:36.5

protein requirements and the important practices you need to know about to prevent

1:42.0

visceral fat accumulation and we explain what

1:45.2

visceral fat means as well. We also discuss the potential impact of Ozempik and other

1:50.9

drugs in this new class of medications that is taking the world by storm

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