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Energized with Dr. Mariza

251: Why Diets Are Never Sustainable and How To Figure Out What's Right for You w/ Rachel Freiman

Energized with Dr. Mariza

Dr. Mariza Snyder

Medicine, Health & Fitness, Alternative Health

4.8974 Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2021

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

If You Want To Stop Dieting Unsuccessfully, You Should: Stop restricting yourself and start viewing nutrition and exercise as a skill Change your mindset and incorporate your favorite foods into your weight loss plan Explore new exercises such as lifting weights to improve your metabolism Create a personalized approach that works for you and your body Health resolutions and diets often bring in a new year, but that is not the best way to improve how you feel. Changing your health outcome starts with what is on your fork, and all it takes is simple and actionable changes. Nutrition and Fitness as a Skill Rachel Freiman is the CEO of MindStrong Fitness and is passionate about teaching others the skills necessary to ditch diets forever and embrace nutrition and fitness. Rachel is an educator at heart and focuses on both the mental and physical sides to building healthy and sustainable habits. Why You Need to Break Up with Dieting The truth is, diets are not sustainable. The belief that we haven't lost weight because we haven't found the ‘right’ diet stems from companies trying to sell you things. Rachel believes that the key to long-term health is education and developing the skills to focus less on restriction and more on what makes you feel good. Changing your mindset and healing your relationship with food will help you realize that the problem isn't you; it is the methods you have been using. Getting out of the ‘all in or all out’ mindset and instead focusing on the pleasure principle will give you the momentum you need to stop playing into the one size fits all diet industry. Figuring Out Your Personal Macroplan If you want to change your health, you need a personalized approach that is going to work for you and your body. Even if you have the strongest willpower in the world, telling yourself ‘no’ to foods you enjoy will not last. Labeling foods as good or bad, or working out in ways that don't actually provide the results you are searching for, is doing nothing for your physical or mental health. By approaching nutrition and exercise as a skill, you can develop habits that will serve you much better in the long run. Are you ready to throw out your health resolutions for 2021? Share how you are supporting your body in a way that serves you in the comments section of the episode page. In This Episode: Why diets will never be sustainable for any of us (10:40) The role of mindset when healing your relationship with food and nutrition (15:25) What to do if you are working out super hard but the scale isn’t moving (21:52) How to train your metabolism to speed up through nutrition and weight training (25:06) Breaking down the demonization of carbs and why it is misplaced (26:30) Resources Mentioned: Free Perimenopause and Menopause Relief Summit Becoming MindStrong: The Truth About Health, Fitness, and the Bullsh*t That's Holding You Back by Rachel Freiman MindStrong Fitness Website Follow Rachel on Facebook | Instagram | YouTube Related Episodes: Essentially You Episode #208: How Exercise Can Either Boost Your Metabolism or Damage It At Age 40+ With Debra Atkinson Other Resources: Check out the full show notes page Keep up with everything Dr. Mariza Follow Dr. Mariza on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Youtube Podcast production & marketing support by the team at Counterweight Creative Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

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theirs with dental life pick up dental life in the pet food aisle

0:30.8

for so many women who struggle with weight loss as they get older, you know, your

0:36.3

metabolism is such a topic that comes up so much. And it's true as we get older

0:41.2

things slow down. It sucks, but it's life. It's what you know, it's a as we get older things slow down it sucks but it's life it's what you know it's a truth of our body

0:45.7

and we can train our metabolism to speed up and we do that through nutrition and as you're saying

0:51.6

with weight training.

0:53.0

It is the biggest win-win for women, especially as we age.

0:57.0

It is one of the best things you can be doing for your body hands down.

1:00.0

Welcome back to the Essentially You podcast all about reinventing your health

1:06.6

with safer, cheaper, more effective, natural solutions and powerful lifestyle

1:12.0

changes so that you become the CEO of your health.

1:16.3

I am your host Dr. Marissa Snyder.

1:19.7

One of my favorite quotes that keeps me grounded in daily healthy rituals and habits is this one.

1:26.8

You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start what you are and change the ending.

1:35.5

And it's true, you can't go back and change the beginning, but there is so much that you can do to change your health

1:39.6

outcome today, especially with food.

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Now, there is no better time than right now

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to start at the beginning of the year,

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