It seems like every “weight loss guru” has their own theory for why metabolic slowdown happens after weight loss and why some people seem to have naturally slow metabolisms, but there is actual science out there–it’s just that no one seems to know about it.
Finding and interpreting academic articles is hard, but that’s what a huge chunk of my PhD training was for. So today I’m using that to bring you studies about a crazy cause of slow metabolisms–both in general and after weight loss–that you’ve probably never heard of.
Here’s a link to the video page, or you can watch it below:
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Links mentioned in the video:
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- Key study links:
- Increased levels after weight loss
- Relation between levels, T3, and metabolic slowdown
- Direct relation between levels and metabolic slowdown
- Relationship to slowed metabolism/obesity even without weight loss
- How it causally inhibits diet-induced thermogenesis
- (you can find the other auxiliary study links by searching the titles that are shown in the video)
Miche, Ph.D. 