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Why Your Metabolism Slows Down (and It’s Not Just Age)
Many people assume a slowing metabolism is simply part of ageing. While age can influence metabolic rate, the bigger driver is how your body has adapted over time in response to stress, dieting patterns, sleep quality, and energy availability. Your metabolism is not fixed — it is a responsive system that adjusts based on environmental signals. What actually controls metabolism Metabolism is regulated by multiple interconnected systems: Muscle mass and daily movement Hormonal
Vicki Witt
Aug 252 min read


Why Insulin Resistance Makes Weight Loss So Difficult
Insulin resistance may be making it difficult to lose weight. And the key is that insulin resistance is not just ablood sugar issue.
Vicki Witt
Aug 113 min read


Leaky Gut and Weight Loss Resistance
Leaky gut, also known as increased intestinal permeability, is a condition where the gut lining becomes less effective at controlling what passes from the digestive system into the bloodstream. While this may sound purely digestive, the effects extend far beyond the gut. It can influence inflammation levels, immune activation, hormone balance, and metabolic function — all of which directly affect weight loss. What happens when the gut lining is compromised When the gut barrie
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Jul 282 min read


Why Exercise Isn't the Answer To Weight Loss
Exercise has many health benefits. It helps to improve cardiovascular health, bone density and hormone balance. However if weight loss is your goal, exercise should not be your first step in improving your lifestyle. Why exercise doesn’t help as much as you think You’ve decided you need to lose weight so your first step might be to get a gym membership and start exercising. But after a few weeks or longer you’re not seeing results. In fact, your weight may have even gone up.
Vicki Witt
Feb 13, 20244 min read


7 Ways Drinking Water Helps You Lose Weight
Did you know there is one easy change you can make to improve your diet and burn fat? It may seem too simple, but drinking more water can make it easier to lose weight. There are several reasons why drinking water helps with weight loss. Let's take a look. Appetite suppressant Water can help to suppress your appetite. Your brain often mistakes thirst for hunger. Water also stretches the stomach making you feel full, at least temporarily. And if you drink water before your mea
Vicki Witt
Jan 15, 20244 min read
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