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Most people diet and lose a ton of weight...only to have it all come right back. In this episode I dive into my perspective on applying a long term, slow approach to nutrition and taking multiple diet phases over the course of a year and beyond to create a new set point for your body, thus creating long term permanent changes to your body composition.
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