258| Is That Weight Loss Advice Actually Good for Moms? Here's How to Tell Good from Bad Advice on the Internet
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You've seen the posts. Someone lost 20 pounds with one weird trick, one supplement, one "hack" nobody's talking about. And some part of you thinks... what if this is it? What if this is the thing that finally works?
I get it. I've been there too, wondering if I just fell for really good marketing.
In this episode, I'm breaking down exactly how I, as a registered dietitian, filter through the noise to figure out what's real and what's just confidence dressed up as expertise. Because here's the thing: confidence is not the same as being right, and looking fit on Instagram is not proof that someone knows what they're talking about.
I'm sharing five filter questions I use with myself and with my own clients to sort good fat loss advice from the stuff that's going to waste your time, your energy, and your trust. I also get real about what "evidence-based" actually means, why credentials matter but aren't everything, and why the most effective healthy habits are almost never flashy.
If you're tired of scrolling at night trying to figure out who to believe, this episode is going to give you a tool you can use forever, not just for this trend or that influencer.
And if you want to go even deeper, I'm hosting a free live workshop, Four Fat Loss Mistakes Moms Make, on September 29th at 11am Central. Link is below. I'd love to see you there.
Let's get into it.
-Rachel
Next Steps:
Sign up for my free live workshop September 29th 4 Fat Loss Mistakes Moms Make
DM me on Instagram to chat about any questions you might have