
Fat Science is a podcast on a mission to explain where our fat really comes from and why it won’t go (and stay!) away. In each episode, we share little-known facts and personal experiences to dispel misconceptions, reduce stigma, and instill hope. Fat Science is committed to creating a world where people are empowered with accurate information about metabolism and recognize that fat isn’t a failur... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness | |||

When your body holds onto weight or reacts to exercise with fatigue and headaches, restriction is rarely the fix. Fueling consistently comes first.
Dr. Emily Cooper, Mark Wright, and Andrea Taylor answer listener questions from around the world. The... more
Metabolic medications work by mimicking natural gut hormones and brain signals, not just by slowing down the digestive tract.
Dr. Emily Cooper, Mark Wright, and Andrea Taylor break down the rapidly evolving landscape of metabolic therapies. From ora... more
Wondering why weight stalls on treatment? Dr. Emily Cooper explains how the brain defends set points and why eating less stops progress.
Dr. Emily Cooper, Mark Wright, and Andrea Taylor answer listener letters from around the world. The conversation... more
What do new drug reports really mean for your treatment?
Explore groundbreaking updates on potential diabetes and weight-loss drugs from Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly. Dr. Emily Cooper dives into top-line results, explaining what these findings mean fo... more
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I am a patient at Dr. Cooper’s office (I don’t see Dr. Cooper herself but another practitioner) and after years of being a patient, I just now started listening to this podcast. It’s really good to affirm the path that I am on after years of disordered eating. My body is finally healing and the labs I’m now receiving our better than ever which is quite encouraging. But I must admit, I still sometimes panic and go back into old thoughts about dieting and of course right now everybody is talking a... more
Amazing podcast. Not political at all. Dr. Cooper shares her expertise, frequently discusses scientific studies, and is almost painfully careful to not advise on things she isn’t an expert on. As a medical provider, I can say her approach and discussions are spot on, and any “advice” is layered in caveats as to how someone might approach it.
Dr. Cooper is very informative and goes beyond explaining very nuanced processes in the human body. A frequent subtopic, is also how people’s bodies and ex... more
More than 50% of the country vehemently disagrees with the idea that MAHA and other administration policies are somehow anti-science. Generally great content, but often the conversations get political. Pushing a certain agenda. More than 50% of the country vehemently disagrees with the idea that MAHA and other administration policies are somehow anti-science.
I find some of it interesting, though I disagree that “obesity is a symptom of an underlying metabolic disorder,” as Dr. Cooper likes to say. She ignores overeating as a cause for obesity. Her information seems anecdotal, not based on science. But the reason I will no longer listen to this podcast is that she brought politics into the discussion. Whether or not you like the current administration, it’s not to be blamed for obesity and shouldn’t have entered the conversation.
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A science-forward show that centers metabolic health, obesity biology, and the science behind fat as an active organ. Episodes often explore GLP-1 medications, metabolic risk beyond weight, and practical strategies for fueling, sleep, and lab work, with a clear emphasis on evidence-based discussion and patient perspectives. Noteworthy is a balanced format that blends clinician expertise with relatable lived experiences, plus a willingness to tackle policy, access, and affordability in obesity treatment. Potential listeners who seek clear explanations of complex metabolic topics, along with real-world implications for treatment and lifestyle, will likely find it valuable. The show stands out for its calm, informational tone and its willingne... more
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