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Fat Science

Dr Emily Cooper
Diabetes
Metabolic Dysfunction
Metabolism
Obesity
Insulin Resistance
Metabolic Syndrome
Sleep Hygiene
Hemoglobin A1c
Cholesterol
Fasting Glucose
Blood Pressure
Genetics
Weight Loss
Artificial Sweeteners
Dieting
Cardiovascular Health
Pre-Diabetes
Insulin
Food Additives
Stress Management

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

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This week on Fat Science, Dr. Emily Cooper, Mark Wright, and Andrea Taylor take a trip to the past when Dr. Cooper didn’t have many supporters in medicine. She shares what it was like to be ridiculed by her peers, why she refused to give up on her pa... more

his week on Fat Science, Dr. Emily Cooper, Mark Wright, and Andrea Taylor tackle the biggest listener questions about sustainable weight loss, metabolic health, and why restrictive diets so often backfire. From medications like GLP-1s to common myths... more

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This week on Fat Science, Dr. Emily Cooper, Mark Wright, and Andrea Taylor dive into the latest U.S. blood pressure guidelines—and reveal why nearly half of all Americans face risks that can no longer be ignored. Early intervention and smart lifestyl... more

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Fat Science Ep 106The Mailbag: GLP 1s, Leptin, Hormones & Insurance AdviceThis week on Fat Science, Dr. Emily Cooper, Mark Wright, and Andrea Taylor open the listener mailbag to answer real questions from around the world about metabolism, hormones, ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Evan Nadler
An internationally recognized pediatric surgeon and leading expert in childhood and adolescent obesity.
Children's National Hospital and George Washington University School of Medicine
Episode: Childhood Obesity: Science, Shame & New Hope
Gina Davito
Athletic individual sharing her experiences with food and metabolic health.
Episode: Eating Your Way to Normal
Faith Ireland
82-year-old powerlifter and former judge with 15 world records in weightlifting
Episode: Muscle, Metabolism, and Mentality: Lessons from an 82-Year-Old Powerlifter
Russell Cunningham
Exercise physiologist with expertise in strength training and aging
Episode: Muscle, Metabolism, and Mentality: Lessons from an 82-Year-Old Powerlifter
Andrea Taylor
An advocate for metabolic health who has successfully managed her weight over the years after struggling with obesity
Episode: Why Sometimes It Takes a Little Patience
Dr. Emily Cooper
A physician specializing in metabolic health and treatment of metabolic issues
Episode: Why Sometimes It Takes a Little Patience
Alisha Boxley
Nurse Practitioner focused on metabolic medicine.
Cooper Center for Metabolics
Episode: The People Side of Metabolic Medicine

Hosts

Mark Wright
Host of the podcast, providing insights into metabolic health and personal experiences related to weight management.
Dr. Emily Cooper
Co-host and expert in metabolic dysfunction, providing scientific perspectives on obesity and weight management.
Andrea Taylor
Co-host and advocate for obesity awareness, sharing personal journeys and insights into metabolic health.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 276 ratings
  • Love the podcast please get rid of the tagline.

    I really appreciate the knowledge in this podcast and it’s anti-diet focus. However, Andrea’s intro “does this podcast make me look fat?“ is tone deaf and goes against anti-diet philosophy. I would like this podcast so much better if they got rid of that tagline. Thank you for considering.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Anti diet?
    United Statesa month ago
  • Wonderfully informative

    I love this podcast, and I find that every episode (even the ones I predict might not be relevant to me) turns out to have some nuggets of personally useful information. I’m on a GLP-1 (Mounjaro) and I’m so very glad I found this podcast to help me maximise my health and wellbeing. And I love the three presenters, they make a wonderful team!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cedar birch
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Everyone needs this info!

    This amazing podcast has changed my view in metabolism and weight. If you are dieting, struggling with weight or metabolic health, you need the information here. It is delivered in a soothing, non-judgemental way with science to back it up. Weight gain is not a lack of willpower, forget calories in, calories out. There is a measurable physiological cause for your woes. Mind blown.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mulberry345
    Australia4 months ago
  • Soothing and educational

    Dr Cooper is very soothing when she talks! Ha! Thought I’d mention that. And more importantly, the message is soothing. In that, there is a deeper metabolic reason why so many struggle to lose weight and keep it off.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bebekathleen
    United States4 months ago
  • Love this podcast!

    Update: I’ve been listening through all but 12 remaining episodes and while I do like it and learn a lot, I think the latest episode about telehealth was out of touch. I feel privileged to even have any access period to these metabolic meds, let alone flying to and from a private clinic in WA state as some of the patients must do every 3 months for blood tests. I get good information from Dr. Cooper on a science front, but one of the other hosts seems really out of touch.

    Prev review: Saw thi... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    JulieS0911
    United States5 months ago

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Many find the conversations relatable, helping to destigmatize issues surrounding weight management and health concerns.
Listeners appreciate the informative and supportive nature of the discussions, often highlighting the science-based approach to metabolism and obesity.
Some critiques point towards a perceived elitism regarding access to treatments and the healthcare system, leading to feelings of frustration among certain listeners.
Overall, the hosts are praised for their compassionate and understanding tone, with several reviews expressing gratitude for the insights provided.

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New Blood Pressure Guidelines: What You Need to Know
Q: What lifestyle changes can help with elevated blood pressure?
Incorporating more fruits and vegetables, managing stress, improving sleep quality, exercising regularly, and reducing alcohol consumption are key lifestyle changes.
New Blood Pressure Guidelines: What You Need to Know
Q: Why is not treating high blood pressure so dangerous?
Not treating high blood pressure can lead to severe cardiovascular events, kidney damage, and increased risks of stroke and other complications.
How Microdosing Can Backfire
Q: What is microdosing? What's the official definition that we need to know?
Microdosing refers to using a dose that is far below a standard therapeutic dose.
Fat Science Live: Celebrating Our 100th Episode!
Q: How do you counsel your patients to approach negativity over their medical journey and weight loss?
Dr. Cooper suggests it is a personal choice what medical information to disclose, similar to any medical condition, and encourages working with supportive people when navigating these conversations.
Fat Science Live: Celebrating Our 100th Episode!
Q: A lot of my friends have kids on the GLP-1s and I'm on one. What are the long-term consequence for future pregnancies?
Dr. Cooper reassures that GLP-1 medications should have a positive impact on fertility and that they do not pose risks for birth defects as they do not alter natural systems and that metabolism improvement enhances fertility.

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Focused on unraveling the complexities of metabolism and challenges related to obesity, the content is structured around scientific insights combined with personal narratives. The discussions often center on metabolic health, weight management, dieting misconceptions, and factors influencing obesity, such as hormonal changes and external environmental impacts. Episodes frequently feature expert opinions and informative dialogues that empower listeners to rethink their relationship with food and body image, highlighting that obesity is not a failure but rooted in physiological processes. This approach not only educates but also seeks to reduce stigma and encourage compassionate understanding around these topics.

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1. Dr. Evan Nadler
2. Gina Davito
3. Faith Ireland
4. Russell Cunningham
5. Andrea Taylor
6. Dr. Emily Cooper
7. Alisha Boxley

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