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What’s the deal with MLMs? How are weight loss drugs reshaping body standards? Can we actually trust what supplement companies are selling us Why do we eat the way we do - and who’s influencing it?

Veteran coaches Michael Ulloa and Kate Lyman are here to pull back the curtain on the wellness industry. How To: Fitness is a myth-busting, BS-free podcast that dives into the messy, nuanced, and often... more

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In one of our favorite episodes from Season 1, we're revisiting one of our earliest conversations about alcohol and its effects on our nutrition, fitness, and overall health. We talked about how alcohol is processed by the body, its... more

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In this Best of Season 4 episode, we’re bringing together some of our favorite conversations on recovery, menopause and the wellness industry, electrolytes, do food intolerance tests actually tell us anything and what actually count... more

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Episode: 65 | How Health Influencers Spread Misinformation with Mallory DeMille
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Kate Lyman
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4.9 out of 5 stars from 301 ratings
  • The best of the best

    With so much misinformation out there - this is the podcast to listen to in order to hear real, honest, truthful, evidence based information

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    5
    dinalucille
    United Statesa month ago
  • You want to listen to this!!

    There’s so much garbage in the fitness and nutrition space and THIS IS ACTUALLY GOLD! Some of the biggest podcasts are spewing nonsense and getting paid ridiculously to do so while you can listen to Kate and Michael share legitimate information and not be bombarded with ads to buy mid level products you don’t need :) if you’re even remotely interested in health/wellness/fitness/nutrition you’ll want to put this in your rotation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zoe Stern
    United States2 months ago
  • Great info from compassionate, thoughtful hosts

    I really love this podcast! I first found Michael’s shorts on insta and came here to hear more. I appreciate that they both have updated their views as more research is released. They make health information accessible to people at all places in life. No guilt, no shame, just info and candor.

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    5
    Snicccerdoodle
    United States2 months ago
  • Great listen for health and fitness knowledge

    It has been a joy to listen to this podcast because Kate and Michael bring their research and overall knowledge to make sure people get as much information to make the best decisions for individual health and fitness. I love their realistic and down-to-earth approach for a variety of fitness and health knowledge of their listeners. They also make it fun and silly which makes it enjoyable for me as a fairly active mother. It helps me feel seen and I gain so much information to make the best decis... more

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    5
    bewags21
    United States2 months ago
  • Research and unbiased

    I love this podcast and have listened to every episode. Michael and Kate breakdown all the noise and misinformation surrounding all topics concerning health, fitness and wellness in an approachable way for the general public. All there topics are deeply reached and they reference all their sources and studies. It is so refreshing to find a podcast that is not sponsored and they can be open and honest without having to push their agenda. Thank you both for helping people navigate this complicated... more

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    Luisa Edinburgh
    United Kingdom3 months ago

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Evidence-based, honest, and approachable; no fluff.
Smart, grounded conversations loved by listeners.
Clear, practical takeaways with credible sources.
Trusted, nuanced discussions that debunk wellness hype.

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76 | Listener Q&A: On Colostrum, Creatine, and Caffeine
Q: Why are electrolytes being pushed so hard on social media as if they are a magical powder?
Electrolyte marketing is driven by budgets and influencer campaigns; for many individuals with a balanced diet and adequate hydration, electrolyte supplements are unnecessary unless they help you drink more water, all while watching sodium intake.
76 | Listener Q&A: On Colostrum, Creatine, and Caffeine
Q: Is there a protein powder that won't turn my porridge into protein pudding?
Protein powders can taste unpleasant when added directly to foods; many people prefer drinking shakes separately or using peanut butter powder to increase protein without compromising taste and texture.
76 | Listener Q&A: On Colostrum, Creatine, and Caffeine
Q: Colostrum, what is it and is it worth the hype?
Colostrum supplements are unlikely to benefit adult humans; the growth factors and antibodies that help newborns do not transfer effectively in adults, making it an expensive protein powder at best with minimal expected impact.
76 | Listener Q&A: On Colostrum, Creatine, and Caffeine
Q: Genuinely wondering if there are any supplements that actually help with energy levels.
Very few supplements provide meaningful energy boosts beyond caffeine; caffeine is the primary, reliable option, with additional options like beta-alanine offering smaller, situational benefits. Overall, sleep, nutrition, hydration, and recovery drive the biggest energy gains.
76 | Listener Q&A: On Colostrum, Creatine, and Caffeine
Q: Creatine for women, is it necessary? Is weight gain a concern? And how much should 55+ women take?
Creatine is not essential, but for those who weight train it offers notable benefits for energy availability and strength. A typical dose is three to five grams per day, and while some water retention can occur, many find the benefits outweigh the temporary weight increase, especially during midlife changes.

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Two veteran hosts dissect health, fitness, and nutrition with a sharp, evidence-based lens. Across episodes, they debunk marketing hype around supplements, weigh the science behind popular topics (from collagen to GLP-1s, electrolytes to menopause), and offer practical guidance for real-world health decisions. The show stands out for its myth-busting, no-nonsense approach, nuanced discussions, and a steady emphasis on rigorous sources rather than hype. Listeners are likely drawn to accessible explanations of complex topics, with a focus on actionable takeaways and a skeptical view of marketing claims in the wellness space.

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