Ep. 852 - *DEBUNK* Hormone balancing, Collagen & ultra processed foods (UPFs)

Apply to work with me on your goals hereSummaryIn this episode of the ESG Fitness podcast, Emma Storey-Gordon tackles prevalent health myths circulating on social media, particularly focusing on hormone balancing, collagen supplementation, and the misconceptions surrounding processed foods. She emphasizes the importance of evidence-based information and encourages listeners to be skeptical of unqualified advice. Emma also highlights the need for a balanced approach to nutrition, advocating for common sense over strict dietary labels.TakeawaysEmma discusses her humorous approach to debunking health myths on social media.She emphasizes the dangers of misinformation regarding hormone balancing, especially for women going through menopause.Collagen supplementation is often overhyped and lacks substantial research backing its benefits.Processed foods are not inherently bad; context and nutritional value matter more than labels.Common sense should guide dietary choices rather than strict categorizations of food.Emma encourages listeners to seek evidence-based coaching for sustainable health results.She highlights the importance of understanding the body's needs rather than following trends.The podcast aims to empower listeners to make informed decisions about their health.Emma invites listeners to send her misinformation they encounter for debunking.She plans to cover more myths in future episodes, including the narrative around carbs.Sound bites"You end up overeating them.""Focus on food common sense.""I will cover reverse no carbs."Chapters00:00 Introduction and Instagram Sass02:36 Debunking Fat Loss Myths05:03 Understanding Hormone Balancing07:47 The Collagen Controversy10:29 Processed Foods: Myths and Realities18:16 Conclusion and Future TopicsKeywordsESG Fitness, health myths, hormone balance, collagen, processed foods, nutrition, fad diets, evidence-based coaching, menopause, social media influence

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