This Is Why the Weight Keeps Coming Back | Ep. 278

In this episode Nikkiey Stott shares the journey from tracking macros to confidently embracing intuitive eating. After years of measuring food and learning about portion sizes and macronutrients, the shift to intuitive eating can feel daunting, but it’s completely achievable.She will dive into the steps you can take to trust yourself with food, understand your body’s signals, and maintain control over your nutrition without relying on strict tracking. Whether you’re looking to break free from food logs or take your fitness journey to the next level, this episode will help you transition to intuitive eating with confidence.

We're tackling a crucial aspect of nutrition—how our approach evolves with age. Join us for an insightful discussion on the benefits and considerations of calorie counting versus macro tracking as we navigate the aging process. Discover how focusing on macros can be a game-changer for maintaining muscle mass, energy levels, and overall well-being.A reminder that nutrition isn't static—it's a dynamic component of your health journey. By understanding the science behind it, you can optimize your approach and continue to thrive as you age.Tune in now and empower yourself with the knowledge to make informed, age-appropriate choices about your nutrition. Take the first step towards a vibrant, healthy future!

We're thrilled to rebroadcast this incredible episode of Trainer Lindsey’s podcast, Nourish and Strengthen, on The Macro Hour! Lindsey is an incredible host and Nikkiey joined her to share the story of how the extremes of her fitness journey actually landed her in the hospital not once, but twice! We talk about how that journey led her to a life of macros, balance, and moderation. We also touched on all the buzz topics like intermittent fasting, creatine, breathwork, cardio, the scale, and so much more! Don’t miss out on this episode filled with amazing insights!

Discover the power of detaching from rigid fitness timelines and escaping the comparison trap that hinders progress. Learn how to set realistic, sustainable goals that align with your individual needs and aspirations.Tune in now to unveil the secrets to finding joy in the process, celebrating small victories, and fostering a positive relationship with your body. This episode serves as a beacon of inspiration for those seeking to break free from societal pressures and forge their unique path to fitness success.

In this powerhouse episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey sits down with world-renowned exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist Dr. Stacy Sims — the woman who rewrote the rules for how females should train, fuel, and recover. If you’ve been stuck doing all the “right things” and still not seeing results — this is the conversation you need. They cover: Why traditional training fails women 45+ How to build muscle and lose fat without tanking your hormones The real reason 1200-calorie diets are backfiring Supplements that actually work (and what to skip) How to train smarter through perimenopause and menopause The truth about carbs, fasting, HRT, and more in a rapid-fire myth-busting round This is not about working harder — it’s about working smarter with your body. If you’re ready to stop guessing and start thriving, hit play. If you want to dive deeper into Dr. Stacy Sims’ work and stay connected, here’s where you can find her: Website & Newsletter: drstacysims.com Instagram: @drstacysims Facebook: facebook.com/drstacysims Find Dr. Stacy Sim's books at your local bookstore, Amazon or Barnes & Noble

In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey brings together her most valuable advice on navigating holiday food and cravings—all in one place. From handling social events to building a more sustainable, balanced approach to eating, this mash-up conversation will help you move through the season with confidence and flexibility. Whether you’re worried about overeating, feeling out of control around certain foods, or simply want to enjoy the season without stress, this episode is here to help you trust yourself around food and feel good in your body—while still enjoying the holidays.