Understanding Your Metabolism with the Co-Founders of Lumen | Ep. 187

If you've ever felt out of control around food and couldn't figure out why—this episode is for you. Nikkiey Stott breaks down one of the most misunderstood topics in wellness: the difference between emotional eating and impulse eating. These two patterns are constantly mislabeled, and that confusion is often exactly why so many women feel stuck in cycles they can't seem to break.‍Nikkiey walks you through what separates the two—from eating to cope with stress or difficult emotions, to reaching for food out of habit or environmental cues that have nothing to do with how you're feeling. She explains why getting this wrong keeps you spinning your wheels, and why getting it right changes everything.‍You'll walk away with a clear framework to identify what's actually driving your eating—and practical strategies to start shifting it, whether that means building emotional awareness, restructuring your environment, or breaking habits running on autopilot.‍If nothing has stuck before, it might not be a willpower problem. It might be a root cause problem—and this episode helps you find it.‍If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!

Episode 78 is a game-changer for women aged 45 and above, as we delve into the pivotal role of protein in muscle development and fat loss. Join us for an illuminating discussion that dispels myths and provides actionable insights tailored to your unique needs. From preserving lean muscle mass to boosting metabolism, this episode empowers you to take charge of your health and well-being. This is not just about physical transformation, but about empowering you to live your best life at any age. Tune in now and equip yourself with the knowledge to thrive in your fitness journey. It's time to embrace the strength and vitality that comes with age!

Today in episode 137 we're getting real about the ketogenic diet and muscle building. Sure, this diet can be a tool for shredding fat, but when it comes to building up those muscles, there's a bit more to the story.Carbs are not just comfort food; they're fuel for serious growth. They energize your workouts and are critical in the muscle repair process. So, when you slash the carbs for keto, you might also be sidelining some serious gains.Your muscles need glycogen, and glycogen comes from carbs. Running on fats alone? You might find yourself hitting a wall when trying to level up your strength. Building muscle isn't just about protein; it's a complex dance of nutrients, timing, and science............#KetoLimits #MuscleBuilding #CarbsForGains #KetogenicDiet #GlycogenStores #StrengthTraining #FitnessFacts #DietDrawbacks #NutritionScience #GetStrong #EatSmart #TrainHardkeywords:Keto Limits, Muscle Building, Carbs For Gains, Ketogenic Diet, Glycogen Stores, Strength Training, Fitness Facts, Diet Drawbacks, Nutrition Science, Get Strong, Eat Smart, Train Hard

Explore the power of macronutrients—proteins, fats, and carbs—to boost performance, support muscle growth, and help you reach your fitness goals. Tune in!

Always hungry, even when you're trying to "eat clean"? You're not alone—and you're probably not fueling your body the right way. In this episode, I’m breaking down the real reasons behind constant hunger (hint: it’s not about willpower) and how to fix it with simple nutrition shifts. Learn why protein, blood sugar balance, and proper fueling matter more than you think—and walk away with practical hacks to feel full, in control, and aligned with your fat loss goals. If you're tired of white-knuckling your hunger, this one's a must-listen.

What does sustainable progress actually look like when it comes to fat loss, muscle building, and confidence?‍In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey breaks down why so many women struggle to maintain results after relying on extreme approaches like cutting carbs, overtraining, or constantly starting over after one imperfect day. True sustainability isn’t about perfect macros, never missing workouts, or having flawless weeks—it’s about staying consistent even when life isn’t ideal.‍Nikkiey explains how the body naturally adapts during fat loss, why progress can slow over time, and why building muscle acts as “metabolic armor” for long-term health, hormones, and metabolism. She also shares the simple habits that actually drive lasting change—structured nutrition, progressive strength training, walking, hydration, and sleep.‍If you’ve ever felt stuck in the cycle of extremes, this episode will help you redefine what real, sustainable progress looks like.‍This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth. Use code MACROHOUR for 20% off at www.cozyearth.com‍If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!