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This Isn’t Your Mother’s Weight Loss Plan

The photo above is only 47 years old– about the age of many of my friends and clients. While a wine and egg-centric diet is NOT something I recommend, I found it fun to consider how some weight loss methods have changed. From low-fat diets in the 1970s to the rise of keto and intermittent […]

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Increase Testosterone to Lose Weight?

When people think about weight loss, they often consider the roles of diet, exercise, and overall lifestyle. However, for some, hormones—especially testosterone—play a significant role in achieving and maintaining a healthy weight. Testosterone is often known as the “male hormone,” but it’s crucial for both men and women. Beyond muscle mass and energy, testosterone affects […]

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Targeting Body Fat is Not a Thing

Last Thursday my dog was getting all the belly rubs, but only someone like my husband could add to the playful moment by wondering out loud about hypothetical doggy six-pack abs. Little doggy sit-ups, little doggy Russian twists, getting that little doggy beach body. From there, we started talking about workouts and realized I could […]

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The Shapes of “Being In Shape”: Health Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All

When we think of “being in shape,” many of us imagine a certain body type—perhaps lean, muscular, or toned. Something like a fitness trainer, probably. However, the reality is that being healthy and fit comes in all shapes, sizes, and forms. There’s no single way to look or be in shape, and this diversity is […]

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You Need to Take a Break

Woo-wee. We’ve been working hard lately. We’ve been eating healthy (mostly) and going to the gym, remembering to work on strength exercises– not just cardio. We’ve been sweaty, sore, and the good kind of tired. However, there’s one essential element that’s often overlooked: recovery. Taking regular recovery days is just as important as the workouts […]

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Workout Routines for Beginners: Get Fit at Home

Starting a fitness journey can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re new to working out or prefer to exercise at home. The good news is that you don’t need a gym membership or fancy equipment to get in shape. With a little space, some basic equipment, and a positive attitude, you can achieve your fitness goals […]

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How to Stay Healthy in Nevada

Photo by David Lusvardi on Unsplash In the last twenty years, Las Vegas has transformed into a food destination. Somehow a city in the desert has found a way to host incredible seafood options, steakhouses, fusion spots, and more. Even the tried-and-true casino buffets have gone from cheap, heat-lamp dried mashed potatoes to world-class quality. […]

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The Healthiest 8000 Calories a Day Diet

Photo by Jonathan Chng on Unsplash Bang! The starting gun for the Summer Olympics has been fired and I’m so excited! I thought today I could talk about how diets work for world class athletes. There is a stark difference between their caloric intake and the average daily recommendation. While the typical recommendation for an […]

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Does 10000 Steps Count

Does 10,000 Steps Really Count?

When it comes to fitness and weight loss goals, one number that often pops up is 10,000 steps a day. It’s a benchmark many of us strive for, but does it really hold any significant benefits? At The A-List Clinic, we’re here to break down the science behind this popular fitness goal and help you […]

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Testosterone and Weight Loss: Where’s the Beef?

A few weeks ago, Katie, myself, and a guest on our podcast discussed a connection between weight loss and testosterone, which I wanted to follow up on this week. First, a quick review: Testosterone is a crucial hormone that plays a significant role in the body, influencing everything from muscle mass and bone density to […]

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