2025-1 The Silent Saboteur: Why Your Body Resists Weight Loss and Energy Gains

Occasionally, even when informed that your lab results are normal, you may notice a decline in your health, potentially with the onset of chronic diseases and the addition of medications without clear justification.

Initial symptoms may include post-meal fatigue, mild weight gain, particularly around the abdomen, and slight cognitive impairment.

As these symptoms progress, you might experience increased hunger, carbohydrate cravings, and difficulty losing weight despite dietary adjustments. More pronounced symptoms can include persistent fatigue, noticeable abdominal weight gain, elevated blood pressure, and worsening dyslipidemia.

This topic will cover why this happens and what you need to know (and are not told) to prevent health degradation or to return to health.

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