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Episode 239: Exploring the Science Behind Dieting Strategies with Dr. Bill Campbell

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On this episode of the Flex Diet Podcast, I welcome back Dr. Bill Campbell for a fascinating exploration of diet breaks and refeeds, focusing on their role in muscle hypertrophy, performance, and body composition. Drawing from his extensive research, Dr. Campbell and I discuss the physiological and psychological impacts of diet breaks and refeeds, addressing common misconceptions and emphasizing their potential role in a well-rounded nutrition plan. We also cover intriguing studies including the Matador study and more recent research on resistance-trained individuals, revealing mixed findings about the effects of diet breaks on weight loss and muscle retention.

If you enjoyed this podcast, you can get more from me at MikeTNelson.com/podcast. You can see all the other podcasts and guest episodes I’ve done. Then if you scroll down, you can subscribe to my Fitness Insider Newsletter.

Episode Chapters:

  • (0:00:01) - Diet Breaks and Refeeds for Composition
  • (0:06:11) - Diet Breaks for Optimal Physique Optimization
  • (0:18:09) - Diet Breaks in Fat Loss
  • (0:28:39) - Diet Refeeds and Fat Loss Effects
  • (0:35:20) - High Carb, Low Protein Diet Study
  • (0:45:11) - Female Struggles With the Ketogenic Diet
  • (0:56:07) - Diet Breaks Impact on Health

Connect with Dr. Campbell:

  continue reading

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On this episode of the Flex Diet Podcast, I welcome back Dr. Bill Campbell for a fascinating exploration of diet breaks and refeeds, focusing on their role in muscle hypertrophy, performance, and body composition. Drawing from his extensive research, Dr. Campbell and I discuss the physiological and psychological impacts of diet breaks and refeeds, addressing common misconceptions and emphasizing their potential role in a well-rounded nutrition plan. We also cover intriguing studies including the Matador study and more recent research on resistance-trained individuals, revealing mixed findings about the effects of diet breaks on weight loss and muscle retention.

If you enjoyed this podcast, you can get more from me at MikeTNelson.com/podcast. You can see all the other podcasts and guest episodes I’ve done. Then if you scroll down, you can subscribe to my Fitness Insider Newsletter.

Episode Chapters:

  • (0:00:01) - Diet Breaks and Refeeds for Composition
  • (0:06:11) - Diet Breaks for Optimal Physique Optimization
  • (0:18:09) - Diet Breaks in Fat Loss
  • (0:28:39) - Diet Refeeds and Fat Loss Effects
  • (0:35:20) - High Carb, Low Protein Diet Study
  • (0:45:11) - Female Struggles With the Ketogenic Diet
  • (0:56:07) - Diet Breaks Impact on Health

Connect with Dr. Campbell:

  continue reading

283 episodes

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