Why do you lose weight… only to gain it all back?
Why does a calorie deficit stop working after a while?
Can you really "damage" your metabolism?
And is it actually possible to gain weight overnight?
In this episode, nutrition consultant Alexey Zaydlin explains what really happens inside your body during weight loss—and why most diets fail in the long run.
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In this episode, you'll learn:
• Why most diets only work temporarily
• What really happens to your metabolism during prolonged dieting
• Why the weight keeps coming back
• Why calorie deficits become less effective over time
• Why walking and cardio alone don't guarantee fat loss
• What causes a weight-loss plateau
• The science behind the Whoosh Effect
• Why people become afraid of carbohydrates
• How insulin resistance actually develops
• Why extreme calorie restriction often backfires
• How to lose weight—and keep it off—without constantly fighting yourself
We also discuss:
• Late-night eating and emotional eating
• Losing weight after 40
• Whether you can lose fat while eating foods you enjoy
• Why counting calories is only part of the picture
• Why your body fights against further weight loss
• Reverse dieting and metabolic adaptation
• Ozempic, bariatric surgery, and why long-term habits still matter
• Why nutrition should be individualized—not copied from someone else's diet

INBALANCE isn't another diet.
It's a personalized nutrition system designed to help you understand your body, build sustainable eating habits, and maintain your results without constant restriction or weight regain.

Chapters
00:00 — Why does the weight always come back?
02:30 — Walking, calorie deficits & why steps don't guarantee fat loss
04:39 — How your body adapts to dieting
08:16 — Why diets fail in the long run
10:40 — What dieting does to your metabolism
14:24 — Why keeping weight off is harder than losing it
17:47 — The Whoosh Effect explained
19:14 — Why maintaining results matters most
19:56 — The hidden dangers of crash diets
27:21 — Building muscle starts with balance
31:09 — Can you lose weight without giving up your favorite foods?
35:10 — "I gain weight overnight"—what's really happening?
38:14 — Fast weight loss vs. real fat loss
40:31 — Reverse dieting, vacations & eating more
49:01 — How to maintain your results for life
53:46 — Finding your personal weight-loss plateau
01:01:02 — Emotional eating, stress & late-night cravings
01:04:23 — Apples, potatoes & eating late at night
01:08:28 — Does your metabolism really slow down with age?
01:15:39 — Why belly fat can remain after weight loss
01:18:54 — Insulin resistance explained
01:24:10 — Ozempic, bariatric surgery & long-term success
01:30:31 — Protein, fats & carbohydrates: finding your balance
01:33:21 — Why the same diet never works for everyone
01:33:40 — The one principle that makes weight loss sustainable

If you're doing everything "right" but still not seeing results, the problem may not be you—it may be your approach.
Real, lasting weight loss isn't about eating less forever. It's about understanding how your body works and building a system you can actually live with.
Stay in balance.