You Can't See Visceral Fat But Your Brain Knows It's There

by: Susan FinleyPublished on: 20/08/2026

Visceral fat is the fat beneath your abdominal muscles, surrounding your internal organs. Some is necessary. Too much is unhealthy--and can even affect your brain!

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You Can't See Visceral Fat But Your Brain Knows It's There

"Nature's Ozempic" or Marketing Hype? The Facts and Exaggerations About Psyllium

by: Susan FinleyPublished on: 06/08/2026

Protein had a good run, but fiber is taking the spotlight. Here's what the research says about psyllium and why it's one of the few supplements that may deserve a place in your pantry--especiallly if you're not getting enough fiber in your diet.

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"Nature's Ozempic" or Marketing Hype? The Facts and Exaggerations About Psyllium

When You’re Doing Everything Right and the Scale Moves Wrong

by: Susan FinleyPublished on: 21/07/2026

There's nothing more frustrating than "doing everything right" and having the scale move in the wrong direction. Here's how that can happen, the metrics that mean the most, and a different way to approach weight loss.

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When You’re Doing Everything Right and the Scale Moves Wrong

It's Not What You Eat. It's What's Eating You.

by: Susan FinleyPublished on: 09/07/2026

A client asked me for a weight loss diet. Diets fail for numerous reasons but one is that weight loss isn't just about what you eat, it's also about WHY you eat.

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It's Not What You Eat. It's What's Eating You.