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The Belly Fat Effect with Mike Mutzel

The Belly Fat Effect with Mike Mutzel

The Dr. Tyna Show

April 27, 20221h 2mExplicit

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Show Notes

EP. 42: On this episode I am sitting down with my old friend Mike Mutzel.  Mike and I had a great time talking about strength training, metabolic health and obesity.  Mike is the author of fantastic book The Belly Fat Effect


On this episode we cover:

  • Metabolic health 
  • Victimology 
  • Pros and cons of fat 
  • Obesity 
  • Metabolic health stats 
  • Pandemics effect on children 
  • How the body adapts 
  • Belly fat 
  • Subcutaneous vs. visceral fat
  • Frailty 
  • DHEA
  • Inflammaging 
  • Osteosarcopenic obesity
  • Osteoarthritis 
  • Osteoporosis 
  • Cancer
  • Infectious diseases 
  • How to make everyday activities into exercises to build muscle 


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