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94. Why You Cannot Lose Weight After Pregnancy Even in A Calorie Deficit & What to Do About It

94. Why You Cannot Lose Weight After Pregnancy Even in A Calorie Deficit & What to Do About It

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If you’ve been eating less, trying to make healthier choices, and still feel like the scale won’t move after having kids… you’re not alone.

Many moms assume that weight loss after pregnancy should simply come down to calories in versus calories out. But the truth is, your metabolism after pregnancy is influenced by much deeper factors.

Pregnancy, breastfeeding, sleep deprivation, and the stress of motherhood can create shifts in hormones, nutrient status, circadian rhythm, and metabolism that make traditional weight loss advice ineffective.

In this episode, I’m breaking down five underlying reasons weight loss can feel stuck after pregnancy, even if you’re eating in a calorie deficit.

You’ll learn why your body may actually be holding onto weight as a protective response, and what you can begin doing to support your metabolism instead of fighting against it.

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