What’s the deal with MLMs? How are weight loss drugs reshaping body standards? Can we actually trust what supplement companies are selling us Why do we eat the way we do - and who’s influencing it? Veteran coaches Michael Ulloa and Kate Lyman are here to pull back the curtain on the wellness industry. How To: Fitness is a myth-busting, BS-free podcast that dives into the messy, nuanced, and often confusing world of fitness and nutrition. With evidence-based insight, candid takes, and digging into the darker corners of the wellness space, we help you make sense of what actually matters for your health—and what’s just noise.
What if today’s wellness grifters aren’t as original as they think they are? We’re taking a trip down wellness history in today's episode as we talk about snake oil salesmen, questionable miracle cures, Clark Stanley, Sylvester Graham, John Harvey Kellogg, and John Brinkley (yes, the goat testicles guy!) And honestly, some of these stories are so wild, you might start seeing modern wellness t...
The Mediterranean Diet is constantly touted the “best” diet for everyone. And there are a lot of reasons why!
In this episode, we’re taking a closer look at why the Mediterranean diet became known as one of the “best diets” in the world, what the eating pattern actually gets right and how its history shaped the way we understand it today. We’re not here to dismiss the Mediterranean...
What if one of the most overlooked parts of our diet is also one of the simplest?
In this episode, we’re taking a closer look at fiber and why it’s so easy to overlook. We’re not here to tell you to completely change the way you eat but we’re here to help you understand where fiber fits into the bigger picture and find practical ways to include more of it.
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In this episode, we looked into the research to ask: is all the fear around artificial sweeteners actually justified?
We dive into the history of non-nutritive sweeteners, the challenges of nutrition science, and how artificial sweeteners compare to sugar. We get into the claims around artificial sweeteners and cancer, gut health, weight changes, metabolic disruptions, and cardiovascular disease. If you've ever wonde...
We’re answering some of your listener questions around supplements. We know there’s a lot of conflicting (and loud!) supplement information out there, and we hope this episode helps you come away feeling far more confident in what supplements you may benefit from and, more importantly, which ones aren’t worth the time or money.
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AI isn't just changing how we work but it might be changing who we trust for our health & fitness.
We don't use AI to create our content and we don't use it to serve our clients but it's becoming impossible to ignore how quickly it's changing the wellness space. We are aware that AI-generated meal plans, workout programs, deepfakes and virtual influencers are rampant now and it's raising important questions about...
There is a massive push for strength training right now in the fitness space - which we love! But not every hard workout is strength training and knowing the difference can help us better understand how our training is (or isn’t) supporting our specific goals.
If you've ever wondered whether Pilates, swimming, F45, Burn Boot Camp or walking with a weighted vest actually "count" as strength training, this episod...
Can a collagen supplement actually improve your skin, joints, and recovery… or is it just another wellness trend?
Collagen is one of the most popular supplements on the market, and there is no lack of influencers telling us it’s a must have in our supplement regimen. In this episode, we look at what collagen is, why it declines with age and what the research actually says about its benefits. We also disc...
PMOS, formerly known as PCOS, recently underwent a landmark name change after a global consensus process involving patients, clinicians, researchers and health organizations. This episode is about much more than the recent rebrand. We explore what PMOS actually is, why the previous name created confusion, how insulin resistance and metabolic health fit into the picture, and what current evidence says about managemen...
A lot of us have questions around training, protein, cardio, strength work and getting the most of our workouts but online fitness advice can make everything feel way more complicated than it needs to be. Whether we’re trying to get back into training after years away, wondering how often we actually need to work out or figuring out if things like swimming or weighted vests “count,” this episode is...
What if understanding macronutrients could make nutrition feel way less confusing?
A lot of us hear terms like calories, protein, carbs and fats and only consider macronutrients in the form of “tracking macros” all the time. Rarely do we learn what important roles all macronutrients play in our bodies. So instead, we end up fearing food groups, obsessing over numbers, or feeling like we’re constantl...
Do we actually need electrolyte supplements… or are they just another sector of the wellness industry with a really strong marketing team?
In this episode, we zoom out and look at how brands like Liquid IV and LMNT are marketed and why electrolytes have suddenly become part of everyone’s routine. We talk through what the research says about hydration, the controversy around sodium, and why for the averag...
Is soy really bad for your hormones or have we been getting it wrong this whole time?
In this episode, Michael shared what soy actually is, whether it’s a complete protein, how it compares to whey for muscle building and the biggest myths around soy like estrogen, testosterone and cancer. We also found out where the fear around soy came from and why it’s still so common today. This episode is for anyone w...
Are GLP-1 medications something we’re meant to stay on forever or are we missing the bigger picture?
In this episode, Kate researched what actually happens when we take GLP-1 medications and what happens when we stop. We talked about the science behind weight regain, appetite changes, metabolism, and long-term health while also zooming out to look at the cultural, mental and societal impact these medications ar...
In this listener Q&A episode, we answer questions about yoga and strength, the push for higher protein intake, HRV tracking, supplements, 10K steps and the new US Dietary Guidelines. We break down (as always) what’s evidence-based, what’s being overhyped and where context actually matters.
This episode is for anyone feeling overwhelmed by health trends, wearables, supplement ads, or conflicting advice...
Why does being “informed” about health feel more stressful than ever right now? Probably because we’re bombarded with a barrage of conflicting information and you don’t need any qualifications to have a following online.
In this episode, we sit down with Mallory DeMille, a marketing professional and content creator who sits at the intersection of wellness, fitness, social media, and misinforma...
What if the test you’re trusting is actually making things worse? Or is actually not legit at all? Food intolerance testing has exploded in popularity but clarity & accuracy isn’t always what these tests deliver.
In this episode, let’s talk about the booming food intolerance testing market, the difference between allergies, intolerances and sensitivities, and what proper testing actually looks l...
What if menopause isn’t the problem but the misinformation around it is? So much of what we hear about menopause online is fear-based, oversimplified or just plain wrong and it leaves women feeling confused or helpless.
In this episode, we walk through common menopause myths and misunderstandings — what it is, what it isn’t, and why you can’t “out-test” your way through it. Kate di...
Recovery is one of the most talked-about parts of fitness, yet also one of the most misunderstood. We hear about ice baths, boots, red lights, cryotherapy and gadgets everywhere but very little about how recovery actually works for real people.
In this episode, we break down what recovery really means, how to set realistic expectations and why the “boring” basics often matter more than the expensive tools...
Is there really such a thing as a “superfood,” or are they just another status symbol when it comes to the wellness world?
In this newest episode of Season 4, let's explore where superfoods came from, why science doesn’t actually recognize the term, and how food marketing came in and filled the gap. This episode is for anyone who feels overwhelmed by nutrition trends, confused by wellness marketing,...
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