Weight loss advice is so common (and contentious) now. There are competing opinions everywhere.

I say, forget about "who's right" and let's focus on "what's right." Because what gets results is what I'm focusing on in this post.

I respect you too much to make empty promises and try to sell you on something that doesn’t work.

There are too many weight loss myths out there. I’m going to tackle the top ones I come across in my practice.

You totally want to ditch your scale, don't you?

You may have this weird kind of relationship with your “weight”. 

I mean, it doesn't define you (obviously).

What you weigh can matter but only to a certain extent.

Let's look at your waist circumference (well...you look at yours and I'll look at mine).

You may feel tired, cold or that you've gained weight.  Maybe your digestion seems a bit more “sluggish”.

You may be convinced that your metabolism is slow.

Why does this happen?  Why do metabolic rates slow down?