
Show Notes
Did you know that while most of your fat cells are created in childhood, your body can still create new ones later in life?
On today's show, we break down the difference between fat cell expansion and fat cell creation, and what triggers the body to increase its fat storage capacity.
We also explore why sustainable fat loss is not about extreme dieting, but about reducing inflammation, rebalancing hormones, supporting detox pathways, and restoring metabolic health at the root cause.
Join me on today's Cabral Concept 3666 to learn how to work with your body for long-term weight loss and wellness.
Enjoy the show.
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