Jenny had always been the fit one in our group. But after her second child, something shifted. She was eating clean, doing her steps, avoiding processed food — and the scale had not moved in 14 months.
Her doctor told her to try harder. Her trainer said she was not being consistent enough. But I watched her every day. She was doing everything right. Something else was wrong.
At 2 a.m. one night, she sent me a message: "I feel trapped in a stranger's body. I don't know who I am anymore."
That is when I started looking for a different answer. Not another diet. Not another workout plan. A biological explanation for why the body starts resisting fat loss — and what may actually address it at the cellular level.