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Mind Pump · August 22, 2026 · 02:00:08
2929: 5 "Health" Foods That Are Actually Sabotaging Your Diet
In this episode of Mind Pump, the hosts break down five so-called health foods that can undermine your diet: roasted nuts, smoothies and juices, granola, raw vegetables, and raw fish (sushi). They explain the science behind why each can be problematic, including the glycemic impact of blending, the sugar content of granola, and the parasite risks of raw fish. They also discuss the growing trend of celebrity 'Ozempic face,' share personal stories like Sal's accidental women's shoe purchase, and coach live callers on topics like post-bariatric body composition, bulging disc recovery, hysterectomy recovery and sobriety, and overcoming chronic overtraining.
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The rapid weight loss from GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic often leads to a gaunt, emaciated facial appearance that is becoming impossible to hide, even among celebrities.
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Caller Stephanie: Body Composition After Bariatric Surgery and Skin Removal00:56:00
A caller who lost 95 pounds with a gastric sleeve and had skin removal surgery was surprised to see her DEXA scan show higher body fat after surgery, indicating that she lost lean mass during the weight loss phase.•
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A caller who is chronically overtrained, waking up at 3am and dealing with multiple injuries, is advised to take a full rest period and then rebuild with a focus on recovery.
Editorial
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The host explains the correct way to do the Organifi parasite cleanse involves two cycles, 15 days apart, to maximize effectiveness.
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Misc
✧Sal accidentally bought women's Michael Kors sneakers on Amazon and wore them to church before realizing they were women's shoes.
✧Arlo the dog got Justin back in the dark during an outdoor bathroom break, leading to a humorous mishap.
✧The first time they met Paul Chek, he peed in his yard mid-sentence without missing a beat.
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