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Mind Pump · January 11, 2025 · 88m
Don't Make These Nutrition Mistakes in 2025
The hosts break down the most common nutrition mistakes they see in clients — undereating protein, fearing carbs OR fearing fat, ignoring fiber, over-relying on supplements, and following influencers instead of evidence.
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Most people dramatically undereat protein — doubling intake is the single most impactful dietary change
Di Stefano: the average American eats 60-70g protein/day, well below the 120-160g needed for body composition and satiety goals. Simply doubling protein intake — without any other change — reduces hunger, preserves muscle, and improves body composition.•
Don't fear any macronutrient — the best diet is the one that provides adequate protein with foods you'll actually eat
Di Stefano: the nutrition wars (low-fat vs. low-carb vs. keto vs. vegan) are counterproductive. For body composition, protein adequacy and caloric appropriateness matter most. Beyond that, the best diet is whichever whole-food approach you'll follow consistently.Was this useful?