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In this video I react to Jeremy Ethier’s 30-day “Chicken, Potatoes, Broccoli, and Carrots” diet experiment where participants ate only four foods with no calorie tracking and reportedly lost up to 14 lbs of fat in just 30 days. This extreme fat loss reset diet claims to maximize fullness, eliminate cravings, and produce rapid body fat reduction without counting calories. But is this sustainable? And what’s actually happening physiologically? As a coach who works with thousands of fat loss clients, I break down: 30-day fat loss diets Chicken and potatoes diet explained No calorie tracking fat loss DEXA scan results and what they really mean Rapid fat loss vs sustainable weight loss Satiety foods and calorie deficit Muscle loss during aggressive dieting Why extreme diets often backfire Fat loss psychology and food reward systems Can you really lose 14 lbs of fat in 30 days? Is eating the same 4 foods a smart “reset”? Does this kind of extreme diet work long term? If you’re trying to lose body fat, break cravings, or understand whether extreme 30-day challenges are worth it, this breakdown gives you the real-world context most transformation videos leave out. Subscribe for practical, sustainable fat loss advice without falling for fitness hype. Follow us for more nutrition, fitness, and gym tips!