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Tired, Wired, and Weight Loss Resistant

Are you doing "everything right" but still gaining weight around your middle? 😫⚖️ If you’re eating clean and crushing intense workouts but feeling more exhausted and "puffy" than ever, you aren't failing, you're likely stressed. In this video, we dive into the science of the HPA axis and why high cortisol is the secret "weight loss saboteur." Learn why your body thinks it’s in a survival situation and how to send it "signals of safety" to finally unlock stubborn belly fat. What we’re breaking down today: ● The Cortisol Trap: Why high stress tells your body to store visceral fat (even if you're in a calorie deficit). ● The "Tired but Wired" Cycle: Why you can't sleep at night even though you're exhausted all day. ● The Coffee Mistake: Why drinking caffeine on an empty stomach is sabotaging your morning hormones. ● Cardio vs. Calm: Why switching from HIIT to walking might be the best thing for your metabolism. ● The 4-Step Reset: Simple habits to lower your cortisol and fix your circadian rhythm. Stop punishing your body and start listening to it. Your metabolism isn't broken, it's just overwhelmed. Download our "Cortisol Recovery Protocol" and the "Safe Signals Meal Plan" at: 👉 MIXLOO.COM If you’re ready to stop the burnout and start seeing real results, don't forget to like and subscribe for more science-backed wellness guides! DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. While the data is based on peer-reviewed research on the HPA axis and endocrinology, persistent weight gain and extreme fatigue can be symptoms of serious medical conditions like Cushing's syndrome or thyroid disorders. Always consult with a licensed healthcare provider before making significant changes to your diet, exercise, or supplement routine. #mixloo #WeightLossResistance #CortisolControl #MetabolicHealth #HormoneBalance #StressManagement