Creatine: What You Should Know | Ep. 192

Most women are chasing weight loss—when what they actually want is fat loss.‍In this episode of The Macro Hour, we break down the critical difference between losing weight and losing body fat—and why misunderstanding the two keeps so many women stuck. We unpack what the scale actually measures (and what it doesn’t), why aggressive dieting leads to muscle loss instead of fat loss, and how that cycle slows your metabolism and leaves you feeling frustrated and exhausted.‍You’ll learn why building and preserving lean muscle is the key to changing how your body looks, functions, and feels—and how to track real progress beyond the scale using strength, body composition, energy, and recovery.If the number on the scale has been running your decisions, this episode will change how you measure success.‍If you liked this video, hit the like and subscribe button so that more videos like this will come your way once we drop them!

In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott asks a simple but powerful question: If your diet worked, why did you stop it? Many people look back at past diets and claim they “worked,” but if that were true, why didn’t the results last? Nikkiey uncovers the illusion of success in short-term weight loss and why so many diets fail to provide lasting results. She dives into the importance of sustainability, consistency, and a realistic approach to nutrition—because real success isn’t about how fast you can lose weight, but how well you can maintain it. If you’re tired of the yo-yo dieting cycle and ready to break free from quick fixes, this episode will help you shift your mindset, redefine success, and finally build a nutrition plan that works for the long run.

You were lied to: eating less doesn’t guarantee fat loss—especially for women over 40. Undereating slows your metabolism, wrecks hormones, and stalls progress. In this episode, Nikkiey Stott break's down why eating more strategically is the only way forward—from rebuilding a broken metabolism to tracking smart macros and cycling between build and cut phases. It’s time to stop the starvation cycle and start thriving in the body you deserve.

Wondering when's the prime moment to indulge in that cheat meal without feeling guilty?One day of treating yourself won't send your progress off the rails, ladies!It's all about balance and moderation. Let's dive into the science behind cheat meals and find that sweet spot where you can enjoy without regrets! Remember, it's all about enjoying life's little indulgences while staying on track with your goals. Ready to dive deeper with our host, Nikkiey Stott? Press play!

In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott breaks down why protein is the most overlooked—and most important—macronutrient for women. If you’ve been eating low-calorie and staying consistent but still not seeing results, protein may be the missing piece. Nikkiey explains why protein is a women’s health issue—not a bodybuilding trend—and how it impacts hormones, metabolism, cravings, energy, sleep, body composition, and aging. She breaks down why under-eating protein leads to stalled fat loss, muscle loss, and constant hunger, while debunking common protein myths. You’ll also learn how much protein women actually need, why it becomes non-negotiable after 35, and simple ways to increase your intake without overwhelm.

In this episode of The Macro Hour, we’re excited to welcome back Dr. Stephen Cabral, a naturopathic doctor and functional medicine expert, for an in-depth discussion on the importance of personalized health protocols and the impact of hormones on mood, metabolism, and overall well-being. Building on our previous conversation, Dr. Cabral helps interpret my re-test results from the Equi.Life Stress, Mood, and Metabolism test, highlighting the importance of understanding hormonal shifts and why re-testing is crucial for tracking health progress.We dive into the science behind personalized wellness, discussing how individual factors like lifestyle, stress, and genetics influence hormones and why one-size-fits-all solutions often fall short. Dr. Cabral also explains the connection between metabolism and mental health, and shares practical strategies for optimizing hormones, improving mood, and enhancing metabolic function. Whether you’re looking to gain insights on hormonal health, learn the importance of re-testing, or simply get practical tips for wellness, this episode is packed with valuable information to help you take charge of your health journey.