The other week I started to write a post and part way through I lost myself, and stopped. I felt like I was just writing aimlessly and that’s not my style so in good conscious couldn’t publish it. I will … Continue reading Finding the diet that works for you and sticking with it
The world of MC4r has been quiet lately, but there was something I wanted to talk about a few weeks ago so; off the back of my last post, I want to continue the discussion on whether it’s okay to … Continue reading Insecurities come in all shapes and sizes, let’s talk
I love dedicating this blog to obesity genes, but every now and then I enjoy a little bit of controversy. Earlier this week Kim Kardashian arrived at the Met Gala in the same dress that Marilyn Monroe wore to President … Continue reading Kim K Controversy: Your Body Your Business
First I’ll start with an apology for being MIA; I’ve had the worst spell of migraine attacks. Unfortunately when I have an attack they can last anywhere between a few days to two weeks and I’ve been down for about … Continue reading Rhythm Pharmaceuticals modify design of ongoing MC4r treatment following FDA feedback
Before I write most blog posts, I research like a crazy person. My blog is all about MC4r and sometimes other weight-related genetic disorders. It’s about awareness, it’s about breaking down the stigma around obesity, and essentially you can’t judge … Continue reading GNAS mutations can cause obesity in children due to their affect on MC4r
So far, 2022 is not my year. I’ve had to take some time for myself but often think of my blog. While, I’m composed I thought I’d sit and write. In my last post I mentioned I’d had COVID which … Continue reading Dealing with grief and emotional eating
So firstly, apologies for my absence. Just before Christmas I ended up catching COVID, I didn’t really tell anyone about it except the people I had to. I didn’t really want to make a big song and dance about it. … Continue reading Happy New Year: Find what works for you and stick with it
Every now and then I like to steer away from MC4r and talk about mental health. A persons weight can have a massive impact on their mental health, and it’s reflected in almost everything we see. Recently I found myself … Continue reading Mental Health: Learning from negative emotions
Recent life news, I’ve changed doctors practices and if you’re familiar with the process then you know you have a review with your new doctor. In preparation I’ve been looking more into MC4r deficiency so I can articulate myself well … Continue reading How oestrogen could impact the MC4r gene in women and possible weight loss treatments
I’ve been a busy little bee, but have come across something fairly interesting. I bring up my childhood frequently — usually in the form of stories and memories that hold significant value to me and my MC4r journey. I bring … Continue reading Why finding out if you have a genetic mutation linked to obesity is important
These days most of us consume news via social media, and that’s how I came across this news article. I mentioned in my social media detox post how I try and keep my pages quite body positive and therefore follow … Continue reading The Fat but Fit Paradox: Why you should focus on fitness not weight loss
Moving away from my recent posts which have focused more on personal grievances. However, as I scroll Instagram I came across this post and it left an impression on me. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Diets … Continue reading Thought of the day: It’s time to start holding myself accountable
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