
Episode #44
Processed Foods
Processed vs. Ultra-Processed Foods: What's the Difference and Why It Matters DESCRIPTION Frozen vegetables, canned beans, and cheese are all processed foods, and they can all fit in a healthy diet. Rick and Greg...


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Hosted by Support My Weight Loss · health · EN-US
Healthier Ever After is a weekly podcast dedicated to helping you build a healthier, more sustainable life—without extremes, gimmicks, or shame. Each episode is drawn from our live weekly conversations, where we break down real-world weight loss challenges, healthy lifestyle habits, and long-term wellness strategies that actually work in everyday life. From medically guided weight loss and GLP-1 medications to nutrition, movement, mindset, and behavior change, we focus on progress you can maintain—for life. Hosted by experienced healthcare professionals, Healthier Ever After blends medical insight with practical guidance, honest conversations, and encouragement for wherever you are on your journey. Whether you’re just getting started, navigating plateaus, or looking for sustainable ways to feel better, move better, and live better, this podcast meets you where you are. Because the goal isn’t just weight loss—it’s living healthier ev
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Signup to Generate a PitchHealthier Ever After is a weekly podcast dedicated to helping you build a healthier, more sustainable life, without extremes, gimmicks, or shame. Each episode is drawn from our live weekly conversations, where we break down real-world weight loss challenges, healthy lifestyle habits, and long-term wellness strategies that actually work in everyday life.
Healthier Ever After is hosted by Support My Weight Loss. The show has published 44 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Processed Foods" (28 October 2026, 21 minutes), "Glycemic Index" (21 October 2026, 14 minutes), and "Pediatric Obesity" (14 October 2026, 31 minutes).
Healthier Ever After publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 44 episodes.
Booking probability for Healthier Ever After is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Healthier Ever After requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Healthier Ever After's contact route on record: public web form.
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Support My Weight Loss hosts Healthier Ever After, a health podcast with 44 episodes published.
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Episode #44
Processed vs. Ultra-Processed Foods: What's the Difference and Why It Matters DESCRIPTION Frozen vegetables, canned beans, and cheese are all processed foods, and they can all fit in a healthy diet. Rick and Greg...

Episode #43
Glycemic Index vs. Glycemic Load: What It Actually Means for Your Plate DESCRIPTION "Glycemic index" comes up in nearly every conversation about carbs and dieting, but most of us were never told what it means at the...

Episode #42
GLP-1s for Kids and Teens? What the Pediatric Obesity Guidelines Say DESCRIPTION In 2023 the American Academy of Pediatrics changed course on childhood obesity, moving from "wait and watch" to early treatment without...

Episode #41
Oral GLP-1 Pills vs. Injections: Which One Is Right for You? DESCRIPTION For people who don't want to inject themselves, a daily GLP-1 pill sounds like the perfect answer. Rick and Greg look at oral Wegovy side by side...

Episode #40
A patient switches her weekly GLP-1 injection from her abdomen to her arm in the middle of a frustrating plateau, and within days the scale starts moving again. She is convinced the site made the difference. Rick and...

Episode #39
Self-criticism feels like it should motivate change, but the research says the opposite. In this episode, Rick and Greg cover a 2024 analysis linking self-criticism to disordered eating, and self-compassion to lower...

Episode #38
Water is easy to overlook in a weight loss conversation, but it's involved in nearly every chemical reaction your body runs, including the ones that break down fat. In this episode, Rick and Greg explain the actual...

Episode #37
Peptides are all over the internet right now, and the headline is everywhere: the government voted, so they must be legal. In this episode, Rick Sorensen and Greg Camp separate what actually happened from what is being...

Episode #36
Most of the frightening GLP-1 stories come down to one thing: the dose. In this episode, Rick Sorensen and Greg Camp explain why semaglutide and tirzepatide drive thousands of poison control calls and ER visits every...

Episode #35
Rick opens this one with an image he couldn't shake after a trip to Denmark: you could take a two-ton block of marble and hammer 25% of the weight off it, and you'd still have a block. It looks like nothing. That, he...

Episode #34
Cortisol has become the internet's favorite villain — but ask most people what it actually does and the answer is a shrug. Rick and Greg spend this episode fixing that, starting with the uncomfortable truth that you'd...

Episode #33
Creatine is having a moment — it's in gummies, powders, capsules, and about half the ads in your feed. So Rick and Greg sat down to sort out what's real. In this episode they explain what creatine actually does at the...

Episode #32
Rick Sorensen and Greg Camp tackle a term that gets thrown around constantly but rarely explained: insulin sensitivity. In this conversational deep-dive, they break the science down to "eighth-grade biology" and build...

Episode #31
Rick Sorensen and Greg Camp continue their myth-busting series, tackling four more weight-loss beliefs that surface in clinic all the time — and giving you both the science and the real-world perspective on each. They...

Episode #29
Pregnancy triggers one of the most dramatic hormonal and metabolic shifts a body can experience — and it throws every "normal" weight loss rule out the window. Rick and Greg welcome back nurse and mother of three...

Episode #28
Rick and Greg close out their hormones series with one of the most personal episodes yet — a conversation with a guest who's family: Rick's daughter Lindsay, a nurse and soon-to-be nurse practitioner at BYU, who opens...

Episode #27
Rick, Greg, and nurse practitioner Caitlin wrap up their women's hormonal health series with a practical episode focused on what to actually do. They start with the lifestyle foundation — resistance training, protein...

Episode #26
Hormones don't just affect reproduction — they shape nearly every system in your body across your entire lifetime. In this episode, Rick and Greg continue their conversation with women's hormone specialist Caitlin...

Episode #25
What if the study that scared an entire generation of women away from hormone replacement therapy was fundamentally flawed — and the fallout lasted twenty years? Rick and Greg sit down with Caitlin Robinson, NP, to...

Episode #24
Most guys know something's off — they just can't name it. In this episode, Rick and Greg break down what to actually do about low testosterone: the lifestyle foundation that has to come first, the supplements worth...
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