Most people think weight loss is simply “burn more calories than you eat.”
But your body works much deeper than that.
When your system is overloaded with environmental toxins, endocrine disruptors, and metabolic waste, your body naturally stores many of these compounds in fat cells to keep them away from vital organs. This acts as a protective mechanism.
When you exercise, your body begins to burn fat. As the fat breaks down, stored toxins are released back into your bloodstream. If your detox pathways (liver, lymphatic system, gut) are sluggish or overwhelmed, your body may stall fat burning or even rebuild fat cells to restore these toxins.
This is why exercise alone often feels slow, frustrating, or ineffective.
Your body isn’t being “stubborn” it’s being protective.
To lose weight effectively, you must support detoxification, balance your metabolism, and reduce the toxic load not just burn calories.