Beware the viral diet

谨防病毒式饮食

Round Table China

2025-11-25

17 分钟
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The internet is filled with promises that weight loss can be hacked through timing tricks and radical diets. But behind the glossy success stories, doctors are seeing a dangerous reality: emergency visits and broken metabolisms from plans lifted from social media, not science. It's time to separate the fast fixes from the facts, and explore why a responsible, long-term approach to health looks nothing like what the algorithm rewards. On the show: Niu Honglin, Steve & Yushan
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  • Discussion keeps the world turning.

  • You're listening to Roundtable, I'm Neil Holing, joined by Steve and Yushan.

  • For years, the internet has promised that weight loss can be hacked.

  • Through timing tricks, liquid cleanses, or carb-free weeks, that seemed to define biology itself.

  • But behind the glossy videos and before and after photos,

  • doctors are seeing a very different picture.

  • Emergency room visits, collapsing metabolisms,

  • and diets lifted from social media rather than done science.

  • Today, we look at why these fast fixes are failing,

  • what new research actually tells us about hunger and health,

  • and how a responsible long-term approach differs from what the algorithm rewards.

  • If your feet looks anything like mine,

  • you have probably been told that all you need for abs is skip breakfast,

  • skip carbs, skip chewing, and maybe skip joy after all altogether.

  • But...

  • What if the miracle method you saved last night is less of a wellness trick and more of a wellness trap?

  • Today we break down the diets that go viral and the realities that don't.

  • Let's determine, are you on the right track to be fit and healthy,

  • or are you treating your body like short-term experiments?

  • And Guti has charged, do some crazy diets.