Extend Podcast with Darshan Shah, MD
Extend Podcast with Darshan Shah, MD · Sep 22, 2026 · 1:23:25
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What if the biggest mistake you're making with your health isn't what you're eating - but the way you're thinking about nutrition in the first place?
In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Joey Munoz, a PhD in Nutrition Science and an evidence-based nutrition and fitness educator. We have a fascinating conversation about why so many traditional approaches to dieting fail, what actually makes a healthy diet sustainablem, and how we can thing about nutrition in a way that supports long-term health rather than short-term results.
Dr. Joey also shares his own experience with body image and dieting, and how that journey ultimately led him to pursue advanced degrees in nutrition science and take a more evidence-based approach to health and fitness.
We get into some of the biggest questions I hear all the time: How much protein do we really need? Does meal timing matter? What role do fiber and whole foods play? Should we be worried about carbohydrates, dietary fat, or ultra-processed foods? And what actually helps us build muscle, manage hunger, and improve metabolic health?
In this episode, we learn:
There's a lot of nutrition advice out there, but understanding the science can help you separate what actually matters from what's simply trending.
Listen in to learn how to stop chasing the perfect diet and start building a healthier, more sustainable approach to nutrition that can serve you for the long term.
Learn more about Dr. Shah:
Website: drshah.com
Clinic: next-health.com
Instagram: @darshanshahmd and @extend_podcast
Learn more about Dr. Joey Munoz:
Website: strongstandard.com
Instagram: @dr.joeymunoz
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