Everyone’s talking about Ozempic right now. Wegovy. Mounjaro. The GLP-1 injections.
The promise is a weekly shot that flips a metabolic switch your body forgot it had.
And here’s the part most people miss: the science is real. GLP-1 isn’t something foreign. It’s a hormone your body already makes on its own.
So the real question was never whether GLP-1 works.
It’s this: why did most of us stop making enough of it? And is there a way to turn it back on, without the needle?
That question is what sent me to my friend Eric Edmeades. And it’s tied to one of the quietest, best decisions I’ve ever made.
It started in 2016, when I was chubby and skeptical
Back then, I joined an early group testing a pre-release version of WildFit, the program Eric created.
I was chubby. 22% body fat. You honestly wouldn’t recognize me from a photo taken ten years ago.
I wasn’t in crisis. I just wasn’t where I wanted to be. And I’d tried enough diets to know that “try harder” was never the answer. Trying harder had never once worked for me.
In 90 days, that changed. I went from 22% to 14% body fat.
But the number isn’t the part that stayed with me.
I’m 50 today. I’m still at 14%. And I’ve genuinely never felt better.
Ten years on, the results simply held.
That’s the part that floors me is not the transformation: the permanence.
Every diet I’d ever done handed the weight back within a year. This one never gave it back.
Here’s why it held, and it goes right back to that question
Eric’s method doesn’t attack your willpower. It works on something underneath it, a process he calls Behavioral Change Dynamics.
You rewire the beliefs and triggers around food, and your body quietly shifts from storing fat to burning it. From running on sugar to running on fat.
That shift is the switch everyone is now trying to buy in a syringe.
Because when your body runs the way it was designed to, it produces the very hormone the injections are synthetic copies of. GLP-1.
As Eric puts it, it’s the difference between the sun and a tanning bed. One is the real thing your body was built around. The other is a manufactured version you have to keep paying for, for the rest of your life.
The injection rents you the feeling. Eric’s method gives you back the mechanism.
And the mechanism is exactly what you told us you’re missing
A few weeks ago, we surveyed our community. Nearly 300 of you answered, and I read them.
The pattern was almost unanimous.
What you want is clear: lose weight, get fit, more energy, age well.
But what’s missing isn’t motivation, and it isn’t information. You already know what to do. You’ve tried, more than once.
Only 1 in 10 of you feel close to your goal.
You’re not short on willpower.
You’re short on the mechanism, the thing that keeps working after the motivation runs out.
That is the exact thing Eric built WildFit to give you.
More than half a million people have now been through it, and the pattern repeats every time: it holds.
Come see how this works, live
On Tuesday, October 6th, Eric is teaching a free live class called Turn On Your Metabolic Switch. I’ll be right there with him.
He’ll show you how the switch actually works, why yours may have gotten stuck, and he’ll teach you one thing you can apply immediately, starting at your very next meal.
I’d genuinely love for you to be there.
📅 Tuesday, October 6: 8am Los Angeles / 4pm London / 11am New York / 7pm Dubai / 8:30pm New Delhi
See you live,
P.S. I’d love to hear from you: leave a comment and tell me where you are with all this, curious about GLP-1, already on it, or looking for another way in. I read every one. And one honest nudge, since it’s true: Eric teaches this live only once a year, and there’s no replay promised. Ten years ago I was chubby and skeptical. If that version of me could see this, he’d have already clicked. → Reserve your seat
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First of all, thank you for addressing this topic. Love Eric Edmeades and his expertise. One thing that I would love to see him incorporate into this talk is how the metabolic shift affects menopausal women. This is a whole different topic of conversation and I understand there are a lot of nuances attached to it. I am a very fit woman in my early 50’s and I am starting to see physiological shifts in my body that are not desirable 🙁 I am active, eat very consciously, train 4x/wk with a personal trainer etc etc. It sucks that a natural shift in my estrogen levels outweigh all of the above. I am reading a lot about “microdosing” on GLP-1 hormones (like the marathoners do), but am nervous to do anything of that nature. Would love some thoughts on this … thank you in advance!
You are simply awesome 🤩