How To Lose Weight Well
How To Lose Weight Well is a TV show on Australian national television from SBS ONE with an average rating of 3.8 stars by TVCatchUpAustralia.com's visitors. We have 8 episodes of How To Lose Weight Well in our archive. The first episode of How To Lose Weight Well was broadcast in September, 2021. Did you miss an episode of How To Lose Weight Well but don't you wan't that to happen in the future? Please set an alarm and add How To Lose Weight Well to your favourites, so we can remind you by email when there's a new episode available to watch. Completely free: handy!
Rating:3.8 of 5Total number of episodes:8
Last broadcast:12/09/2021 at 17:20
Last broadcast:12/09/2021 at 17:20


Season 4 Episode 4
Expired 4.0 9 x
Xand investigates if ‘Hangry’, the conglomeration of ‘hungry’ and ‘angry’ really exists. The results are astonishing as Xand’s blood pressure fails to recover when hungry and his stress hormone levels also increase when not eating.

Season 4 Episode 5
Expired 3.0 16 x
Xand also finds out if the air we breathe or a good night’s sleep are more likely to make us lose weight than expensive pills and potions. He also tries out the latest high-tech diet gadgets. The device that claims it can tell the rate at which we burn fat, a nutritional tracking and coaching tool and a headset that allege...June 2021
46:00


Season 1 Episode 1
Expired 4.5 11 x
Xand road tests some of the dieting products. He tries out an over-the-counter diet pill, and sheds light on ‘virtual gastric band surgery’, a form of weight loss hypnosis that aims to convince patients they’ve had a gastric band fitted.

Season 1 Episode 2
Expired 4.0 18 x
Xand sheds light on some of the latest dieting trends and diet obsessions. He tries out DIY enemas that supposedly stem food cravings and hears more about a new term called ‘Orthorexia’, which some people claim is new condition when healthy eating is taken too far.

Season 1 Episode 3
Expired 3.0 13 x
Xand meets Irene Madsen, who’s trying out the ‘KEN’ diet. This involves a protein solution being fed straight into the stomach via a feeding tube and no solids for ten days. He also finds out more about the dangers of illegal diet pills being bought and sold on the internet.January 2021
46:54


Season 4 Episode 3
Expired 3.0 20 x
Xand finds out if a gastric balloon pill could replace invasive bariatric surgery and tries out cryolipolysis, a fat freezing technique that should reduce his tummy fat and flabby flanks.

Season 4 Episode 1
Expired 4.0 10 x
Xand finds out if counting our bites can lead to weight loss and tries out the Armonk Diet, a regime that sees him swallow two cans of sweetcorn without biting before his main lunch. Meanwhile, Helen investigates the strong link between vision and appetite with an experiment that shows how the colour of wine influences our...

Season 4 Episode 2
Expired 4.0 19 x
Xand finds out if the latest liposuction techniques could transform our pot bellies into six packs and investigates if unconscious persuasion could be the future of dieting.SBS World NewsCatch Up on SBS World News and watch online. Missed an episode of SBS World News? Find and watch all the latest episodes.
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