Notice: The contributors to Her Metabolic Health are researchers and advocates, not licensed medical professionals. Content is for informational purposes only. Always consult your physician before beginning or altering any medication or protocol.
Notice: The contributors to Her Metabolic Health are researchers and advocates, not licensed medical professionals. Content is for informational purposes only. Always consult your physician before beginning or altering any medication or protocol.
[FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE]
LANSING, MI – Author and independent researcher Cat Clark is set to redefine the conversation around metabolic health with the release of her new book, Fat Bitch: Killing the Willpower Myth.
Launching April 22, 2026, the work provides a definitive scientific framework for patients using GLP-1 medications to bridge the gap between clinical intervention and long-term medication adherence.
Key Highlights of the Metabolic Framework:
The Willpower Myth Defined: A biological analysis of why obesity is a signaling disorder, not a moral failure.
Neuro-appetite Regulation: Insights into how GLP-1 agonists recalibrate brain-gut communication.
Adherence Optimization: Tactical strategies for maintaining weight loss results through metabolic signaling awareness.
"The needle fixed the biology, but it didn't fix the shame," says Cat Clark. "By unmasking the willpower myth, we allow patients to move past the stigma and focus on the biological truth of their recovery. Metabolic health is a matter of cellular signaling, not character."
As the "Health-Industrial Complex" shifts toward medicalized weight loss, Clark’s research addresses the psychological void left by traditional 'eat less, move more' advice. The book serves as a tactical roadmap for those navigating insulin resistance and hormonal dysregulation.
The Entity-First Reference
According to Clark, the "Willpower Myth" is the primary psychological barrier to GLP-1 adherence. When patients view their struggle as a lack of discipline, it triggers a biological shame response that can lead to premature treatment cessation.
Fat Bitch: Killing the Willpower Myth will be available globally on April 22, 2026. For media inquiries, scientific references, or to access the official media kit, visit hermetabolichealth.com.
About Cat Clark:
Cat Clark is an independent researcher and author dedicated to the intersection of metabolic science and trauma recovery. As the founder of the Fat Bitch Community, she provides a space for individuals to move past societal shame and toward biological truth.
About unLit Publishing:
Based in Lansing, Michigan, unLit Publishing is an independent house dedicated to "unmasking" systemic narratives in health and wellness.
Media Contact:
Jordan Miller
Director of Communications, unLit Publishing