Dr. Rebecca Mahseredjian, MD

Dr. Rebecca Mahseredjian, MD I’m Dr. Rebecca Mahseredjian, a family physician in Laval, Qc. And welcome to my page!

04/10/2026

Something is coming… 👀💪

We’ve been working behind the scenes with on something we’re really excited about.

Not just a workout.
Not just a talk.

Something that brings together:
👉 strength training
👉 metabolism & nutrition
👉 real evidence-based guidance

And yes… we’ll be right there with you by your side 😅

More details soon.
Spots will be limited 👀

04/09/2026

Cardio? HIIT? Strength training?

It can be MEGA confusing to know what to do and where to when you finally tell yourself that you’re ready to start working out.

We’ve tried many different classes, had many personal trainers, subscribe to many gyms in the past, but this is what we learned (and what research says!)

The magic combination is lifting weights + adding in some HIIT combos as your foundation.

The reality is, we’re constantly losing muscle, with time, if we’re not intentionally building it.

Loss of muscle mass directly impacts your metabolism, fat loss, and overall health.

HIIT can complement your routine, help you lose body fat %, improve your cardiovascular health and VO2 max, but real, sustainable results come from combining both 🤝🏼 with strength training as the base.

🎙️PS. Check out our latest podcast to understand what research actually says about HIIT, strength training, and what will help you get actual results!





04/06/2026

You might not be able to “catch” diabetes, but let me tell you, sometimes it feels like it’s as common as the common cold!

🔹30% of Canadians live with diabetes or prediabetes

🔹Diabetes can ⬇️ lifespan by 5-15 years

🔹Diabetes contributes to
40% of heart attacks 🫀
30% or strokes🧠
50% of kidney failure📉
70% of all non-traumatic leg/foot amputation 🦵🏼
& leading cause of blindness 👀

You can act as of today!
Early signs are metabolic risk factors/abdominal fat ➡️ insulin resistance ➡️ pre-diabetes ➡️ diabetes

Going back to basics, in this case, is a life saver: nutrition, movement, sleep, stress management
(Which happen to be the main 4 Pillars we talk about at )

Make sure to listen to the full video (or save it for later), it’s worth it ! 🎥





04/03/2026

Can you guess your longevity muscle 🍑🍑🍑🍑?

Your gluteal muscles aren’t just for aesthetics, they’re one of the most important muscle groups for healthy aging and longevity.

Why? ⬇️

🚶‍♀️ MOBILITY INDEPENDENCE

Strong glutes power every step you take, help you climb stairs, and let you stand up from a chair without assistance. As we age, maintaining this independence is CRUCIAL for quality of life.

⚖️ FALL PREVENTION

Your glutes stabilize your pelvis and hips, keeping you balanced and steady. Falls are a leading cause of injury in older adults & strong glutes are your best defense.

🦴 BONE JOINT HEALTH

Weight-bearing glute exercises help maintain bone density and protect your knees, hips, and lower back from degenerative changes.

⚡ METABOLIC HEALTH

As one of the largest muscle groups in your body, your glutes are metabolic powerhouses. More muscle mass means better glucose regulation, improved insulin sensitivity, and healthier aging.

🎯 THE BOTTOM LINE

Don’t skip leg day! Squats, lunges, hip thrusts, and deadlifts aren’t just gym exercises, they’re investments in your future mobility and independence.

PS. For those who are going to come at me, yes, a healthy heart is also very important to age well.

📲 Send this to your favorite trainer






03/30/2026

Ok so let’s have a heart to heart.
(Stop scrolling and listen til the end, cmon)

We’ve been where you are.

We’ve bought different supplements or powders or cleanses promising quick weight loss.

We’re enrolled in programs that give us a generic plan to follow to lose weight.

But, to be honest, nothing has worked BETTER THAN understanding our body.

What we mean by that?
Understanding our metabolism, how our hormones are working, the amount of muscle mass, visceral fat we have, our sleep quality and quantity.

These are things we’ve learned to evaluate for ourselves over the years, to come to the realization that there are no cookie-cutter programs that work better than a personalized program.

Albert Einstein has a famous quote that says:
“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results”

Bottom line, stop buying things left and right, and do what needs to be done to get the results that you want and need.

Let this be your last “weight loss program” ever

Questions? We’re always here!

PS. If you’re looking to book your first appointment, head on over to the link in the bio ⬆️





03/27/2026

You might be the problem…

Let’s rephrase that.

You’re not failing your weight loss plan… the plan is failing you. What used to work 10-20 years ago, will not work now. You need to adapt and embrace the changes of your body, in order to see lasting results.

Most people set unrealistic expectations → go all in → burn out → quit → start over.

And that cycle? It’s exactly what’s keeping you stuck.

Sustainable results don’t come from extremes.
It’s not all or nothing.
They come from consistency you can actually maintain.
If you want to know what might be keeping you stuck at your weight, listen to our latest podcast episode 🎙️





03/25/2026

If you’ve been feeling bloated lately… this is what I actually want you to do 👇

First, let’s clear something up.

“Leaky gut” (aka intestinal permeability) doesn’t mean your gut is literally “leaking everywhere.”

It means the lining (barrier) of your intestines becomes more permeable than it should be.
👉 So things that normally stay inside your gut (like bacteria, toxins, undigested food particles) can pass through more easily… triggering inflammation, bloating, and discomfort.

Now here’s the part most people get wrong ❌
They start cutting EVERYTHING out.

But what your gut actually needs… is support.

🛒 If you’re feeling bloated, here’s what I’d ADD to your grocery list:

🥦 Fiber-rich foods (feed your good gut bacteria)
• Veggies (broccoli, zucchini, leafy greens)
• Fruits (berries, apples)
• Legumes (if tolerated)

🥛 Fermented foods (introduce beneficial bacteria)
• Greek yogurt
• Kefir
• Sauerkraut / kimchi

🥑 Healthy fats (help reduce inflammation)
• Olive oil
• Avocado
• Nuts & seeds

🍗 Protein (supports gut lining repair)
• Eggs
• Chicken, fish
• Tofu / plant proteins

💡 The goal isn’t perfection, it’s consistency.
Your gut responds to what you do most of the time, not what you do occasionally.

⚠️ And remember: bloating is common, but not always “normal.” If it’s persistent, worsening, or associated with other symptoms, it’s worth discussing with your doctor.

Save this for your next grocery run 🛒✨





03/23/2026

3 (plus a bonus!) foods I ALWAYS have at home (& even on vacation!) to make sure my diet stays high in protein no matter what !

Why is it important to have protein in our fridge/pantry?

Protein (& fiber, but we’ll get to that in a future post!) reduces our cravings, keeps our sugar levels more stable and helps us feel fuller longer!

⬇️ What is your favorite protein go-to? 🍳🥣🥩🍗





03/20/2026

You can do everything right, train hard, eat clean, hit your protein…

But if your sleep is off?�Your results will be too.

Sleep isn’t optional, it’s foundational. ⚖️
�Quality AND quantity matter.

No sleep = no real progress, especially for fat loss.

Protect your sleep, that’s where the results actually happen 💪🏼💤

Questions about sleep? Shoot them below ⬇️





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