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Not having protein for breakfast is like trying to run a marathon in flip-flopsâyou might get through the day, but itâs going to be wobbly, exhausting, and full of unnecessary struggles.
If youâre in perimenopause, what you eat in the morning can set the tone for your entire dayâimpacting your energy, cravings, metabolism, and even how your bo...
If youâre post-menopausal and still thinking about weight loss the way you did in your 30sâstop right there.
The goal now?
Muscle gain and muscle maintenance.
Because muscle is the organ of longevity (As Dr Lyon Says in her great book Forever Strong)âand the #1 way to support it?
Eating enough protein.
As estrogen levels decline, everything from metabolism to muscle mass to insulin sensitivity is affected. If youâve noticed your body feeling âso...
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I was lucky enough to do my Masterâs in energy intake and expenditureâbasically, studying how we eat and burn energy. And hereâs what I learned:
đ Counting calories is wildly inaccurate.
To gain or lose 5 kg in a year, all you need to do is overeat by one medium banana per day. Thatâs it. Or a teaspoon of peanut butter. Or half a sli...
Youâre Not Feeling Like YourselfâŠ
Moments of brain fog. Snapping at loved ones over something small. Watching yourself have a meltdown and thinking, "Who even is this person?"
Your emotions are running the show, and you donât know how to get off the train. One moment, youâre managing just fine, and the next, youâre overwhelmed, irritable, or inexplicably sad.
If youâre in your 30s, 40s, or early 50s, and these feelings seem to come out of nowhere, they might not be "just stress"âthey could be...
Letâs face itâour bodies after 40 feel like theyâve thrown out the old rulebook. The weight loss tricks that worked in your 30s suddenly donât. Youâre eating the same, exercising more, and yet the scale seems to have a mind of its own. Whatâs going on?
Hereâs the truth: hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause completely shift the way your body handles fat, muscle, and energy. But this isnât about blaming hormones; itâs about learning to w...
The Menopause Transition is a time when shit often hits the fan. Our bodies stop responding to what has always worked which leaves us frustrated and overwhelmed with all the things we âshould beâ doing. Â
By focusing solely on actionsâwhat we should and shouldn't do, youâll end up feeling like your body is working against you. As humans, we a...