#29 Ditch the Midlife Blues - Conquer Menopause Symptoms and Drop Pounds

Let’s learn how to stop the crazy menopausal symptoms so you can feel good in midlife.

 

Today on the Honeycast I want to bring you good news. 

 

You can take a few very important steps and dial in the best ways to support your body. But first I want to acknowledge that the suffering is REAL. Hormonal changes and their accompanying symptoms are a part of life and are natural but it doesn’t mean you need to suffer or “get over it.” 

 

Even though your hormones are declining you can fix the symptoms that often come with those shifts. You can get the right nutrition and fuel, and you can exercise in a way that turns on fat-burning without tanking your adrenals.

 

Not everything I’m sharing with you here today is coming directly from Trim Healthy Mama or Pearl & Serene. Hours of personal research and research for clients as well as special certifications (menopause fitness specialist & personal trainer) and personal experience allow me to give you a broader way to approach health and wellness in menopause. None of what I tell you works against Trim Healthy and the THM plan is the best plan for you to follow to meet your weight loss goals. But there are other parts and lifestyle factors to pair with nutrition.

 

Pain points in menopause like stubborn weight loss, inability to sleep well, confusion about how to eat, being overwhelmed with crazy symptoms, and whether to use hormone replacement therapy keep you stuck. Let’s clear up some of that confusion.

 

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