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MENOPAUSE & HEALTHY FATS
HORMONES & HEALTHY FATS Don't fear the fat. Choose the right fats. 🥑Avocados: Support heart health and nutrient absorption. 🥜Walnuts, Chia & Flax: Deliver plant-based omega-3s for heart and brain health. 🫗Extra-Virgin Olive Oil: Supports healthy inflammation and metabolic wellness. Your hormones need nourishment, not deprivation.
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Eat For Your HORMONES.
ESTROGEN: Broccoli, cauliflower, broccoli sprouts, raw carrots. pomegranate, flaxseeds, sesame seeds, black sesame fenugreek seeds PROGESTERONE: Oranges, bell Dempamta (indian gooseberry), ghee spinach, pumpkin seeds chickpeas, turmeric TESTOSTERONE: Avocado, nuts olive oil, eggs, ginger,garlic, onion, fox nuts, spearmint tea CORTISOL: Blueberries, banana, dark chocolate, chia seeds, tulsi tea, almonds, goji berries, sea salt, coconut water
Sleep in Menopause
BETTER SLEEP. BALANCED HORMONES . A LEANER CALMER YOU. ⚘️MAGNESIUM GLYCINATE Helps relax your nervous system and supports deeper, more restful sleep. ⚘️HAVE A REGULAR TURN DOWN TIME Go to bed and wake up around the same time each day to regulate your body clock. ⚘️COME OFF YOUR CELL PHONES Stop scrolling at least 1 hour before bed. The blue light can raise cortisol and make it harder to fall and stay asleep. ⚘️DARKEN THE ROOM Keep your space cool, quiet and dark to support melatonin and deeper sleep. QUALITY SLEEP SUPPORTS LOWER CORTISOL, BALANCED HORMONES LESS BELLY FAT AND MORE ENERGY IN MENOPAUSE.
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Sleep in Menopause
Let's Talk - Hardest Thing??
THE HARDEST THING I HAD TO ACCEPT ABOUT MENOPAUSE… Was realizing that everything I had done for years to maintain my body was no longer giving me the same results. As a fitness trainer for over 30 years, that was a hard pill to swallow! I was still exercising, eating healthy, and staying consistent, yet my body was changing. I had to stop fighting my body and start listening to it. I PIVOTED. ✔️ Increased my protein intake. ✔️ Reduced certain starches. ✔️ Adjusted my training and recovery. ✔️ Learned to work WITH my hormones, not against them. Menopause didn't mean I lacked discipline. It meant my body needed a different approach. And sometimes growth requires us to release what USED to work and embrace what works NOW. Ladies, what has been the hardest thing for YOU to accept about menopause? Let's talk! ❤️
What Are You Learning In This Season?
One thing menopause has taught me: If it no longer serves you, PIVOT and LET IT GO. The habits. The expectations. The unnecessary stress. Even the old version of YOU. This season isn't about holding on to who you were. It's about embracing who you're becoming. Release. Realign. Reinvent. Menopause isn't the end of your story. It's permission to write a new chapter. ❤️
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