Low energy in women is common, but that doesn’t mean it’s normal.

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Women’s physiology is too complex for a quick fix or a single supplement.

Episode Summary:

Are you feeling drained and wondering how to get the energy levels women want over 35? You’re not alone. Fatigue is a widespread issue that many women face, but it’s not just a consequence of aging or hormonal shifts. It’s a complex interplay of nutrition, exercise, and emotional health that can be managed. In this episode of The Holly Perkins Health Podcast, I delve deep into the multifaceted reasons behind fatigue and share six foundational practices designed specifically to help women regain their energy levels.  

Show Notes:

From the importance of hydration to the power of nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables, I guide you through essential strategies that can transform your wellness journey. Quality sleep is paramount, and I’ll provide you with tips to ensure you’re getting the restful nights you deserve. We’ll also discuss how moderating alcohol, sugar, and caffeine intake can significantly impact the energy levels women want, allowing you to feel more vibrant and alive.  

But that’s not all! I emphasize the critical role of nutrition for women, particularly the balance of macronutrients like carbohydrates and proteins. Stabilizing blood sugar levels is crucial for maintaining energy throughout the day, and I’ll share how to eat for muscle and optimize your meals for peak performance. Exercise is another key component; I advocate for consistent strength training and moderate-intensity cardio, while also cautioning against high-effort workouts that can lead to burnout and fatigue.  

As midlife women, we have unique challenges, but we also have the power to reclaim our vitality. I encourage you to experiment with these practices and be patient with yourself as you work towards the energy levels women want. Remember, it’s about finding what works best for you and your body. Join me as we explore these vital topics, including weight loss, wellness strategies, and fitness motivation tailored for women over 35.  

Let’s embark on this journey together towards a more energized, fulfilling life. Tune in and discover how taking small, actionable steps can lead to profound changes in your health and well-being. You deserve to feel your best, and I’m here to help you every step of the way!  

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Topics Covered:

• Why women feel constantly fatigued
• 6 foundational habits for better energy
• How to eat for sustained energy
• How exercise impacts energy (and how to do it right)
• The bigger picture: energy is cumulative
  
  
  

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• Check out “How to Eat for Muscle and Strength for Women” next! 
• Transcripts can be found on the official blog page for this episode here hollyperkins.com/blog 
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