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You really shouldn’t settle for losing muscle and softer bones. A person can reverse all of that when she follows the right strategy

Episode Summary:

Are you struggling with weight loss as you navigate the complexities of midlife? You're not alone. In this enlightening episode of The Holly Perkins Health Podcast, I sit down with Michelle, a remarkable client who has undergone a transformative journey over the past year. At just over 50, Michelle faced daunting challenges related to hormonal balance, weight management, and muscle loss, particularly as she entered perimenopause. Despite her dedication to the gym, she found herself battling a decline in muscle mass and bone density, prompting her to seek my guidance in her late 50s. 

Show Notes:

“I never thought I could feel this good again,” Michelle shares, reflecting on her journey. Together, we explored how shifting her mindset about nutrition and exercise could lead to sustainable weight loss and improved health. We moved away from restrictive diets like intermittent fasting and low-carb eating, embracing a more balanced approach that includes carbohydrates and strength training. This shift not only reversed her osteopenia but also helped her gain lean muscle, significantly enhancing her energy levels and overall well-being.  

This episode is a must-listen for women over 35 who are looking for effective workout tips and nutrition strategies tailored to their unique needs. We dive deep into the significance of progressive strength training and proper nutrition for women navigating menopause. You’ll discover how small, manageable changes can lead to profound results in your health journey.  

Michelle's story is a testament to the power of resilience and the right guidance. If you're seeking motivation for women in midlife, or if you want to understand how to eat for muscle and optimize your wellness, this episode is packed with insights. Join us as we discuss clean eating tips, the importance of protein for women, and how to maintain mental health while pursuing your fitness goals. Let’s redefine what healthy eating means for you and explore the best practices for toning workouts that can elevate your fitness motivation.  

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to reclaim your health and vitality. Tune in and let Michelle's inspiring journey guide you towards your own path of weight loss and wellness! 

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Topics Covered:

•  Michelle’s early perimenopause and ongoing hormonal struggles.

• Discovering osteopenia and feeling confused about her declining health.

• Hearing Holly’s interview and finally finding answers that made sense.

• Why her routine wasn’t working—and the common challenges women face in their 50s with muscle and bone loss.

• Losing muscle and gaining fat despite years of consistent workouts.

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