3 Tips For Women in Perimenopause
TIP 1: STOP STARTING OVER EVERY MONDAY
- You haven’t found a sustainable system for nutrition and you think that lower calories during the week will save you or balance out over doing it on the weekends.
- Week over week YO YO effect
- What happened by Thursday or Friday – you are sick of your meal prep, you are tired, hungry, and over it
- Instead you want to shift more into muscle centric nutrition – eat for muscle not for fat loss.
- You started losing muscle rapidly once you hit 30
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TIP 2: TRAIN FOR MUSCLE
- You need to give your body the signal muscle is important here, let’s keep that
- Give your body the raw materials to and stress on the body in the right way to Program that in..
- Weight training with progressive overload is the “program”
TIP 3: GIVE YOUR BODY THE RAW MATERIAL TO BREAK THE START OVER MONDAY CYCLE AND REV YOUR METABOLISM
- Not doing this keeps us in Start over every Monday yo yo
- Protein is the key… But you’ve probably heard eat more protein.
- You need an app to log your protein
- You likely need to eat protein focused meals or snacks 4 times a day
- 1 gram per lb of body weight.
✨ MY BRIEF BIO:
I’m Shay Pascale, a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner (FDN-P), PN1-certified nutrition coach, and the founder of The Body Bulletin. After years of struggling with IBS, hormonal imbalances, migraines, and chronic dieting while working a demanding corporate job, I turned to functional wellness to heal my own body and finally get real answers.
Today, I help women in their 30s – 50s repair their metabolism, balance their hormones, rebuild gut health, break free from restrictive dieting through a supportive blend of functional nutrition, lifestyle guidance, and strength – focused fitness. 💪
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