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In this podcast episode, Louise and Amy discuss perimenopause myth-busting, health, and fitness nutrition for women aged 35 and over. They emphasize the misconception that perimenopause requires expensive lab work and elaborate healthcare teams, debunking the idea by promoting a simpler, lifestyle-based approach. The hosts stress the importance of understanding one's changing hormones and their impact on nutrition, stress management, lifestyle, and overall well-being. They advocate for addressing root causes through nutritionally sound, whole food-based strategies rather than relying solely on supplements and extensive lab work.
Website with free resources & our industry-leading 1:1 coaching program đť https://www.breakingthroughwellness.com/Â
Get our free guide with nutrition strategies to mitigate hormone changes on your health, fitness & running here.
Episode highlights:
(2:50) Discussion on the misconception around perimenopause requiring expensive lab work
(9:40) Emphasis on identifying perimenopause and working with female physiology to address hormonal changes
(11:58) Importance of lifestyle changes and education in addressing perimenopausal symptoms
(16:01) Exploring a strategic approach to taking supplements
(21:44) Myth-busting around hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and addressing root causes
(26:57) The danger of getting lost in lab work without actionable lifestyle changes
(30:11) Addressing the challenge of seeking advice in forums and the importance of personalized guidance
(39:10) Outro
Tune in weekly to "Maximizing Hormones, Physique, and Running Through Perimenopause" for our simple female-specific science-based revolution. Let's unlock our best with less stress!
I'd love to connect!
Email đŹÂ [email protected] Â
Please note if you want to be a podcast guest, there is a fee and interview process. This is safe space and curated Community exclusively for women who love to feel, look and run our best without B.S. noise, endless pills, extreme diets or misleading fads.
By Louise Valentine4.7
2525 ratings
In this podcast episode, Louise and Amy discuss perimenopause myth-busting, health, and fitness nutrition for women aged 35 and over. They emphasize the misconception that perimenopause requires expensive lab work and elaborate healthcare teams, debunking the idea by promoting a simpler, lifestyle-based approach. The hosts stress the importance of understanding one's changing hormones and their impact on nutrition, stress management, lifestyle, and overall well-being. They advocate for addressing root causes through nutritionally sound, whole food-based strategies rather than relying solely on supplements and extensive lab work.
Website with free resources & our industry-leading 1:1 coaching program đť https://www.breakingthroughwellness.com/Â
Get our free guide with nutrition strategies to mitigate hormone changes on your health, fitness & running here.
Episode highlights:
(2:50) Discussion on the misconception around perimenopause requiring expensive lab work
(9:40) Emphasis on identifying perimenopause and working with female physiology to address hormonal changes
(11:58) Importance of lifestyle changes and education in addressing perimenopausal symptoms
(16:01) Exploring a strategic approach to taking supplements
(21:44) Myth-busting around hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and addressing root causes
(26:57) The danger of getting lost in lab work without actionable lifestyle changes
(30:11) Addressing the challenge of seeking advice in forums and the importance of personalized guidance
(39:10) Outro
Tune in weekly to "Maximizing Hormones, Physique, and Running Through Perimenopause" for our simple female-specific science-based revolution. Let's unlock our best with less stress!
I'd love to connect!
Email đŹÂ [email protected] Â
Please note if you want to be a podcast guest, there is a fee and interview process. This is safe space and curated Community exclusively for women who love to feel, look and run our best without B.S. noise, endless pills, extreme diets or misleading fads.

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