If you are gaining belly fat despite trying to eat better and exercise, the problem may not be your willpower.
In this episode, I explain five major reasons belly fat becomes harder to lose in your 30s, 40s, and 50s: chronic stress, poor sleep, declining muscle mass, your food environment, and changing hormones.
I also share five practical strategies I use with my health coaching clients, including eating for fullness, strength training, walking after meals, reducing food decision fatigue, and improving recovery. The goal is not to punish your body or follow a more restrictive diet. It is to build an environment that makes healthier decisions easier.
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