In this conversation, Melissa Slemp discusses the common issue of fatigue experienced by women in midlife, particularly those managing diabetes. She shares her personal experiences and emphasizes the importance of sleep, hormonal changes, and self-care.

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I provide practical steps to boost energy and improve sleep quality, highlighting the significance of community support and understanding one's health needs during this transitional phase of life.

In this episode:

• Feeling tired is a common sign of midlife hormonal changes.
• Diabetes complicates sleep and energy management.
• Self-care is crucial for managing fatigue and stress.
• Community support can provide strength and resilience.
• Hormonal shifts after 40 can worsen insulin resistance.
• Tracking symptoms can help in managing health effectively.
• Morning blood sugar stabilization is key to energy.
• Small breaks throughout the day can prevent burnout.
• Rest is essential for recovery and health.
• You deserve to prioritize your health and well-being.

 

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Disclaimer: Nothing you hear on this Type 1 in Midlife Podcast should be a substitute for professional medical advice. Please always consult your medical professional before changing your diet, insulin dosages or health care plan.