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In this episode, Lara sits down with Dr. Sarah Berry, the Chief Scientist at Zoe, to talk about how the menopausal transition affects your metabolism. Dr. Berry explains how blood sugar and triglycerides levels can differ with the foods we eat, and when we eat them and dives into nutritional best practices during perimenopause and beyond.
You can check out Dr. Berry's work at Zoe here and connect with her on Instagram @drsarahberry
You can listen to Dr. Berry on the ZOE Science & Nutrition podcast here
Connect with The Sweaty Pillow on Instagram @thesweatypilllow, on TikTok @the.sweaty.pillow, and join the community here
Connect with Lara Smith on Instagram @laralusome
Thank you for listening! Please rate, review, and subscribe to support the show!
The Sweaty Pillow Podcast provides general information only and is not medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional for any medical concerns. Information shared is not a substitute for professional medical guidance.
By Lara Smith4.9
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FULL VIDEO EPISODE AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE
In this episode, Lara sits down with Dr. Sarah Berry, the Chief Scientist at Zoe, to talk about how the menopausal transition affects your metabolism. Dr. Berry explains how blood sugar and triglycerides levels can differ with the foods we eat, and when we eat them and dives into nutritional best practices during perimenopause and beyond.
You can check out Dr. Berry's work at Zoe here and connect with her on Instagram @drsarahberry
You can listen to Dr. Berry on the ZOE Science & Nutrition podcast here
Connect with The Sweaty Pillow on Instagram @thesweatypilllow, on TikTok @the.sweaty.pillow, and join the community here
Connect with Lara Smith on Instagram @laralusome
Thank you for listening! Please rate, review, and subscribe to support the show!
The Sweaty Pillow Podcast provides general information only and is not medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional for any medical concerns. Information shared is not a substitute for professional medical guidance.

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