Menopause Muscle & Metabolism

Menopause Muscle & Metabolism

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Menopause Muscle & Metabolism episodes

  • Episode 2 - What Oestrogen was Actually Doing

    Oestrogen was quietly helping to run nine systems in your body at once, from blood sugar and muscle to bones, brain and gut. In this episode, Dr. Aminata Kanu walks through all nine, explains the "invisible fire" of inflammation that nobody talks about, and why midlife changes drift rather than snap.

    In this episode: the nine systems; oestrogen as an anti-inflammatory shield; the loop between belly fat, inflammation and blood sugar; why single fixes don't work; and the gut's role in recycling oestrogen.

    Free download: The Oestrogen Systems Cheat Sheet 

    Newsletter: Menopause, Muscle and Metabolism

    This podcast is for education and is not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or menopause specialist about your own care.

    12 min
  • Episode 1 - Menopause is a Metabolic Transition

    Most menopause advice is about hormones. In this first episode, protein biochemist and strength coach Dr. Aminata Kanu explains why menopause is better understood as a metabolic transition: what oestrogen was quietly managing in your muscles, fat and appetite, and why rebuilding those systems matters with or without HRT.

    In this episode: why the hormone debate misses the bigger picture; how oestrogen helps muscle handle blood sugar; why weight often moves to the waist; why hunger can feel louder; the Second Engine and its six cylinders.

    Free download: The Menopause Reframe one-pager

    Newsletter: Menopause, Muscle and Metabolism  

    Join us at the Stronger Years Summit on 21st November 2026.

    This podcast is for education and is not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or menopause specialist about your own care.

    16 min

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The menopause conversation nobody's having: your muscles, your metabolism, and how to rebuild what your hormones used to manage.