By Alpine Nutrition LLC
Welcome to Savor Food and Body, a podcast for women in midlife about health and wellness without obsession, intuitive eating, health at every size®, and savoring delicious food. I'm your host Amand
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There's only one 1New Year resolution you need to make to improve your health and wellbeing in 2024. Undiet your life.
Undieting is an unraveling of all the food rules, beauty standards, and weight-centered health ideals you've been taught by diet culture.
Dr. Michelle May returns to the podcast for a discussion on why January is the perfect time to ditch your old dieting and weight loss behaviors and instead pour all your energy into intuitive eating, mindful eating, and undieting.
If you've been skeptical of the anti-diet movement, but you want to let go of rigid food rules, this conversation is for you.
Listen to why Michelle and I help our clients shift to an undieting mindset instead of anti-dieting.
You'll learn why you're not a failure for giving up on your January diet plan on Super Bowl Sunday and never got "back on track" no matter how hard you tried.
Plus Michelle shares 3 stages of transformation you must walk through to create a healthy, sustainable relationship with food and improve your health in 2024.
Dr. Michelle May, CEO and author of Am I Hungry is a former family physician and a recovered yo-yo dieter. She is the founder of Am I Hungry? Mindful Eating Programs and Training, and the author of the Eat What You Love, Love What You Eat book series. These resources help individuals resolve mindless and emotional eating and senseless yo-yo dieting to live the vibrant life they crave.
Hear more about Michelle's background as a family physician turned mindful eating educator and advocate on episode 66 of the Savor Food and Body Podcast - How to tell if you're mindful eating or dieting?
Since many of my listeners struggle with their eating, I’m excited to tell you about a life-changing online weekend retreat coming up soon!
Food Freedom Retreat: For Successful Women Who Stress Eat
During this fun, live, interactive 2-day event, you’ll learn:
It will be facilitated by my friend and colleague, mindful eating expert, Dr. Michelle May who was a recent guest on the podcast.
I love Michelle’s down-to-earth, engaging, and impactful teaching style and I think you will too!
One more thing! Michelle is giving my listeners $100 off with promo code MAYBULLAT.
You can check it out and register at https://amihungry.com/foodfreedomretreat - and remember to use the promo code!
Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
Hopefully, for you, the holidays are a time for connections, happiness, and joy. However, they can also be a challenging time if your family, friends, or social gatherings trigger emotions stress, and anxiety around food and your body.
It's okay to set boundaries with family members who don't support your intuitive eating journey and desire to undiet your life.
Undieting is a process of letting go of food rules and rigid exercise routines. This process can trickle into other areas of your life like work, friendships, and intimate relationships - especially if they create extra stress around food and body image.
How can you reclaim happiness and joy this holiday season and still practice intuitive eating? By setting a couple of boundaries (or more).
It's okay to decline traditional holiday gatherings if trigger anxiety and stress. Find joy in making new traditions - maybe with different friends or family members.
It's also okay to search for holiday happiness and joy even in challenging, unhappy circumstances.
Let's dig into the definition of happiness and joy more deeply.
According to my guest on this week's episode of the Savor Food and Body Podcast, happiness is a binary construct. You're either happy or you're not. Joy, on the other hand, is an embodied experience. It's a physical sensation you feel in your body.
In our conversation about happiness and joy you'll hear:
Dr. Sethi leaves you with a few tools described in her book that you can use to activate your vagus nerve of the nervous system and help cultivate Joy.
Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
The holiday season is a busy time of year. There are plenty of ways to distract you from taking care of yourself.
Here are 3 ways to use mindful eating during the holidays to stay attuned to your physical and emotional needs.
As wonderful as this time of year is, it’s not uncommon to get to December 24 feeling physically and emotionally spent. Use the following mindful eating practices to help make this a season of joy for you and everyone around you.
This episode is sponsored by The Midlife Feast Community hosted by Dr. Jenn Salib Huber, @menopause.nutritionist
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Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
If the fear of holiday weight gain stresses you out, here are 4 tips to help you undiet your holidays and savor more of what matters most – delicious food shared with friends and family.
If you’re stuck with good-food, bad-food ping-pong thoughts, let’s shake up your holiday mindset this year. Instead, lean into savoring the season without food shame, and guilt. Here’s how.
In this episode, we'll at what the science says about the average amount of weight people gain during the holidays (it's not as much as you think!)
I offer you 4 tips to help you avoid the fear and stress of holiday weight gain including:
Tip 1: Practice gentle nutrition basics and compassionate curiosity.
Tip 2: Practice balanced nutrition with as many meals and snacks as possible.
Tip 3: Add variety to meals and snacks without thinking too hard.
Tip 4: Move your body in ways you enjoy for 15-20 minutes a few times during the week.
There’s no guarantee these tips will keep you from gaining weight during the holidays. But if you practice them consistently, they will get you off the weight loss, weight gain roller coaster for good.
Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
Every woman over 40 wants to know the best diet - without actually dieting.
This is the “messy middle” between not dieting for intentional weight loss and practicing intuitive eating with intention.
If you’ve ditched diets but don’t know how to get started with intuitive eating, or you wonder if intuitive eating is the best diet for women over 40 (i.e. will intuitive eating help you lose weight). This post is for you!
As a woman in your 40s or 50s, you’ve spent your adult life influenced by messages about the best diet for women to lose weight.
From puberty, you were taught the size and shape of your body mastered. Since then, you tried all the weight loss plans, programs, and apps. Your weight has shifted up and down more times than you can remember. You’re tired. You’re frustrated that your same weight loss tricks don’t work like they used to. Now what?
Listen to hear how you can get yourself out of the messy middle by applying an expansive vs. contractive mindset.
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For additional resources in a support community of women over 40 just like you.
Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
Why do you exercise, or not? If you're a woman over 40 who struggles with motivation to exercise, this episode is for you.
If you've been focusing on exercise to lose weight, but you're not getting the results you want, it's time to shift your priorities. Learn how to shift your mindset from "shoulding" to wanting to move your body in ways that promote your physical and mental health.
Steph Gaudreau, CISSN, NASM-CPT (she/her/hers) helps athletic women over 40 fuel themselves better, get stronger, increase their energy, and perform better in the gym. She’s a sports nutritionist and lifting coach.
Steph shares how being teased for her body size in high school encouraged her to become an under-fed athlete and what she did to recover.
It's no secret that strength training in our 40s and 50s can improve the quality of life in our 70s and 80s. Steph explains why women over 40 need to pay more attention to building strength as we get older and how can we do this without falling into the dumpster fire of diet culture.
We talk about ways to cut through the diet culture sports nutrition noise so you can know how to fuel an active lifestyle and create a more expansive life.
In her best-selling book, The Core 4, Steph details a four-pillar approach to getting stronger, embracing your body, and owning your power. Steph has a degree in biology – human physiology. She is a Certified Sports Nutritionist from the International Society for Sports Nutrition (CISSN), a Certified Personal Trainer (National Academy of Sports Medicine), and a Menopause Coaching Specialist (Girls Gone Strong).
Her podcast, Fuel Your Strength, started in 2015 and has 4+ million downloads. She’s an international speaker and has been featured in Outside, SELF, and ESPN Radio.
Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
What would you do if you realized the business and life you had created for yourself and your family was built on diet culture fraud?
After significant soul searching my guest completely changed her professional identity to heal her relationship with food and her body.
Deanna Schober co-founded Built Daily and co-hosted the 5-star rated Fitness & Sushi podcast alongside her husband, Tony. Together, they have helped thousands of women break the yo-yo diet cycle, get their health on track, and achieve their naturally healthiest weight by healing their relationships with food, their bodies, exercise, and their minds.
Listen to Deanna's story about how she unraveled her relationship with food.
Why she made the difficult decision to ditch her career built on diet culture?
What it was like to transition (personally and professionally) from being a weight-loss/wellness coach to an anti-diet, intuitive eating coach.
You can hear more of our conversation in my interview with Deanna on the Fitness and Sushi Podcast
Learn more about Deanna and Tony's work on their website Built Daily
Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
As a woman in midlife, you know how busy and demanding life can be. Between careers, family, and social commitments, it’s easy to overlook the importance of brain health after 40. But let’s pause for a second and consider this: a healthy brain is key to your overall well-being – and helping you tackle that growing to-do list.
Here are 7 essential strategies to help you nurture your brain health after 40, and boost your cognitive vitality.
Brain health after 40 doesn’t have to be complicated or diet-y. Your brain deserves your attention and care as you embrace your 40s and beyond. By incorporating these 7 strategies into your daily life, including intuitive eating, gentle nutrition, and considerations for perimenopause and menopause, you can nurture your cognitive vitality, keep your mind sharp, and boost your overall well-being.
It’s never too late to prioritize brain health, and the benefits are long-lasting. Empower yourself with knowledge and healthy habits to ensure a vibrant brain at every stage of life. You’ve got this!
Sign up for Savor Group Counseling Program: https://alpinenutrition.ck.page/savorgroupcoaching
Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
Have you felt more brain fog since you turned 40?
Do you forget little things like where you left your keys or if you're like me, forget a fully packed backpack in a friend's garage 350 miles away?
Brain fog and forgetfulness are common symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. They can make you feel like you're doomed with early onset Alzheimer's. But it doesn't have to be that way.
What you eat in midlife can have a dramatic effect on your brain health both immediately and in the future. Listen to this episode to learn what you should eat for a healthy brain in midlife and beyond!
Dr. Annie Fenn MD is the founder of the Brain Health Kitchen, the only cooking school of its kind focused exclusively on brain health and helping people prevent cognitive decline through food and lifestyle.
After 20 years as a board-certified ob-gyn, she traded in her stethoscope for an apron to pursue her passion for the culinary arts. It was her mother's diagnosis with dementia that helped Fenn find her path and her new calling, one that enabled her to not only help her mother but also create a significant and meaningful impact on others. Find her on Instagram at @brainhealthkitchen.
Here's what you'll learn in our conversation:
I love Annie's compassionate non-diet approach to support overall health in midlife and I think you will too. Grab your journal and pen, you're gonna want to take notes with this one!
Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
This superfood gets a bad wrap, but here's why you needed it in midlife.
Welcome back for a season 3 live bonus episode of the Savor Food and Body Podcast. I'm your host Amanda Bullat and undiet dietitian and certified intuitive eating counselor.
Get 6 Strategies to help you thrive in midlife. Download the guide! https://alpinenutrition.ck.page/thriv...
Bone, skin, and hair health as well as insulin resistance, menstrual cramps, and fatigue are common concerns for women during perimenopause and menopause.
Today I want to talk about a superfood plant that gets a bad wrap but could become an essential part of your midlife wellness tool kit.
NOTE: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical, nutritional, or mental health advice from your care team. For some people, nettle can be a strong diuretic. Do not combine nettle with any other medications or supplements without consulting your medical care team.
Source: Alchemy of Herbs: transform everyday ingredients into foods and remedies that heal by Rosalee De La Foret
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Get show notes and additional resources on my website www.alpinenutrition.org
While you're there, download the free guide The Top 5 Foods for Women Over 40.
If you're ready to break free from dieting without the confusion of how to eat healthy in midlife, get on the waitlist for my small group counseling program.
Finally, if you like what you heard, subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share the episode with a friend!
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