• 100 | STOP Making These 3 Nutrition Mistakes—Do THIS Instead for Fat Loss After 40

  • Apr 11 2025
  • Length: 16 mins
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100 | STOP Making These 3 Nutrition Mistakes—Do THIS Instead for Fat Loss After 40

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  • Struggling to lose weight after 40—even though you're eating "healthy"? You're not alone, and it's not your fault. In this episode, I'm breaking down the 3 biggest nutrition mistakes I see women making in perimenopause and menopause that are actually slowing your metabolism, increasing belly fat, and leaving you feeling tired, bloated, and frustrated.

    We’ll cover:

    • Why undereating or eating too many empty calories is messing with your hormones

    • How grazing all day leads to insulin resistance and stubborn weight gain

    • The real reason eating too much at night is sabotaging your fat loss goals

    ✨ And of course, I’m giving you simple, realistic shifts you can make today to start boosting energy, balancing hormones, and burning fat—without dieting.

    🎉 Ready to take it further? Join my free 2-day workshop: Master Your Metabolism After 40 happening April 29–30. I'll show you exactly how to balance your hormones, fuel your metabolism, and finally lose weight without dieting—even in perimenopause and menopause. Save your seat now: nutritiontheway.com/workshop

    Even if you can’t join live, you’ll get the replay!
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