Perimenopause Mood Swings, Metabolism Myths, & Fasting - 5 Questions I Get All The Time
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Is it perimenopause, or are you just finally fed up with the world? Honestly, it might be both.
In this listener Q&A, I'm answering the questions so many of you have been sending me, and they're the kind that probably sound familiar. We start with mood, because so many of us feel more irritable, less patient, and a lot less willing to tolerate things we used to put up with. I'll walk you through what's happening with your hormones and neurotransmitters, and why your reasons for feeling done are still valid even when biology is part of the picture.
From there, I tackle the big one: the belief that decades of dieting have "broken" your metabolism. I talk about what's really driving the lose-it-gain-it cycle, why intermittent fasting leaves so many women feeling awful, and the food guilt that shows up over something as ordinary as two slices of bread.
I also answer a question that pulled at my heart, from a parent who overheard their daughter say she needed to "walk off" her dessert. If you've ever heard your own voice come out of someone you love, this one is for you.
If any of this lands, I'd love to keep the conversation going. You'll find a link in the show notes to send me your questions for the next Q&A, and if you're ready for support:
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Related episodes you'll love:
- #132: Why You Need to Put Capacity, Self-Compassion & Self-Care on the Menu
- #147: Why You Keep Starting Over Every Monday
- #136: Health vs. Weight: Debunking the Biggest Wellness Myth with Val Schonberg, RD
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