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    Flipping 50 the Stronger Way

    The podcast for women in menopause and beyond who want to change the way they age. Fitness, wellness, and health science put into practical tips you can use today. You still got it, girl!

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    What 150+ Interviews with Wellness Experts Revealed Feb 03, 2023
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    If you’ve got an expert who's done more than 150 interviews with wellness experts, what would you ask?

    This is a male voice, you’ll love if like me you love an accent, and may also love this voice of reason.. Got males in the household? My guest may resonate. Give me sane, give me realistic, give me something I can do…. If that’s your battle-cry this is for you.

    I met my guest while interviewing with him for a project he has and I knew he would resonate with you.

    Enjoy this Interview with the health entrepreneur behind more than 150 interviews with wellness experts.

    My Guest:

    Damian Geleyns is a self-made serial entrepreneur, health and fitness lover, self-actualizer, and experiencer of life. He is also an evangelist for Ageless Living: to living lives that are not limited by our age, but rather defined by our attitude and approach to life. Lives that are lived more purposefully and intentionally and with greater fitness, health, wellness, longevity and vitality.

    Damian has spent over 35 years of his life committed to living a healthy lifestyle based on fitness, wellness and natural living and his entrepreneurial endeavors have always seen him connected to the health, fitness and wellness sector.

    Today he is committed to empowering others approaching or over 40 and beyond to know and apply what he’s learned, ensuring their wellness path is an enabler and not a limiter to them living longer and better, to living free from disease, illness and injury, and to living their best lives or what he calls a Legend Life.

    Questions We Answer in This Episode:

    • What is the difference between health, fitness, wellness?
    • Why wellness is more than food and exercise?
    • What are, for you, the dimensions of wellness?
    • Why self-care and individual responsibility is the most important strategy you can do for your wellness?
    • Why the absence of illness does not mean you are well
    • What nutrition tips have emerged from interviewing 150+ health experts?
    • How do I eat and move to be well?
    • Why did you come up with the Wellness After 40 Summit?
    • What can people expect?

    Connect With Damian:

    https://www.flippingfifty.com/wellnessafter40

    Damian on Social:

    Legend Life After 40 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/legendlifeafter40/

    Legend Life After 40 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legendlifeafter40/

    Wellness After 40 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wellnesslifeafter40

    Wellness After 40 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wellnesslifeafter40

    Resources:

    Continuous Blood Glucose Monitor: https://www.flippingfifty.com/glucose

    Other Episodes You May Like:

    Burnt Out at 30 to Best at 40 | At-home Wellness Revolution: https://www.flippingfifty.com/at-home-wellness/

    Successful Habit Change for Health, Fitness, & Wellness After 50: https://www.flippingfifty.com/successful-habit-change/

    Two Women’s Wellness Coaches On Their Personal Wellness Habits: https://www.flippingfifty.com/womens-wellness-coaches/


    Joy of Movement: Finding the Lost Art of Exercise After 50 Jan 31, 2023
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    Kelly McGonigal has taken a message I learned in 1984 and looked at complex science of it, and simplified it again down to Joy of Movement… and she’s done it by storytelling. I am an exercise and sports psychology expert, trained in not only the exercise physiology and kinesiology but in the mindset of exercise and behavior change.

    I was drawn to the book because I’d already been a fan of the author through The Willpower Instinct, and The Upside of Stress, her earlier works. I chose an audible book and I’ll tell you that the evidence of a good book for me is, the sense of loss when it’s done.

    This book does that. If you ever find yourself wondering if you have time to exercise, or wonder why bother if it’s not helping you lose weight which you think is the reason to exercise… listen to it. And I say listen because it’s her voice. So when the reader says “I” it’s truly her experience.

    This book is rich with science and evidence-based reasons to exercise… but it’s told in one story to the next. My guest has a gift for it.

    And Kelly isn’t an Ironman or an Olympian, she’s you and I. She’s someone that teaches fitness classes and realizes the much greater depth of benefits than reducing a resting heart rate, or the scale, or toning up arms.

    And when you listen … you will too. Not because the science is compelling - it is. But because the stories are and the people in them are real and have gone through more and less and similar life situations as you and I have.

    Not started? Here’s how to start. Start small. One day for 5 days. For 15 minutes.

    My Guest:

    Kelly McGonigal is a health psychologist and lecturer at Stanford University who specializes in understanding the mind-body connection. As a pioneer in the field of "science-help," her mission is to translate insights from psychology and neuroscience into practical strategies that support personal well-being and strengthen communities.

    She is the best-selling author of The Willpower Instinct and The Upside of Stress. You might also know her from her TED talk, "How to Make Stress Your Friend," which is one of the most viewed TED talks of all time, with over 20 million views.

    Through the Stanford Center for Compassion and Altruism, she helped create Stanford Compassion Cultivation Training, a program now taught around the world that helps individuals strengthen their empathy, compassion, and self-compassion.

    In January 2020, Oprah Magazine honored her ability to “transform scientific data into wisdom” by naming McGonigal the first ever O! Visionary, people whose groundbreaking way of seeing the world mean a better future for us all.

    Her new book, The Joy of Movement, explores why physical exercise is a powerful antidote to the modern epidemics of depression, anxiety, and loneliness.

    Questions We Answer in This Episode:

    • What made you write this book? Published in 2019.. How did awareness and sales change in 2020 and 2021? When the general public was learning more than ever about the importance of mental and physical health?
    • Exercise has helped you deal with anxiety. How does that work for you?
    • What advice do you have for people who think they don’t like exercise in any form, or aren’t at all active right now?
    • You were already an exercise enthusiast before writing this book. Did you learn anything while writing that book that changed how you think about or engage in exercise?
    • You say that exercise changes the brain in ways that make us happier and more resilient. Can you share with us a few of the ways that exercise changes the brain?
    • You write that exercise can be a powerful antidepressant. How does physical activity prevent or reduce depression?
    • Physical activity is especially powerful at building social connections. Why is that? And to a community of women here… who are doing it by choice or by circumstance … virtually not simultaneously, yet with the knowledge others are too, say a little about how that may be beneficial for them.

    Connect with Kelly:

    http://kellymcgonigal.com/

    Kelly on Social:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kellymcgonigalauthor/

    Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/kellymcgonigalauthor

    Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/kellymcgonigal

    Kelly McGonigal Book:

    https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/564895/the-joy-of-movement-by-kelly-mcgonigal/

    Other Episodes You Might Like:

    Why Creativity Matters More in Midlife Movement (how to get it): https://www.flippingfifty.com/creativity-matters/

    LET’S GET PHYSICAL | History of Women’s Fitness: https://www.flippingfifty.com/get-physical/

    From Sorry Symptoms to Happy Hormones: https://www.flippingfifty.com/from-sorry-symptoms-to-happy-hormones/


    How Not to Die From Your Nutrition Mistakes Jan 27, 2023
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    Worried you might be making nutrition mistakes? We’ve got a no-judgment zone in this episode.

    No one chooses to die sicker, fatter, or suffer but what if your daily choices were making that happen? Unknowingly, many adults make a wrong turn on the way to “healthy eating.” Foods learned at one point to be healthy are potential inflammatory foods. Foods you thought you ate enough of may fall short because of depleted nutrients from everyday habits.

    Medications you need for conditions you have could be robbing your body of certain vitamins and nutrients and make the need for supplementation a reality.

    How do you know where to begin and what is real, needed, and essential for your health and what is costly and or low quality?

    My Guest:

    Robin Allen, owner of Necessary Nutrition for 14 years. She inspires thousands of people to use food and nutrition to build and repair their bodies. She continues to connect others to resources and tools to live a peaceful, health filled life.

    Robin’s personal journey to living a healthy life fuels her passion for helping women over 40 understand the best practices for longevity. At one point, pre- diabetic and overweight herself, she realized that food was either going to kill her or keep her alive.

    Questions we answer in this episode:

    • In what ways do the chemicals in food change the biochemistry in our bodies?
    • Let’s make it very clear whether we’re talking about processed foods or we’re talking about the chemical chain reaction set off by any food. I’m going to hope you’re preaching to the choir, an audience full of unprocessed food consumers.. But it may surprise them to learn that chemical reactions occur from all foods.
    • What are the biggest nutrition mistakes midlife and older women make?
    • What supplements do you recommend women take and why?
    • Where would a listener - overwhelmed with changes and options - start?
    • Why is vitamin D so important for health?

    Connect with Robin:

    www.nessynutri.com

    Connect on Social:

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nessynutri/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nessynutri

    Other Episodes you may like:

    Easy Healthy Habits Start Here: Effortless Kitchen Hacks: https://www.flippingfifty.com/healthy-habits/

    What to know about CREATINE Supplementation Over 50: https://www.flippingfifty.com/creatine-supplementation/

    Preventing, Testing, and Treating Your Thyroid Dysfunction: https://www.flippingfifty.com/preventing-testing-and-treating-your-thyroid-dysfunction/


    Walking Off Weight in Menopause | Controlling Blood Sugar Jan 24, 2023
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    Walking off weight – in far less time than you might think – not only sounds easier and more accessible than most exercise options, but also been proven.

    Move over intermittent fasting, here comes intermittent walking. Seriously, I don’t mean to dish fasting. And plenty of prior episodes have reviewed the plausibility of fasting based on when and how as well as your status.

    A recent study published in the Journal of Sports Medicine found that intermittent walking throughout the day reduced post-prandial (that is, after meal) glucose by 17%. More on this in a minute.

    Intermittent standing didn’t have the same effect, but it was good. That improved glucose by 9%. So, your stand-up desk may indeed be beneficial for posture and energy, and for benefits on those days you can’t walk, but it is the walking that offers the best benefit.

    Spikes in blood sugar after a meal, or drinks, are normal. But too great a spike and too frequently increases inflammation.

    A big point to clarify though that this benefit comes not from walking after a meal. The benefit to post meal glucose was made on intermittent walking throughout the day. You, like many, will find this provides a lot of latitude to be successful. Having to walk 10 minutes after a meal, during the workday for instance, isn’t always possible if you’ve got a short time for lunch anyway, have to drive to do it, or you’re shortchanging yourself on lunch at all.

    Walking Off Weight in Menopause

    Women in menopause may already be more prone to negative effects of stress due to hormonal and metabolic changes. That can impact the rise in inflammation’s negative effects.

    There’s no question that breaking up sedentary periods with standing is better than continuous sitting. There’s also the very clear bigger benefit when that is light walking.

    That could be 2 minutes of marching in place, walking down the hall or to the next floor in your building and back. Turn on the music and dance like no one, or everyone you love - is watching because they might catch it!!

    I want to repeat this. The intermittent movement during the day, decreased the spike in glucose after meals, even when the activity wasn’t at mealtime or after it. It reduced glucose levels by as much as 17%.

    Now, you want amplify results? Walk after meals. Within 30 minutes of a meal, walk for 10 minutes. That reduced glucose levels by 22%. Your goal is to walk soon after a meal when that post-meal spike is high.

    How Does this Compare to Strength Training?

    Given strength training is recommended as a treatment for Type 2 Diabetes, it is fair to say, strength training decreases risk by improving glucose levels as well. In a study of type 2 diabetics intense resistance training trumped more frequent lighter resistance training. Skeletal muscle is the major tissue associated with glucose uptake. When you lose that, and particularly during menopause transition if you weren’t lifting or aren’t yet, where accelerated losses can easily occur, risk of pre-diabetes or what’s known as insulin resistance can occur.

    Walking will stimulate muscle tissue but will do little to increase or even maintain that muscle tissue. But the news is good no matter who you are or where you lie on the continuum of activity.

    So, whether you’re barely active, and begin two minutes of movement several times a day, or start walking after meals, or decide you’re going to give strength training a try, your time commitment is relatively small. The return on investment may support with energy today and a stronger longer future.

    Even on the couch, move the body parts you can. Substitute “walking” for moving your arms, swaying in your chair, supporting yourself and moving feet side to side. It is the movement of body parts that counts.

    Not started yet? This is a fantastic place to get started and be notified when our next 12-week program opens too.

    References:

    https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40279-022-01649-4

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18781481/

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6267507/

    https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00125-016-4085-2

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5446383/

    Resources:

    Last Day for Food Flip: https://www.flippingfifty.com/food-flip

    CBM: https://www.flippingfifty.com/glucose

    Additional Episodes You May Like:

    Intermittent Fasting for Women: https://www.flippingfifty.com/intermittent-fasting-for-women/

    Midlife Weight Loss for Women: https://www.flippingfifty.com/midlife-weight-loss/

    The Missing Link to Weight Loss: https://www.flippingfifty.com/weight-loss-for-women/


    How to Make (Sex and) Exercise More Effective: Pelvic Floor Jan 20, 2023
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    Want more effective exercise ? Let’s talk pelvic floor. The area between your anus and your pubic bone is some of the most important real estate a woman has. Do you know how to take care of it, stage it, and manage it?

    My guest today shares that more women do now. She’s a young pelvic floor therapist with tips on what the pelvic floor is, how you can best activate, and offers some support for incontinence as well as prolapse in this episode.

    We talk about core, what it is, how to activate.

    My Guest:

    Dr. Dawn Andalon is a doctor of physical therapy, an educator, best-selling author, and Co-Founder of LEVEL4 PT & Pilates. She is a leading women’s health specialist and trusted medical advisor near San Diego. She has helped thousands of women around the world improve their health.

    She previously worked at Nike WHQ in Portland, OR as a physical therapist and consultant. Dawn is certified by Polestar Pilates which she has implemented with elite and Olympic athletes, surfers, golf pros, as well as weekend warriors. to enhance their chosen sport and for rehab with spinal injuries. She is highly trained in Pelvic floor rehab, holds a manual therapy certification from University of St. Augustine, and has special training with the female athlete population. Dawn also has a passion for women's healthcare, educating post menopausal women on how to stay healthy as they age.

    Questions We Answer in the Episode:

    • What are some of the misconceptions about pelvic floor problems with aging and menopause?
    • What do you wish women knew about pelvic floor exercise?
    • Incontinence is a problem for some of our community members and not for others. Let’s talk about why that’s true.
    • What is healthy pelvic floor exercise? For listeners exercising and doing strength training, they’re well-aware of sets, reps, frequency, duration, sequence, and how it should feel (ladies if not… see me after the podcast!) Relay that concept for pelvic floor exercise.
    • How can women best incorporate healthy exercise for their pelvic floor as they age?

    Connect with Dr Dawn:

    level4pt.com/its-never-too-late for the cost of shipping

    Dr Dawn on social media:

    Facebook: https://facebook.com/level4pt

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/level4pt

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa99k19-6mKmkq_TYeF9L2A

    Her Book:

    https://www.amazon.com/Its-Never-Too-Late-Menopause/dp/B0B2Q15YSV?ref_=ast_sto_dp

    Other Episodes You May Like:

    You Ask Libido and Hormone Balance Qs: Dr John Gray Answers: https://www.flippingfifty.com/libido-and-hormone-balance/

    Juicy New Menopause, Libido, & Intimacy Solutions: https://www.flippingfifty.com/juicy-new-menopause-libido-intimacy-solutions/

    REASONS to EXERCISE AFTER 50 That Aren’t Weight Loss: https://www.flippingfifty.com/reasons-to-exercise-after/


    Easy Healthy Habits Start Here: Effortless Kitchen Hacks Jan 17, 2023
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    Easy healthy habits coming up! Yes, exercise! However, what if it was easier than that to get more energy and boost your overall well being? We do certain things regularly. Your daily routine and mine are probably very similar day to day. That is what you do this morning in the first 10-30 minutes of your morning is probably similar to what you do every day. What if you could take 50% of those habits and make them more beneficial? Without lifting a weight or breaking a sweat? Even 20% healthier… What would that do for you? Twenty percent more energy, 20% less tired, 20% more focus during your morning activities.. you get the idea. This episode is all about the small upgrades that have become daily habits for me over the recent months and years. I’m sharing them with you here in the hope they make you reflect on what you’re already doing that could make you healthier easily! The problem with so many choices is often vetting out the quality products from the opportunists. It’s making sure it’s healthy – especially if you do it daily. I hear you when you say it’s overwhelming and there’s another one around the corner. I don’t fall easily. When I do I fall all the way. So, I’ve vetted for you the ones I love. Easy Healthy Habits for 2023 Anyone else start the hot water within minutes of waking most days? With adaptogens you won’t even know are there, your hormones are getting a boost with every sip of Four Sigmatic Coffee. Listen to my recent Flipping 50 podcast with Danielle Ryan Broida to learn more about adaptogens, specifically mushrooms, and you’ll wonder why we aren’t all doing these simple things daily. Recently what I’ve noticed from testing my blood sugar levels (first thing, after whatever is in my mug is that my blood sugar responds better to coffee than to matcha if they’re treated equally. That is, I add coconut milk and a dash of stevia to both or a don’t, but to both. The value of a wearing a continuous blood glucose monitor(CGM) for a month is priceless if you’re a woman in midlife flirting with insulin resistance. Anyone can do it. I’ll provide a special link I use with clients and students so that they can benefit as we work together. For instance, right now our members are going through a month kickstart with me using CGMs. If Coffee, Then This If I choose coffee and matcha isn’t in my mug first thing (or second, after about 16 ounces of lemon water, sole, or apple cider vinegar) it’s going in a pre-workout shake. Matcha is the perfect combo of chill pill and alert hocus focus. It’s a little easier on my gut personally than usual acidic coffees. (Though Four Sigmatic by the way is low acidic compared to other coffees). Currently, I juggle the dual needs of my gut and blood sugar. When isn’t that true in life. I do find that when my gut is in good shape, coffee is not a problem. When I both drink coffee responsibly (2 mugs is my limit), and have optimal gut health, I can do it fine. Since I switched to matcha in my morning mug two and a half years ago, with the exception of maybe 6 mornings, my gut feels better, and overall, I feel better all day. I don’t have that same short-lived pick-me-up from coffee or what I’d describe as a gnawing my gut. I enjoy sustained energy and a calmer gut. I’ll link to a video I shared with the Flipping 50 community back in 2015 about research on Matcha’s fat burning boost potential. Whether you’re doing interval training – as in the study- or strength training, which I think we can safely extrapolate to say - the combination of matcha before the activity is also going to elevate fat burning after significantly. AND…. However, there are dozens of matcha makers now. Just one is quadruple screened, Pique Tea. And it matters. Heavy metals, mold, and other toxins are common due to the way matcha is grown, and many brands aren’t pure as they claim, while others don’t even claim to be! They’ve added fillers (like brown rice!?) and have very little matcha. If it’s something you do every day, pay extra attention. We have more everyday stressors now than ever even when we’re conscious of them. Going Green Enhancing your alkalinity is one of the best things you can do for your health, and any weight loss goals. Especially if you are trying to do low carb – as in keto. I personally recommend my clients bump their veggie intake to 6-9 cups a day. That would shock a carnivore community, I know. It’s the balance to additional protein from animal sources required to maintain muscle. Doing so will bump your acidity. Optimal pH levels are conducive to health. Acidic environments are conducive to disease. Challenged by the idea of that many veggies? Mighty Maca, from my friend – shall we say our community friend, Dr. Anna Cabeca – is a way to bring in another adaptogen PLUS get the alkalinity we want and need for a healthier body. You can’t lose weight, and keep it off, with the kind of energy and feelings of freedom we want- with habits that sabotage your health. Knocking your inner environment into acidity, exercising to burnout, soreness or couch compensation will not help. Dr. Anna’s Mighty Maca meets a trilogy of needs. First, this greens powder where she’s tucked a dose of the adaptogen maca, requires a liquid. My favorite way to drink this is just in a tall glass of water or dumped into a small bottle of water as I leave the gym – it’s not been uncommon for us to workout together and after I’ve provided the exercise sequence, she has a sleeve of Mighty Maca in her pocket. I shake and go. Boom – it’s already helping to hydrate and make it easy to drink another 8-16 ounces because it’s got a lightly lemony fresh taste. This is not your toxic crystal-crap but it’s the same type of convenient packet. The maca – is an adaptogen I have used myself for almost 30 years – blended into smoothies, or taken in capsules from my friends at Femminessence (if you prefer), or this way. This is a game-changer for women in midlife. If you’re adrenals are taxed… and you’re not doing it, consider it daily but not off your grocery store shelf. There are 11 strains of maca and you need a clinical grade of specific types. The greens – Dr Anna knows it’s hard to fit in 6-9 cups of veggies a day for most women (my recommendation for women in midlife) and that with a need for more PROTEIN than they’ve ever needed – or been aware of before – there’s an equal need to boost veggie intake to achieve a better pH balance. Her book Keto Green-16 outlines the benefits of a keto diet (at least short term) for women AND the need for pH support while you do it. Want to understand this better? Don’t miss an interview with Dr Anna January 11, 2023. (I’ll link to the registration page. I’m inviting Dr Anna to answer a few questions about this and more. And we’re going to talk about stress, hormones, and cravings, and how to juggle what you want with signs and symptoms. Seeing this later? Miss it and want it? Let us know! Secret Sauce for Hair, Skin, and Libido Midlife changes in hair (thinning and loss for some women), skin (thinning making visibility of wrinkles and reduced elasticity), and reduced desire for sex (dryness or pain) are common among women in our community. I started something for improved recovery from exercise (due to mitochondria health) that I was skeptical of AND yet tried it anyway. Before I go further, you need to know, I’m a tough sell. I feel pretty good. Most of the time, I think, “this s*# works” .. the formula I created for women over 50 just works. So, I have no crazy card to play for bringing women back from the dead… or losing 100 lbs.., other than, if we remove the obstacles (overtraining, undereating, undersleeping) and improve the amount of stimulation for muscle, bone and your brain, we’re going to have improvements. Sometimes that’s 100lbs off, others it’s 10lbs and 14 inches, others it’s energy and libido back. I didn’t count on a hair or libido kick, but I got one. I began taking C60 Purple Power just before my move in May actually. And I haven’t stopped. In three weeks I noticed thicker hair and my stylist noticed I had new hair growth (brown not gray) at my next appointment. I started taking c60 for the mitochondria support we can all use as we age. AND… my vision is better, too. I DO recover better from exercise though it took me a minute to realize it. I’d started doing high intensity high impact intervals a little more often. (3 or 4 as opposed to 1-2 x/week) and no down time. There was no hobble off the couch. So, it went unnoticed and appreciated until I got thoughtful about the fact that I earned a little soreness that I didn’t have. How I Do It My favorite way to add C60 is a few drops into my coffee (cinnamon flavored is to die for!) or matcha mug (coconut oil) in the morning. That’s it. Nothing extra or new habit just… it’s sitting beside the coffee or matcha, so I don’t miss it. (Recently there are gummies – I still prefer the drops) You could if you prefer use avocado oil on salads (but I have another avo oil I love instead and fear I’ll forget later in the day). You can also now use a rollerball application on your face and neck! LOVING that!! Linking to a video for you here. Look, I’m 59 in a couple months, I’ve got wrinkles … but I do get compliments on my skin regularly and this has given me a noticeable difference. I like the inside-out method vs topical personally! Superpower Energy My breakfast or pre-workout snack of choice lately is a little almond or coconut yogurt substitute (no sugar added, and no soy please) with Flipping50 protein powder and … a new product from Timeline Nutrition, Mitopure. It’s a derivative of pomegranate but you could never eat your way to this much. Little packets of powder (or capsules if you prefer – which I do not!) can be added to a smoothie, or in my case, I stir the berry-flavored powder right into my high protein pre-workout yogurt bowl. Here's what I’ve noticed… after 3 weeks. Just a reminder, I’m a tough sell. I already do a lot of things to my advantage as witnessed above/before this point in the episode! But I feel more stable energy all day. I am really enjoying this heightened desire for moving. I can’t even explain it! I’m an 8x Ironman…so yes, I naturally may like to move more than the next person. Yet, I’ve gone through exercise intolerance, cortisol imbalance, and adrenal stress during my menopause transition. I get better results now in about 3 hours of exercise a week than I did with 20 just a couple years ago. That puts a girl at a point where less is more and compliance is easy! I’m different with Mitopure. A little more alive. If you can’t tell, I’m struggling to put words to the feelings. But with no other changes in my routine, this has really been a bit of a surprise. I’m sometimes quick to say no, not interested. But the research is too compelling in this case. So openminded, expecting nothing, I’m pleasantly surprised. And again... it’s easy. That’s the biggest test for me. Lunch and Dinner Upgrades Eating organ meats? Me either. Planning to? Me either. Look, I AM that girl who does certain things because they’re good for me. But I’m not doing liver or gizzards or anything of the sort. So, my chef friend (who cooks for the likes of Barbra Streisand and Tom Cruise) dreamed up this ingenious way to infuse organ meats into spices you’ll love. I sprinkle the Garlicky one on salads, veggies, meats, and seafood, even eggs on the occasion I have them. I stir it into a garlic aioli dip I make. That just about covers my meals! Chef James Barry’s Pluck is amazing. All the benefits of organ meats – potentially one of the most nutrient dense foods available – without the hassle or smell. (Use the code: FLIPPING50) Last but not least, are you still using olive oil? I know, Olive oil, olive oil, olive oil… right? But a large percent of olive oil is not good for you, it’s rancid. Yet, they sell it off the shelves like hot cakes to people thinking they’re virtuous and Mediterranean! Ava Jane’s Kitchen woke me up to this sad truth several years ago and I switched to avocado oil, which is better for the high temps I often use anyway. On occasion I’ll use an expensive EVO or coconut oil, but I’m cooking most with Avocado oil. The AJK Colima Sea Salt from Ava Jane’s is an experience! It’s super coarse. You use your hands to crunch the salt. I use it on all those roasted and grilled veggies and on pizza crusts or chips made from brown rice tortillas. You can try it or join the club and have it delivered at the right frequency based on your cooking needs. These are great gifts for the foodie, or healthy foodie too. None of these daily little additions are “extra” or crazy. They’re just an upgrade from what you may have sitting on your shelf that can boost your health and wellness without a drop of sweat or breathlessness. If you’re a skeptic, I get it. How nice to dream that just eating healthy from the garden or farmer’s market, avoiding processed foods, and getting exercise, time outdoors and sleep are enough. In the moment we’re in, the chance is slim that though these habits are the foundation, we’ll need to reduce toxins in and around us now and in the future. The benefit though is more energy and more you than you may realize you can experience. Your Turn I encourage you to go through your day, your typical day. Where could you upgrade? Could an easy health boost come from the type of coffee or tea you start your day with the oil, spice, or salt you prepare food with. Consider what you wish was different or better about now, even if it’s good. In our show notes today, you’ll find many links to the trusted resources I share. For any of the products I use, love and share I do make a small commission (While it doesn’t do much for me but buy lunch occasionally, it often means for you a special rate that I’ve scored for you than you’d have paid otherwise). Don’t miss the special discount codes here for you. Happiest, healthiest New Year. Special Resources: C60 Purple Power: https://www.flippingfifty.com/c60 CODE: FLIPPING50 Matcha Pique Tea: https://www.flippingfifty.com/piquetea Code: DEBRAA PLUCK Seasonings: https://www.flippingfifty.com/eatpluck CODE: FLIPPING50 (case-sensitive) Four Sigmatic coffee: https://www.flippingfifty.com/foursigmatic Code: FLIPPING50 Everyday COOKBOOKS from MY FAVORITE Hormone Experts: Cooking for Hormone Balance – Magdalena Wzelaki: https://hormonesbalance.com/ KetoGreen-16 - Dr. Anna Cabeca: https://www.flippingfifty.com/ketogreen16 Other Episodes You May Like: Adaptogens, Herbs, Mushrooms | Sources for Menopause Relief: https://www.flippingfifty.com/adaptogens/ How to Keto Correctly for Women Over 40 with Dr Anna Cabeca: https://www.flippingfifty.com/keto-green-podcast/ The Most Unsuspecting Motivation Source | C60 30-Day Follow Up: https://www.flippingfifty.com/motivation-source/

    Full show notes at the publisher

    Healing Trauma to Lose Weight: What if it’s Not Stress? Jan 13, 2023
    Show notes

    You don’t wake up thinking about healing trauma. You don’t even search for it on your computer at night. You may however, want to lose weight… and be stuck. You may find you continuall get injured or get repeated bouts of colds or virus. But it’s just stress, right? That’s what we say.

    Could your stress really be trauma? And what if that were keeping you from losing weight, or getting regular exercise?

    I’m fine.

    It’s in your head.

    Reframe it.

    You’ll feel better when you exercise.

    They’ve all been said. You’ve probably said them.

    If you think it’s a lack of discipline, motivation, or that you’re lazy… if you wonder why it isn’t working… again… even doing all the things, this is for you. It may be for someone you love or work with.

    My Guest:

    Dr. Aimie Apigian, MD, MS, MPH is the leading medical expert on how life experiences get stored in the body and restoring the body to its best state of health through her signature model and methodology, The Biology of Trauma™. She is a double board-certified medical physician in Preventive Medicine and Addiction Medicine. She has a Masters in Biochemistry and a Masters in Public Health. In addition to her medical training, she is also a Certified Functional Medicine physician and has training and certifications specifically in neuro-autoimmunity, nutrition, and genetics for addictions, mental health, and mood and behavioral disorders. She has several certifications in various trauma therapies including the Instinctual Trauma Response Model (an art trauma therapy), Somatic Experiencing (developed by Dr. Peter Levine), and NeuroAffective Touch (Dr. Aline LaPierre).

    Dr. Aimie brings you The Biology of Trauma™: a new lens and a methodology that courageously both adds to and bridges trauma work and medicine by reverse-engineering the chronic effects of trauma on the nervous system and body on a cellular level.

    Dr. Aimie’s personal life experiences lead her into trauma therapy training, first for her adopted son, and then for herself. A unique lens for understanding trauma has come out of it, joining the two worlds of neuroscience and trauma therapy uniquely. It became the thread that ties it all together in a way that clinicians and patients find understandable and easily applied within their daily life.

    Dr. Aimie offers science-based solutions on how to rewire the nervous system with The Biology of Trauma. Accelerating the healing journey through recovery to resilience, presence, and aliveness. Dr. Aimie is the founder and CEO of Trauma Healing Accelerated, offering her foundational online course: “The 21 Day Journey to Calm Aliveness”, which is an experiential journey into the nervous system that is open to all as well as her 8 module certification course for practitioners, “Biology of Trauma” that teaches the protocols of addressing The Biology of Trauma on the different systems of the body.

    Questions we answer in this episode:

    What is the Difference Between Stress and Trauma?

    Why is Trauma Biology and Not just Psychology?

    How can you Recognize Unresolved Stored Trauma?

    When does Trauma Starts for Most People - the Current Pandemic of Insecure Attachment

    What are the effects of stored Trauma in The Body?

    You refer to a Biology That could get People Stuck on Their Healing Trauma

    Connect with Aimie:

    https://www.traumahealingaccelerated.com/

    Dr Aimie’s 21 Day Journey:

    https://www.flippingfifty.com/traumahealing

    Connect on Social:

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/draimie/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/draimie/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-aimie-apigian-1b863244

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/draimieapigian

    Other Episodes you may like:

    Turn Midlife Stress into Strength | Victim to Victorious Author: https://www.flippingfifty.com/midlife-stress/

    How to Kick The Chronic Stress Cycle to the Curb || Women Over 50: https://www.flippingfifty.com/chronic-stress/

    6 Common Sense Steps for Health from Uncommon Motivation: https://www.flippingfifty.com/commonsense/


    Midlife Weight Loss: Burn Body Fat, Balance Your Hormones Jan 10, 2023
    Show notes

    If you want to burn off body fat there are a few things you have to know. Very possibly there are a few things you need to unlearn.

    In this episode you’ll hear me ask my guest these questions:

    Are Keto and Fasting good for Midlife weight loss?

    We are going to unpack the science of weight loss, specifically fat loss, and Stu’s recipe for success with his clients. We look at the difference between metabolism and fat burning and make sure you’re running toward the right goal.

    And last, the secret sauce in this episode is mindset. Just how much or little does it have to do with your ability to reach your goals? We’ll dive into that too. Collectively you’ve got 60 years of experience on this podcast. Listen in, listen up and let’s start having a fat burning mindset.

    My Guest:

    Stu Schaefer is a 20-year award-winning celebrity weight-loss coach. He specializes in helping people put their body into The Thermogenic State so they burn fat 24/7… and lose weight like they did in their 20s. Stu struggled with anorexia in his teens. And when he overcame his eating disorder… he realized he wanted to help people create their perfect body in a healthy, sustainable way. Since then, Stu has helped thousands of people transform their body and empower themselves to create massive success in their lives.

    Questions we answer in this episode:

    • Why does it get harder to lose weight as you get older and hit midlife?
    • Listeners will ask about diets like Keto and Fasting? Do you find they work for midlife women?
    • What's your secret sauce for easy and permanent weight loss?
    • How did you figure all this out?
    • What's the difference between metabolism and fat-burning mechanism?
    • What do you find are the different needs between women who want to exercise more and love it, women who don’t exercise and need to start, and those who are exercising but in a way not working for them (maybe too much cardio) who want to lose weight?
    • How does mindset affect your body?

    Connect with Stu:

    https://flippingfifty.com/stu

    Stu on Social:

    instagram.com/stuschaefer

    https://www.facebook.com/stu.schaefer.5/

    Other Resources:

    Continuous Glucose Monitor: https://www.flippingfifty.com/glucose

    Monitor your FAT and MUSCLE when Losing Weight: https://www.flippingfifty.com/smart-scales


    Is It Too Late and Is It Okay to Settle? Jan 06, 2023
    Show notes

    When you saw the title of this podcast, what was the first thing that popped into your mind? Like “Is it too late to lose weight? Too late to go back to school? Too late to be a lawyer? Is it too late to find love? To climb Mount Everest?” What would be your end to that question?

    As you think it over, there are some reasons why you may come up empty handed…because life is pretty good right now. We’ve all been raised (those of us who are 50 or more!) to not ask, not put yourself first, and not have that on your mind. That it’s not good to want.

    My Guest:

    Sheree Clark is a Midlife Courage Coach, television show host, inspiring speaker and accomplished author. Sheree has written and presented on topics ranging from finding your passion to overcoming career burnout. Her Fork in the Road coaching practice keeps her busy working with clients one-on-one and in groups on creating an authentically fulfilling life. In her personal time, Sheree and her cat Lotus work on their yoga poses.

    Questions We Answer in This Episode:

    • Why do you think it takes guts or courage to be your best version of yourself? Shouldn’t that be easy?
    • How would someone know when they’re not living up to their own potential or living their purpose? How does a woman feel if she’s there?
    • Do you think it’s ever okay to “settle” and to just be where you’re at, even if it’s not your ideal or vision?
    • What would you say to someone listening who feels THEY are not at their best and they want more from life?

    Connect with Sheree:

    Talk Series for Midlife Women: https://flippingfifty.com/talk-series

    Free Talk Series January 16 – 31, 2023. Come find out how to thrive courageously in Midlife.

    Connect on Social:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ForkRoad/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forkintheroadiowa/

    Other episodes you may like:

    The Gratitude Podcast: https://www.flippingfifty.com/gratitude/

    Why Creativity Matters More in Midlife Movement (how to get it): https://www.flippingfifty.com/creativity-matters/

    Why It’s So Hard to Change Health Habits (and What to Do): https://www.flippingfifty.com/change-health-habits/

    Proof It’s Never Too Late (and How to Do It): https://www.flippingfifty.com/never-too-late/


    Your Best 2023 | A Free Workshop for Women Jan 01, 2023
    Show notes

    Your best 2023 will be no accident while it might include surprises and serendipitous wonder.

    On this day, in this month millions set goals, resolutions, and I don't. I've believed and witnessed that SMART goals are dumb since 1984.

    The older adults get the less they set them because the more they know they don't work. SMART goals have never ever included the obstacles and the path back on track when you hit them.

    And this has been my way around empty goals and unfulfilling resolutions since 2000. I've been offering this as a health and life coach since then to my clients, students, corporations, retreats, and to staff members of agencies I led. It's been a lucrative workshop and an activity I do myself.

    Then I stare at what I learned by doing it with wonder. I know at a glance what I loved and what sucked my energy dry. I know what took up time and that I wanted to force results from that only frustrated me.

    And so here it is, the longest podcast I've ever recorded, where I've tucked in my favorite intention-setting best year plan ...for FREE.

    My Intentions for Today and Best 2023?

    I woke at 5:50 am this January 1 and had NO intention of doing this. For the first time in many years though I wasn't offering or hosting a New Year's workshop, coaching session or workout.

    And I had no plans to do so. And what a waste.

    So I'm sharing this for your best 2023. My ask of you is that you help spread the word about this podcast. Or if you're a fitness professional, I ask you to share She Means Fitness Business with fitness & health coaches.

    What Kind of Best 2023 Might Be Ahead?

    From this year planning workshop, I've had clients/students realize that a relationship they thought they wanted isn't and they've found the freedom and joy they wanted.. elsewhere. One student realized her dream of doing something other than her present career was still calling her after decades so she went back to school.

    Others just realized their values were far different than the tangible goals they thought they should be setting, and because of changes began to not only love work more but make more money doing it.

    A few things I'll ask:

    [12:20 What happened in 2022?

    What disappointed you in 2022?

    44:40 What roles do you play?

    1:02:00 What is your self-assessment of your dimensions of wellness?

    Are you a member?

    You'll find I'm emailing you... with the workshop playbook. It looks like this:


    If you're not yet a member... the doors are open right now.. and close on January 5. Monthly and annual membership options are available.

    If this workshop episode was valuable for you, I would so appreciate you sharing the podcast with your friends and relatives to spread the word and help us reach our goal of helping one million women in 2023.


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