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Not Your Usual Midlifers: We Are and Evolved Species of Women

Women in midlife today are redefining what it means to age, setting themselves apart from generations before them. Unlike in the past, where reaching your 40s and beyond often carried societal expectations of slowing down, modern women are embracing fitness, nutrition, and wellness as tools to thrive well into later years....

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Energy: Jumpstart Yourself

As women move through their mid-thirties and beyond, many begin to notice subtle yet significant shifts in their energy, mood, and stamina. These changes are often tied to fluctuations in cortisol—the body’s primary stress hormone, which can disrupt natural circadian rhythms, blunt morning alertness, and contribute to a...

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Collagen: Bounce Baby, Bounce

Collagen is a vital protein that provides structure to the skin, bones, tendons, and ligaments. Certain foods can naturally boost collagen production, including those rich in vitamin C and amino acids. Citrus fruits, berries, and vegetables like broccoli and kale are excellent sources of vitamin C, which is crucial for coll...

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Oat My Gosh: No They Are Not All Equal

Rolled oats, oat bran, and steel-cut oats each begin with the whole oat groat, but differ in processing and nutritional characteristics. Rolled oats are steamed, then flattened, which makes them easy to cook while retaining most of their beneficial nutrients. They provide a significant amount of soluble fiber, particularly...

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Cortisol Part ||: Let There Be Light

To optimize cortisol production, particularly in the morning, exposure to bright natural light can be highly effective. The early morning sun, rich in blue light, prompts the body to increase cortisol levels, aligning the circadian rhythm with natural day-night cycles. If natural sunlight is not available, exposure to 10,00...

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X Squared: Our Innate Backup Disk

Women generally live longer than men due to a combination of genetic, hormonal, and lifestyle factors. One significant genetic factor is the chromosomal difference between the sexes. Women have two X chromosomes, while men have one X and one Y chromosome. This genetic advantage allows women to potentially have a backup copy...

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Portion Control: Supersize Nothing

Over the past two decades, there has been a noticeable increase in portion sizes and calorie counts in various food items as a result of changes in consumer preferences, marketing strategies, and food industry practices. This trend has been linked to several health issues, including the rise in obesity rates. With larger po...

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Walking: I Like the Way You Move

Walking offers a multitude of benefits for women over 35, standing out as an accessible, low-impact exercise that promotes overall health without placing undue stress on the joints. As women age, maintaining joint health becomes increasingly important, and walking provides an excellent way to stay fit without the high risk...

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Mindfulness: Prioritize The Disconnect

Mindfulness plays a crucial role during the phases of perimenopause and menopause, as these transitions often bring about significant physical and emotional changes. During this time, women experience fluctuations in hormone levels, particularly estrogen and progesterone, which can affect the brain's chemistry, leading to m...

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