Keeping your blood sugar in balance is one of the most important (yet often overlooked) areas for lasting health. Stable blood sugar and insulin levels can determine whether you’re facing your day with energy and vitality, or sluggishness and unpredictability.
There are two things you may not know: Low testosterone in women is MUCH more common than most of us realize, AND it happens much earlier in life than you would expect. But why should we be worried about testosterone? Isn’t it a male hormone?
The saying that as we age our brains start to decline is simply not true. Women’s brains are beautiful, complex, and change and upgrade as we go through the different phases of our life. The key is understanding what is going on with your brain and your changing hormones so that you can gracefully transition through peri-menopause and show up with all of your wisdom and strength in menopause and beyond.
Women are biologically different from men in so many ways — but learning how you can optimize your metabolism, energy, and mood based on different hormones and chemistry will empower you, and your physicians, to make the best decisions for your body.
After eating dinner at the end of a long day, you essentially have two options: curl up on the couch or walking it out for 20 to 30 minutes after dinner. Often, at the end of a long day, you just want to sit and relax. But I have a feeling you know which one extends your longevity.
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