How to Look and Feel Great After 50! | Empowering Midlife Wellness
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2022
- Today I’m speaking with elite personal trainer Kelley Workman, who happens to be my trainer, as well as a woman over 50 with six children! We will be talking about my own health journey as well as sharing the most important tips for stay fit and healthy over 50, including consuming adequate protein, intermittent fasting, portion control, and a combination of strength training and cardiovascular exercise. Kelley’s most important advice is to take one thing at a time and create a healthy lifestyle that is sustainable and achievable by absolutely anybody!
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Love this conversation! Its so true! The inly thing is about hrt. I've tried it on and off for a few years but i get terrible side effects from it. I really want to be onit though asi want to replace my hormones. I'm still searching for how i can do it without horrendous side effects. I eat well and excercise so weight is fine but it's the rhings that we can't see that the hormones help with
❤ thank you for the spectacular conversation ❤
Once more a wonderful, motivating and great informative video Susan! Linda xx
Thanks for watching!
This a great video Dr. Susan. So much helpful info!
I’m so confused about protein. I was feeling great eating 1 gm per pound of body weight. But now there is SO much out there about lower protein plant-based diet but heard amounts as low as 0.4 mg per pound of body weight in longevity diets. The more protein, the higher the mTOR levels. Negative impact on the epigenome. But I successfully lost weight, built muscle and was not hungry on 130 gm of protein with a total of about 1400 calories a day when working with a trainer. It seems there a two opposing schools of thought on protein intake. Dr. Valter Longo, Dr. David Sinclair, many more recommend lower protein levels, plant-based diet. Super hard for me as I came from typical American diet.
Ohhhh my … this gives me so much hope!!! I just can’t stop eating junk
Interesting that you posted this video/subject today. Last week I started a 100 squats and pliés per day challenge with myself. I started with 50 last Wednesday and by today I got to 75. I am doing M-F and resting Sat & Sunday. Now I am wondering if I should do every other day instead of every week day and skipping the 2 days on the weekends. Along with these squats & pliés I have been lifting free weights to try and strengthen my arms, as well as a rebounder that I jump on for cardio (when I remember to). Not so disciplined with that. I am 54 and notice that I am not nearly as flexible as I once was so I have been doing a stretching routine in the early evenings to increase my flexibility. I do not want to be one of those people who falls and injures something because I am tight as a rubber band. I want to get my flexibility back because that was one of my bragging points that I could touch my nose to the floor while sitting, legs spread out to the side. Now I am struggling to lean forward much at all. I WILL get there!!
Keep listening to your body and keep going! I love your positivity, you WILL get there
I would love recommendations on books to learn more about this phase I'm in. Any authors or books you recommend?
She is over 50 w 6 kids??? Oh my!
How much protein do the body need per day? and what is the best protein to eat or drink per day?
Hey there, I recommend 1g of protein for ideal body weight. So for example I eat 120g. I talked about all of this in my previous CZcams video about my favorite protein sources. You can watch it here: czcams.com/video/3Xy6OJ-yw7Y/video.html
I’m confused. Granted, it’s probably my menopause brain, but how could a person consume 1 gram of protein per ideal body weight (145 for me) with in six hours? Especially if we can’t metabolize large quantities at a time. I feel I’m missing a big piece of the puzzle in these discussions.
I'm 49 years old, I'm in perimenopause, I've gained 5 kg, but I've had a cervical spine operation, I still have an unoperated cervical hernia, one thoracic and 3 unoperated lumbar hernias, and now there's one on the knee. I have had all these problems since my youth after two car accidents. How can I at least maintain muscle mass if I have so many restrictions?! What do you recommend? How can I lose this 5 kg?
Wish you were my Dr.
I wonder what pound of weights should I start out with? I am 73 years old. How much protein should you eat in 1 day?
Hi Deborah, I'd recommend watching a previous video where I talk all about your daily protein intake: czcams.com/video/3Xy6OJ-yw7Y/video.html
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Cannot sustain being a vegetarian?? Can’t actually believe you are a doctor and do this!!!