Tips To Beat Menopausal Belly Fat
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- Picture this: You wake up, drink some coffee, do your daily workout and go about your day-to-day routine. Suddenly, you start noticing some stubborn belly fat that has never been there before. You haven't changed anything in your routine for years, so what could it be?
If this sounds familiar to you, you are most likely experiencing increased visceral fat. Visceral fat is the fat inside our abdomen and surrounds our internal organs. This is not the fat that we see! It is hidden under our skin and is extremely metabolically active and sensitive to inflammatory foods.
In this video, Dr. Mary Claire Haver explains how to control and reduce visceral fat using evidence-based research. To find out how you can get rid of this extra belly fat and measure your health, keep watching!
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- About Dr. Mary Claire Haver and The Galveston Diet -
Dr. Mary Claire Haver is board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and is a Certified Culinary Medicine Specialist from Tulane University. She is a Louisiana State University Medical Center graduate and completed her Obstetrics and Gynecology residency at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB). She is also a Certified Menopause Specialist through The Menopause Society.
Dr. Haver was a clinical professor at UTMB and The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Dr. Haver has served as a Hospitalist, Associate Residency Director, and Assistant Professor in her career. In 2021 she opened Mary Claire Wellness, a clinic dedicated to caring for the menopausal patient.
Dr. Haver has amassed over 3 million followers across social media by posting advice for women going through menopause. She understands that menopause healthcare is in dire need of change and is proud to be leading the conversation.
Her educational background and her own experience led Dr. Haver to develop the national bestselling book and online program, The Galveston Diet, a three-pronged lifestyle plan that encourages fuel refocusing, intermittent fasting, and anti-inflammatory nutrition to manage hormonal
symptoms, stabilize weight, and revitalize the body as it ages to provide benefits that will last a lifetime. Dr. Haver is working on her second book,
The New Menopause, which will be released in the Spring of 2024.
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Yes! I weighed between 116 and 120 with a flat tummy and lots of energy for YEARS. I turned 50, and within a couple of years, Im 150 pounds with a jiggly belly, nothing fits, i have no energy, and everything hurts. My diet hasnt changed. I have been telling my family that it's hard navigating the world in a body that doesn't feel like mine. Thank you for the validation!
I so feel you.😢
Ditto! I thought it was just me. It's so frustrating
Same here!
Oh yeah that’s me
Omg! That me. 😢 😭
Top tips to reduce belly fat in menopause 19:00
1. Eat more protein : 1-1.5g protein /kg of lean body mass
2. Fiber :
3. Probiotics : yogurt,fermented foods, miso, soft sour pickles
4. Intermittent fasting : 16:8
5. Aerobic activity
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You are the MVP!!!!! 🏆 Thanks.
Thank you! I really like her info, but these video are really long.
Thanks
Thanks 🙏🏻
I have begun to do intermittent fasting, Pilates, ACV in water 3xday, different tea drinks through the day with fresh lemon juice and cinnamon, I add 1/2 tsp of cinnamon to my French press coffee pot everyday …. I have lost 35 lbs since Oct 24th 👍👍👍👍👍
How do take the ACV in water 3 times a day It is hard for me?
What's ACV?
Apple cider vinegar @@heavenhaven7254
@@heavenhaven7254 ACV is Apple Cider Vinegar 😊
How are you feeling now?
Cannot believe this video is a year old and I’m just now seeing it!!! 47 year old perimenopausal woman!! Thank you for sharing your information, your story and your experience!!
What scares me the most is loosing my memory and my mobilty
Try changing your thoughts to telling yourself that this will never happen. To you. As fearful thoughts can make things a reality
I think its best not to spend time worrying on what might be. Yes keep brain and body active and eat well, etc. the elderly who have dementia often aren’t aware they have it and they can often still be happy in their reality . Many elderly ladies for instance will just want a baby they are given a doll and are really happy just caring for the doll. Often ex carers will believe they’re one of the staff and enjoy helping feed the other residents. I’ve met men who think they’re with their mates and want to go to the pub and that can be play acted in the nursing home albeit with non alcoholic beer
What scares me? Dementia, mobility, cancer, and being able to take care of myself
Totally...
Taking care of my elderly mother recently has opened my eyes to how critical it is to stay strong and healthy through my 50s and beyond.
I’m in the same situation which is why I’m very anxious in avoiding bone density, osteoporosis ❤
@@Hello-Stoiko Same - so lift weights! Weight bearing exercise is much better than just cardio. Protein also helps us build & keep muscle mass
My dad ALWAYS ALWAYS said this from like the past 50 years that subcutaneous fat is not the real enemy but the fat that you can’t see and is around the organs. Thank you so much for saying that aloud.
Bless your heart for giving menopause women a voice and help!
Right!?!? She is amazing I just learned about her and her practice recently. I adore her for being her own hero & being a #MenopauseWarrior ❤️🩹❤️🙏🏻
Yes I just learned about her on Mel Robbins she shared and haven't stopped watching her videos and also saw Halle Berry come on the news regarding menopause how the insurance doesn't support us we need to stand up for this
Losing my memory, my independence, my mobility and cancer
Oatmeal, Chia, gr. Flax, chopped apples, blueberries cinnamon, honey every morning!
To much sugar as a break fast..
I’m 75. Always have eaten well and exercised. But 15 years ago I gave up sugar. I list about 15 lbs and have kept it off. Have been intermittent fasting for two years, and still have not gained weight.
well God bless you. I do all of those and haven't lost an ounce.
@@Cadets1986 yes, me too. But I hear the doctor, its not weight we will lose quickly, if ever... but we will get healthier - somehow. So I guess - forward I go!
What is intermitent fasting?
May God continue too Always Bless you 🙏🏽 🙏🏽
Finally someone who knows exactly what I’m feeling. I have never had belly fat - I now have two rolls in the last two years. I’m miserable, brain fog is so real, anxiety is high, mood swings are awful.
I don’t even feel like myself. I don’t even like myself.
Can’t wait to check out your blogs
Sounds like me right now. 😞
Try bio-identical hormones. Life-changing and healthy.
May your family souls rest in peace. May the Lord strengthen and comfort you. You are a brave heart and amazing person. God bless and grant you good health. 🙏🏽
Aging…worst fear is chronic pain and then losing my memory.
Alzheimer's, muscle loss. Had cervical cancer in 1998, complete hysterectomy. In 2012 Had stage 4 colorectal cancer. Lots of chemo and radiation. The vagina, the rectum and bladder are fried and damaged from radiation! Was not aware of low Estrogen or hormones even being checked . Today, I'm 59 and every Hormone out of wack. For the last year I've added HRT and it's very difficult adjusting the levels. Cholesterol thru the roof, Dr pissed because I refuse to take statin. THANKFUL for you and your dedication to helping us women! My mom at 60 diagnosed with TRUE CLASSIC ALZHEIMER'S. I truly believe now that hormones was a huge part of this. THANK YOU THANK YOU SO MUCH. for helping us all❤
Hello Clarice, I'm so sorry to hear about the many challenges that you have had to endure, that sounds really really tough! And I am sincerely sorry if my message is unwelcome but when I read your comment I felt I had to leave a note. I went through menopause when I was 40 and very isolated with no medical care so at that stage I did a lot of research. Amongst the things I came across was the concept of 'the HRT window' or estrogen window. You may want to look it up. I think the advice is that HRT is beneficial if taken in peri or within 10 years of going through menopause, but that the benefits may not be great and there are some risks if it's been more than ten years since menopause. Please feel free to ignore my comment if it isn't welcome, but just in case you have not been made aware of the reduced benefit and increased risks, I felt I had to say it. Menopause Taylor's video's here on youtube were one of my resources. I only just found Dr Haver's videos today. I wish you a happy and healthy life 💖
I was always thin and muscular until I turned 55 and menopause ran over me with the belly fat train. I gained 20 lbs all around my stomach and back, and could not get it to come off no matter what foods I ate or eliminated, how much I fasted, exercised or tried everything known to man. Then I started using the progesterone my doctor gave me, and in four weeks the belly fat was off and my muscle tone is back. Hormones. That’s what did it! Hormones.
What other benefits besides weight loss have you noticed from taking progesterone?
Did you take any estradiol as well or just progesterone?
HRT absolutely treated my menopausal depression
This video should be seen by all women in Menopause. Thank you for sharing! Most complete and clarifying video I’ve ever seen in internet.
I now realize in 2005 @ 55, when I had unexplained, fast onset, end-life anxiety & depression, I was right to ask my (female) D.O. primary care physician if it could be due to perimenopause. She said no, I was too young since I was still menstruating, and I was started on Lexapro immediately with weekly psycho therapy for 3 years and annual psychiatrist checks for 7 years. Weaned off on my own during COVID due to near-aversion sexual response around my husband who I love dearly and who is extremely patient and kind. Now I’ve been lax and drifting for a year til my mom crashed and entered assisted living. This video hit my stream at the best time so I don’t end up like her re: unable to lift my arms, get up from a fall, or comb my own hair.
My husband AND I say
❤ Thank you!!
This is what happened to me. I have gained 35 lbs over the last 3 years, while I'm going through menopause. I'm dealing with weight gain in my abdomen, when I've always had a flat stomach. I'm now pre-diabetic, which is my biggest fear, because I've lost my grandmother and aunt to complications due to diabetes. This is ringing alarms. I know I have an excessive amount of visceral fat.
OMG you have literally explained what is happening to me when no one had an explanation except " your just getting older..it's normal " I'm 47 and have gained over 30 lbs in 2 years had a partial hysterectomy 13 yes ago. Diagnosed with hypothyroidism but just borderline so no medication. I found your utube channel and almost cried with emotional relief that there is an explanation for what's been happening with me. Thank you so much!
Same here🙏
I am so glad you enjoyed watching!
Same here
Same exact story here! ✋️
Hi. You need estrogen and testosterone.
You hit on all of what i am going through! Thank you so much 🙏
Love this. Thank you Dr Mary Claire.
Neeeeever had weight issues! Always healthy hip to waist ratio. Now, at 49 (started at 48), my hour glass started getting filled in with fat. I'm not obsessed with getting on the scale. I just feel "compressed" in my midsection. I do HIIT training at least 3x week and eat well. Thank you for this information! I swear to god if someone else tells me to just get used to it, I'm going to send them your way!!! Too many men out there telling me about MY female body!!
Does Hiitt help with losing the weight. All I here is I won't be able to get rid of it
@@tashad2201 I've had positive results with it. I don't do hours of HIIT training, however. I have found a groove that works for me. I work out intensely for 15 to 30 minutes and I'm done. I do that about 3 to 4 times a week with some resistance training. (Look up Hotworx. It works well for me.) I'm too busy to do anything that is longer than that. Besides, I hate working out and I would just rather get it over with. I recently started on progesterone HRT and have noticed a significant difference in my ability to shed fat and I sleep better. The main thing I've noticed is to stay consistent and listen to my body when it comes to what I eat and my exercise routine. I also take walks a few times a week in the evening hours to reduce my stress levels. I hope this helps.
lipo suction is the only solution. 20year olds still cant loose belly fat at times due to hormones.
You cannot get rid of visceral fat with lipo. Only subcutaneous fat.
Facts! my hour glass figure is getting filled in too! I don't know how else say it smh!
My biggest fear is losing my ability to work, having mobility and cognitive function. I just found your channel and I am so grateful to have discovered your videos. I went through menopause late (56). In 2020, my doctor put me on antidepressants for my stress; and I ended up gaining 70 lbs. Since then, I haven’t been able to lose the weight, especially in my stomach. I am trying to lower my cortisol and stress, so diets don’t work. Be careful of ALL medications after menopause. They impact your hormones.
My doctor did the same thing to me and I gained 80 lbs. but luckily have gotten half back off. Keep trying!! Im going to try this diet and see if I can lose the other half!!
Same here I have gained 50 pounds.
Same here I used to weigh 150. I thought I was horribly overweight. I only wish to be back to 150
Antidepressants are a common go-to by doctors who don’t understand menopause. You didn’t say you are under the care of a specialist and getting HRT but if you are worried about the symptoms and health issues that hormone deficiency causes you should see someone who is knowledgeable about HRT. I can tell you my firsthand experience is that HRT works! It takes a year or so to get the level right by having several consultations and communicating well. They start women very low dose and in my case I needed the top of the range dosage to feel 90% better. Don’t settle for low dose if it doesn’t resolve your symptoms.
What anti were you put on
Thank you,Mary. ITS to much important!!!
Dr. Haver, I just heard of you from Mel Robbins’ podcast and I loved the podcast on menopause that you were on with Mel. Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge and expertise on this field.
This is the first time I’ve seen your video on CZcams . And I am loving it! Besides your great content, you are so real. Your video has no filter. It’s so raw and it’s just so genuine! I usually don’t subscribe and I usually don’t comment either. But you definitely impressed me and I hit the subscribe button. Hope to learn more from you.
This is exactly what happened to me. I didn’t have any weight issues my whole life but gained 30 pounds in 2 years around menopause - all fat, especially on the belly. Have been trying to lose it for over a year now and it hasn’t budged 🥺
Hopefully this video helped! Here is a link to our 'Pause blog and quizzes that might guide you in speeding up that process: galvestondiet.com/link-in-bio/
me too
Same!
Me too
Same! I gained 25 lbs in two years and can not get it off! Started HRT during menopause. I feel better overall but my weight has not budged. I gain and lose around 6 lbs. Constant yo yo! My weight gain is all over my body not just in the belly. I don't recognize my body. 😢
4th yr perimenopause and this is seriously hitting home! Answers so much!!
Fantastic info and presentation! Thank you Dr. Haver!
Excellent information delivered fast-love your passion for us!!!
I went through menopause at 57, and started menses at 13, so 44 years of dysmenorrhea and extremely heavy flow - was so glad when it all stopped... until now. At age 63, BOOM, 30 pounds in 6 months after a minor bought of covid, but 2 bouts with food poisoning (stay away from the deli at the grocery store!) and I quit smoking, and mostly in my belly. I decided to start intermittent fasting and eliminate any food that comes in a box with a barcode. I've lost 3 lbs in 8 days and feel great, looking forward to getting healthier.
I love that you honor your relatives with those cards and shared your family with us. Your home is also gorgeous as well.
Great info! Thank you!
go girl...love your enthusiasm
I love that you respect your daughter and her knowledge!
That was the most comprehensive video about menopause I’ve had so far. Thank you so much for educating us. I pray and wish you to live to your 100’s or more. You definitely deserve the award winning ❤
This was EXACTLY the message I needed today
Sorry for your losses Dr🌹
Turning 55 in November & feeling the extra weights slowly. Thanks for sharing this information. Have been trying to get rid of my belly fat since January!
I am 45 and went into menopause at 42 ( this is when the stubborn tummy fat speared) it took so long to be diagnosed as dr thought l was to young for menopause & blamed PCOS instead.
I had to start researching all my symptoms myself & eventually realised it was menopause & l finally convinced my dr to start me on HRT ( trans dermal) I am finally
where l should be a feeling good & the belly fat has reduced & the hair loss l was suffering has improved somewhat. Doctors DEFINITELY need more menopause training as it is something that effects 50% of the world’s population.
🙏🏼❤️
Thank you for keeping it real! It helps those of us at home to feel like I don't have to be perfect.
Thanks for such great information.
I love the fact that you are here for our old lady bodies! I was on an estrogen patch and oral progesterone for about nine years. Sadly I had to stop using them due to hormone fed breast cancer. It was in situ, removed and I am fine. I have put on about seven pounds since stopping them, mostly in my middle. I am taking a hormone blocker. So glad to have found your channel . I want to stay healthy as I age, but it is harder now.
JUUUUUST started noticing slight changes in the past few months. NOT messing around and ordered your book this afternoon. The fact that you are a doctor, and certified in all the best ways and are a woman who is GOING THROUGH IT AS WELL is the absolute BEST lottery that we could all win by finding you!! 🥰🥰🥰
See a different doctor who knows about nutrition and food. This diet is just common sense and that she created it to make money turns me off. I went to see a naturopath and it changed my life. I am optimizing my health now.
Thank you so much for sharing this ❤
You are amazing! Love your videos. Thank you!
I’ve been pre diabetic for about 15 years. I am 53 now and have a history of gestational diabetes. I am 10 months PO a total abdominal hysterectomy and still have my ovaries. In the past 3 months I have had an unexplained 16 pound weight gain. This video was so helpful thank you so much!
I just found your videos today and this one has me in tears. I never had a problem with weight until I had a partial hysterectomy at age 38. The first few years were fine but once that remaining ovary began to die the weight pilled on. For reference I'm 5'0 with a small frame. I weighed 98 lbs at the time of my hysterectomy and I had given birth 3 times. Now, at age 55 I'm in the obese category. Now I have hope since I found YOU! Thank you so much
I have amost identical situation you just described. Spot on!
Have you tried a juice cleanse? Juice in the raw has a good one.
Me too! Had Hysterectomy at age 32 and it been down hill since
Listened to this during my run. Thank you for the great information!♥️
Thoughts and prayers are with you Tiff. ❤❤
Dr. Haver- thank you for sharing all this information. I am a former St. Jude patient as well. I had the same cancer as your brother, ALL. I have been in remission for 40 years now. I love following and watching your content and I'm trying to follow the Galveston diet as well. I started to have menopause symptoms when I was 38, so I am totally feeling the menopause struggles. Just wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Keep doing what you're doing! Women are benefitting!
Hi, I found you a week ago via a CZcams video suggested to me -- maybe it was a short -- and you were talking about your book, and I bought it right then. It's arrived and is on my stationary bike console. CZcams has since showed me a few more during the week and now it has shown me this one and I stopped what I was doing and watched the whole thing. I'm on HRT , frustrated with weight gain and muscle loss. I'm a personal trainer, and have learned of some of this through conferences but not everything. Educationally and in the industry, we are not prepared enough to help people at this stage!! So I appreciate you for being the face of this. Your information is wonderful. I'm subscribing and I'll look into your site. First person I want to help is myself!!
Oh my goodness you’ve suffered such loss! I love your channel and it’s a noble tribute to your family.
thank you. lots of good information.
Such great information! So many people our age complain about these symptoms and don’t know what to do. Love this. Thank you!!
Messaging is so confusing these days, especially for young people. “Embrace your curves” has come to mean, it’s ok to be obese. They put HUGE morbidly obese woman on the covers of magazines and say “This is Beauty”. When celebrities lose weight, they are criticized for “selling out”.
It’s ok to not be ok with being too heavy and seeking out info like this to help get back into balance and reduce the unhelpful fat. Tough love and facts are more helpful then “Your obesity is beautiful! Don’t change a thing!” talk. Telling people to “embrace their curves” has become as unhelpful as telling menopausal women “it’s just part of getting older. There’s nothing you can do”. There’s no upside to being fat when you are young. None. You CAN be truthful with someone without shattering their soul. THEY ALREADY KNOW ANYWAY. Validate their truth, not their denial.
There’s no upside to gaining weight due to menopause. This “embrace your curves” phrase had good intentions 20 years ago but now, it sends the wrong message. How bout, “Love your body into better health” I almost feel rage when I say I’m trying to figure out how to lose weight and some well meaning man says, “No, I like a woman with curves”. WE, as women, need to stop conflating Curves with Fat. If we are taught that “Curves/Fat are wonderful” why would we be interested in being less curvy? We really need to be crystal clear on what we say and “Embrace your curves” has become convoluted.
100% agree. Years ago 'curves' are what Sophia Loren had. Nowadays it means a size 24, 18stone woman.
A bit late here but thank you Dr Haver. I have taken notes on the 5 things to remember! My condolences on the loss of your family members and thanks to your daughter for the smoothie tips!
Oh my gosh I didn't think I can love this woman/Doctor more. I am so grateful for her work and passion when it comes to helping us out here. Bless you less You BLESS You !
I’m so very grateful to have found this video!!! I cannot find a doctor who understands what I am going through.
"I'm here for your old lady body." Yaaasss!!!
I just subscribed to and liked your show it is the 2nd I have watched today, and you make me feel hope, I'm 72 and understand now years of suffering from everything you mention so much so I have become a recluse. I won't go into it because you already know how we all suffer. But I will listen to you and change my attitude. Thanks for streaming for us granny's.
Thanks doc! You are the best Perimenopause, menopause, post menopause doc online. To the point of advice, easy to understand and very positive vibes from the screen reaching us....
So glad I found you! I went through menopause early, age 38, as did most women in my father's family. I stayed slender and athletic for many years, but mobility was affected when arthritis, scoliosis and osteoporosis took over, and I put on belly fat. Refused Premarin for ethical reasons, and it was the only game in town in those days. I'm 74 now with a host of ailments that can be linked to the menopausal condition. Will see an endocrinologist next month to see if the new body-identical estrogen might benefit me, even at this age. I have a calculated life expectancy of 100+, so have a great desire to feel good again in the many years ahead of me. The information you provide makes a huge difference in my new quest. BTW ... I make my own Greek yogurt -- no sugar, of course, but I do add homemade vanilla to sweeten the flavor. Who doesn't like vanilla?
I just absolutely love your show I love listening to your advice I feel that more OB/GYN‘s need to be informed into the menopause aspect I’m astounded at how many do not dive deeper into that part of their education it’s like they went to school they learned all they needed to learn 20-30yrs ago and that’s it. I think they should be made to go to current symposiums on their practice to learn new medical studies to help their patients. Thank God for you!!!!
Your daughter just helped me TREMENDOUSLY ‼️ GREAT SUGGESTION THANK YOU!! IM SUSCRIBED‼️❤️
Tjis presentation was so incredibly helpful
This has been life altering. Can barely work… adrenal fatigue is so high, I’m in bed about 50% of the week. These symptoms are so debilitating and devastating!!!!!!!! You are amazing!!!!!!!
Get adrenals tested by endocrinologist. I take Standard Process Bovine Adrenals.
Praying for you dear
Hi Dr Haver. I just found you a week ago. And I'm clinging to your every word!! Thank you for teaching us about all nutrition, belly fat etc. I'm 62 and I need this content so much. I joined your course, bought the Galveston diet book and got my first weeks groceries to begin tomorrow. ❤thank you
You are telling my story!! Thank you.
Wonderful video
Thank you for everything you are doing to help women. My condolences for the loss of your loved ones.great that you are using your loss as an motivation to help others.🙏🏽
Thank you for your kind words :)
I am 63yrs old, and I started all my weight after😢 menopause I would have never thought about all my weight gain. Love your blogs ❤
Thank you so much this was needed 😊
Thank you so much--I took copious notes. I was inspired to subscribe and look forward to learning more! :)
So much wonderful information! I signed up for the signature program tonight. So excited to get started, not just as a female in her late forties, but also as someone with ulcerative colitis. I also understand about the family history of cancer. My dad died of esophageal cancer and my brother was just diagnosed with it as well. Really makes getting nutrition under control a top priority!
Good luck on your journey!
Thank you for sharing your dauggter, your family, and some meal ideas.
Love that your daughter keeps you honest and updated on nutrition and so cool that she wants to change the world! I hope she can educate the world. 🙏
Thank you!!
Thank you!
Love your book, Dr Haven! Thanks for sharing your insights.
You have explained all my questions. My gynecologist don’t know anything about it. I asked for the patch and she refused to give it to me, stated she didn’t know much about it. I am so thankful I found you. Thank You for caring about us.
So glad I came across your site. My weight has been increasing over the years. I recently purchased a scale that shows the visceral and subcutaneous fat. I will now look at decreasing those two instead of weight. As a person who never really had weight issues until menopause, the weight gain has been really hard. I haven't had any good success with losing weight. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for watching!
So glad I found you!!!
Absolutely brilliant talk.....we need more doctors that are current. Especially re cellular health, menopause issues
Just came across this video. You're describing me perfectly... I am 63 now and went through early menopause (done by 50), and am a 'healthy' weight for my height (6 feet, 160 lbs). But my belly fat has increased while my weight has gone down or remained the same especially the last 4-5 years...despite hiking, working out regularly. Going to increase my protein intake and see what difference that makes. Don't want to lose weight, but I do want to gain muscle.
Loved Loved “we are here for the old lady body” Expressing the necessity of good brain health. Physical ability to move without pain. I would love to have you on my podcast, Know Your Crazy for the health segment. I too became passionate about menopause when it affect me, after witnessing women I coached struggle emotionally when I knew they had done the emotional work to elevate themselves. I started to study hormones or lack thereof. Thank you for your work.
thank you for being so willing to share your knowledge with the rest of us!!
My favorite part of your video was your daughter. She is so precious. Thank you for all of this information. You are a gem.
I just want to love my body without fear and the angst. While being healthy, just the attitude is so negative and I feel the anxiety here. please love your bodies. It is beautiful all through life. Sending love to all who are reading.
I am so thrilled I found you and wish I knew about you 10 years ago! My quality of life in menopause has been awful. I was 130lbs my entire life and once I hit 55, I blew up like a balloon and had to go on hormones to try and manage severe hot flashes. I am a sponge and want to learn more!
Learn more at our blogs: www.galvestondiet.com
Thank you for sharing your family history. I’m fighting visceral fat too.
Thanks for you info and I agree that this topic is not spoken much about.
I sustained a flat stomach after 4 children in my 20’s and 30’s (3 c-sections) and suddenly at age 51 (I'm 53 too), I gained about 15-20lbs and majority is in abdomen and breast. I started HRT and am getting back into weights because my trainer did the in-body scan and said I need to lose 15lbs of fat and gain 5lbs of muscle. it doesn't move the scale much, but would make me look and feel better and stronger. I need to work on my diet. i love your videos and just pre-ordered your book! thanks for you message!
My #1 fear now, at 69, is losing mobility. I exercise every day and weights 3x week. I do this moderately. Still can't lose belly fat. ugh. I'm vegan and track my protein, fiber and carbs. TY for the great video.
Very informative, thank you for delivering this information. Some of us were incredibly frustrated with not getting a straight answer from those who took an oath to assist. You're a gem, thank you, thank you, thank you !!
Thank you brilliant information
Just came across your videos and feeling so happy! I am turning 60 this year and going through breast cancer now and feeling pretty low with my body. I workout everyday and try to do my best at eating clean. Just did my measurements and measured at a .81… and feeling elated that I am healthier than I realized! I will continue getting stronger and focus on the positives. Thank you!
First, I am so glad I came across your channel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Fatigue is very big and I already have a inflammatory process in my body with Ulcerative Colitis (IBD) that makes me very tired. I have worse depression and anxiety. I was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis at 48 shy a month of 49, so I was probably already starting Peri menopause. Now in Peri and 54 years old going on 55 in a couple of months, I still have me period. I have very increased rage, breast tenderness, wired feeling a week before and can't sleep, heart palpitations and seen a cardiologist, stinky sweat, hot flashes, etc. I cannot take HRT because during a severe flare in my colitis, hospitalized and got a DVT blood clot and on blood thinners. So not hormone replacement. I really suffer with daily things because of it. I used to be a woman that ran to the gym, worked out all the time, and good health. I know to not have the energy. I do walk an hour a day with my dog. Thank God for my dog. It really does help, but it is not enough to fight fat in the waist that I did not have before.
The estrogen patch doesn’t have the first pass through the liver, which is how clots start-ish. Not sure if progesterone can cause clots.
This video was so inspiring!!!.. I love how your daughter Segway herself in the video and shared her expertise in nutrition. I will definitely be following your food protocol. Thank you!!!!🙏🔥🔥🔥❤️
Love your blogs, so much good information, a lot to take in hope I can Get it all figured out.
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