Eating healthy but still gaining weight after 40? Learn why your midlife metabolism changes, how hormones, protein, stress, and nutrition impact weight loss, and what actually works.
Why aren't your workouts working after 40? Learn the biggest fitness mistakes women make in midlife and how to support muscle, metabolism, hormones, recovery, and energy.
Joint pain, stiffness, and inflammation aren't just signs of aging. Learn the real reasons women in perimenopause feel achy and what helps improve recovery and resilience.
Women over 40 often struggle with energy, body composition, and recovery. Discover the practical changes that support metabolism, hormones, and healthy aging in perimenopause.
Why does belly fat increase during perimenopause? Discover the real reasons women gain weight after 40, including hormone shifts, stress, thyroid health, metabolism, and muscle loss.
Feeling off after 40 despite doing everything “right”? Learn why information alone isn’t enough in perimenopause and how personalized support creates real results.
Telehealth hormone therapy is booming. Discover the benefits, risks, and how to know if online HRT, peptides, or thyroid treatment fit your midlife health needs.
Struggling with heavy periods, clotting, or ovarian cysts in perimenopause? Learn how low progesterone, estrogen imbalance, poor detox, and mineral deficiencies impact your cycle and what to do about it.
Learn why perimenopause rage happens, how shifting hormones and chronic depletion fuel irritability and emotional overwhelm, and what women in midlife can do to restore peace, balance, and resilience. Discover practical steps to support your mood, nervous system, and hormones during perimenopause.
In this episode, Claudia sits down with Tonya Romano, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and co-coach inside The Perimenopause Method. From losing her period in her 40s to discovering the power of functional testing, nutrition, weight training, and hormone therapy, Tonya’s story will resonate with any woman wondering if what she’s feeling is “normal.”
