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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2025 · 28 MIN

10. Five Things to Add to Your Plate in Midlife for Better Energy, Hormones, and Metabolism

from Midlife Glow Up: Simplifying Fitness, Nutrition and Healthy Habits for Women over 40 · host Joan Dandeneau - Midlife Health & Wellness Coach

In this episode of The Midlife Glow Up Podcast, Joan invites listeners to take a thoughtful look at their personal story with nutrition - the beliefs they grew up with, the rules they absorbed without realizing it, and the “diet mentality” that often follows women into midlife. She explains why this season of life isn’t the time for shrinking or restricting, but for intentional nourishment that supports hormones, metabolism, energy, and long-term health. Joan then breaks down the five most impactful things women over 40 can add to their plates to feel, look, and perform their best. Each one is simple, powerful, and rooted in science, and Joan shares both personal stories and client examples to illustrate how small nutrition upgrades can transform daily life.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why midlife is not the time for eating less, but for eating more intentionallyHow your early beliefs about food may still be influencing your choices todayThe connection between nourishment, hormone balance, metabolism, and emotional steadinessFive key additions that powerfully support a midlife body (without dieting or perfection)How fueling properly leads to better consistency, fewer cravings, and more sustainable habitsIf you're ready to solidify healthy habits in the new year, check out Your Midlife Reset: the 21-Day Habit Challenge for women in midlife. It's $21 for 21 days and it's the perfect jumpstart for women 40+ who want simple habits that actually stick. Here's how we can stay connected:Follow @joansfitzone on Instagram → for simple, sustainable fitness and nutrition tips for women in midlife to create lasting change. Join the The Midlife Glow Up Collective FREE Facebook community → a supportive space for women 40+ who want accountability, encouragement, and realistic ways to stay consistent with health and self-care.Apply for 1:1 coaching with Joan → Ready to take your fitness, nutrition, and healthy habits to the next level with a customized plan and one-on-one support + accountability? Apply here! 

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In this episode of The Midlife Glow Up Podcast, Joan invites listeners to take a thoughtful look at their personal story with nutrition - the beliefs they grew up with, the rules they absorbed without realizing it, and the “diet mentality” that often follows women into midlife. She explains why this season of life isn’t the time for shrinking or restricting, but for intentional nourishment that supports hormones, metabolism, energy, and long-term health. Joan then breaks down the five m...

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