EPISODE · Aug 27, 2026 · 18 MIN
160. Fix Your Nights First | The Eat-Move-Think Reset, with Good Reason
from Fire Up at 55 Plus · host Laurie Adams
Today with me, you’ll revisit an episode about change, for overall transformation and from morning to night, during just one day. This is Laurie, sharing this broadcast again for two reasons: The first, not surprising, is that weight loss continues to be a high priority for many midlife-plus women. It’s something they’ve carried since grade school. Now layered upon thoughts of “Is it too late?” along with menopause transitions there’s real psychological and physiological weight gain on top of decades-old body image conditioning.The second reason comes out of my most recent podcasts about new research I shared—about the benefits of walking. The research shared in this repeat episode emphasizes that science now confirms three facts about what women like us have lived for years:Appetite control weakens with fatigueStress hormones peak later in the dayDecision-making collapses at nightPlease keep these reasons in mind as you listen!Does this sound like you: Stuck in diet after diet, weighed down by the struggle? Download my free guide now for simple tools to stop the madness by going to laurieadamscoaching.com.This episode was produced by The Podcast Teacher: www.ThePodcastTeacher.com.
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Today with me, you’ll revisit an episode about change, for overall transformation and from morning to night, during just one day. This is Laurie, sharing this broadcast again for two reasons: The first, not surprising, is that weight loss continues to be a high priority for many midlife-plus women. It’s something they’ve carried since grade school. Now layered upon thoughts of “Is it too late?” along with menopause transitions there’s real psychological and physiological weight gain&nbs...
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