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EPISODE · May 26, 2025 · 1H 6M

Aging Strong: The Science Behind What's Happening to Your Body During Menopause - with Professor Severine Lamon

from Stronger with Time · host Dr Tony Boutagy

Join the 9-Week Science of Thriving Course → https://scienceofthriving.com.auFollow us on Instagram → @tonyboutagyWhat actually happens to female muscle as we age—and why is menopause a breaking point?In this episode, we sit down with molecular biologist Profesor Severine Lamon to unpack what really happens to female muscle as we age—and why menopause marks a unique, non-linear turning point in training and recovery.Topics we cover include:•  When muscle decline begins—and why it’s not linear•  How different types of testosterone influence performance•  The impact of hormone therapy on strength and recovery•  How sleep loss alters training effects at the genetic level•  The 3x/day protein + leucine strategy for aging muscle•  The overlooked risks of performance drugs in women’s healthWhether you're coaching women or training through menopause yourself, this episode gives you science-backed tools to preserve strength with clarity and confidence.

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