Altijd moe in midlife? Je lichaam spreekt

EPISODE · Feb 28, 2026 · 41 MIN

Altijd moe in midlife? Je lichaam spreekt

from Be-Life talk, de podcast die de gezondheid aanzet tot actie · host Be-Life

🎙️ Altijd moe rond de midlife? Wat je lichaam je probeert te vertellenVoel je je vaak uitgeput na je veertigste, terwijl medische onderzoeken weinig afwijkingen tonen?Die aanhoudende vermoeidheid bij vrouwen rond de midlife is geen toeval.In deze aflevering van Be-Life talk duiken we in een herkenbaar thema binnen de vrouwelijke gezondheid: hormonale veranderingen, chronische stress en energieverlies.💬 Samen met Tamara Cortoos, coach gespecialiseerd in de begeleiding van vrouwen rond de midlife en oprichter van Midlife Crossroads Academy, verkennen we de verschillende lagen van deze vaak onzichtbare vermoeidheid:– de impact van chronische stress op het zenuwstelsel– hormonale schommelingen rond de midlife– mentale en emotionele overbelasting– identiteitsvragen in deze levensfase🔬 In de rubriek Phyto & Nutri licht Ann Broché de fysiologische kant toe:– bloedsuikerregulatie en energie– het belang van eiwitten– mitochondriën en oxidatieve stress– magnesium en vitamine D voor de vrouwelijke gezondheid✨ Een aflevering voor vrouwen die:– zich vaak moe voelen zonder duidelijke reden– merken dat hun energie sterk schommelt– deze levensfase beter willen begrijpen🎧 Luister nu en ontdek wat je lichaam je probeert te vertellen.Meer info over Tamara Cortoos en Midlife Crossroads Academy?Surf naar www.midlifecoach.be of volg haar via Instagram @midlife.crossroads.academyAbonneer je om geen enkele aflevering te missen en maak deel uit van een community van vrouwen die hun gezondheid in eigen handen nemen.Wil je nog een stap verder gaan? Ontdek op onze Be-Life blog een selectie gezondheidsartikels om beter te begrijpen en er dagelijks concreet mee aan de slag te gaan.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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