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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2024 · 36 MIN

Brain Rewiring for Fat Loss After 40: How to Change Habits in Menopause (EP 28)

from BecomingHER Podcast · host Nicole Dvoracek | Fat Loss Over 40, Menopause & Hormone Optimization

Your brain runs on autopilot. For women over 40, that autopilot was set by 30 plus years of patterns that don't serve menopause fat loss. In this episode I break down how to actually rewire habits at a neurological level, why willpower fails women over 40 in midlife, and what women who transform in menopause do differently at the level of neural patterns, not just behavior. Covers neuroplasticity, identity-based habit formation, and the repetition science that makes change stick after 40.Apply for 1:1 coaching hereJoin the BecomingHER CollectiveThe self-paced community app ($97 first month, $47/mo). Macro calculators, workout resources, the 4M Method framework, monthly Q&A lives, form checks, and meal prep sessions. Not 1:1 coaching. No custom protocols, no weekly check-ins, no direct 24/7 coach access. The Collective is the framework. 1:1 is where it gets applied to your body, your labs, your life.Follow Nicole: TikTok | Instagram | YouTubeFollow Dr. Anne: Instagram | TikTok

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