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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2025 · 16 MIN

Part 2: How to Fix Your Metabolism After 45

from The Midlife Method™ with Cam Allen · host Cam Allen

Feel like your metabolism just isn’t responding the way it used to? You’re not imagining it! In this episode, we’re breaking down the barometer side of metabolism—because it’s not *just* about calories in, calories out. Stress, hormones, and gut health all play a massive role in how your body burns energy, stores fat, and feels on a daily basis.  We’ll cover:  ✅ How chronic stress & high cortisol lead to belly fat (*even if you're eating well!*) ✅ Why insulin resistance sneaks up in midlife & what to do about it ✅ The gut-metabolism connection & how poor digestion can slow fat loss✅ Simple, science-backed strategies to support metabolism in menopause If you’re in midlife and wondering why the same diet and workouts aren’t working anymore, this episode is a must-listen. We’re ditching the outdated just eat less and move more advice and getting into what actually works for women 40+ who want to feel energized, strong, and in control of their health.  🔔 Subscribe for weekly mindset tips, midlife motivation, and strength training strategies for thriving through menopause.🎧 Listen to the full Menopause Method podcast on Spotify + Apple.📲 Hang out with Cam on IG: @heymomma_cam🎯 Want to go deeper?💡 You might find that it’s not about willpower at all.This quick quiz reveals the real reason workouts feel hard—and gives you a simple way to get moving again:👉 https://www.camoyler.com/QUIZ💪 Download your 10-minute strength workout:👉 https://www.camoyler.com/minis🛋️ Free Home Gym Guide:👉 https://www.camoyler.com/gym-equipmen...🌙 Free Menopause Sleep Guide:👉 https://www.camoyler.com/pl/2148586038▶️ Watch more in this mindset series:https://youtu.be/zm8KB7dGjU0Key Takeaways:Your metabolism isn't just about calories in, calories out.Stress makes you store belly fat.Chronic stress increases our cortisol out of that natural rhythm.Cortisol is good. It's your get up and go.Insulin is this hormone that your pancreas sends out.40% of women over 40 experience some degree of insulin resistance.Eating fiber and fermented foods is a great place to start.Low calories is actually high stress for your body.Manage your stress like it's your job.You cannot out diet or out exercise stress.Timestamps:00:00 Metabolism, Stress, and Gut Health05:08 Stress, Cortisol, and Fat Retention06:49 Midlife Insulin Resistance and Fat Storage10:23 Menopause and Food Sensitivity15:15 Understanding Stress and Metabolism

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Feel like your metabolism just isn’t responding the way it used to? You’re not imagining it! In this episode, we’re breaking down the barometer side of metabolism—because it’s not *just* about calories in, calories out. Stress, hormones, and gut health all play a massive role in how your body burns energy, stores fat, and feels on a daily basis. We’ll cover: ✅ How chronic stress & high cortisol lead to belly fat (*even if you're eating well!*) ✅ Why insulin resistance...

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