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EPISODE · May 23, 2025 · 43 MIN

Protein, Pillars & Menopause: Eating Well In Midlife With Nadine Dumas

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Episode SummaryIn this conversation, Nadine Dumas shares her extensive journey in the field of nutrition, focusing on the unique dietary needs of women, particularly during midlife and menopause. She discusses common nutritional mistakes, the importance of protein, and the paradox of women feeling they overeat when they are actually undernourished. In this conversation, Nadine Dumas discusses various aspects of nutrition, fasting, and health, particularly focusing on women's health during midlife. She emphasizes the importance of understanding hunger, the impact of cravings, and the need for a balanced approach to nutrition and exercise. Dumas also highlights the significance of the five pillars of health—sleep, stress, hormones, nutrition, and exercise—and how they interconnect. She shares insights on breaking free from diet culture and provides a transformative client story that illustrates the power of nutrition in midlife.TakeawaysNadine has over 17 years of experience in nutrition.Many women in midlife under eat and over exercise.Protein intake is crucial for sustaining muscle during menopause.Women often misinterpret their nutritional needs, thinking they overeat when they undernourish.Blood sugar balance significantly affects mood and menopausal symptoms.Intermittent fasting should focus on not eating before bed for better sleep.Listening to clients' stories helps understand their relationship with food.Diet culture often misleads women about their eating habits.Fiber is essential for a balanced diet, especially in midlife.Gradual changes in diet are more sustainable than drastic ones. Circadian fasting aligns eating with natural energy cycles.Hunger should be viewed positively, as a signal from the body.Consistent eating can help manage cravings effectively.The five pillars of health must be considered together.Nutrition and exercise should complement each other for optimal results.Debunking diet culture is essential for midlife women.Sustainable changes are more effective than quick fixes.Sleep quality significantly impacts overall health and wellness.Food should not be categorized as good or bad.Midlife requires a more diligent approach to health and nutrition.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage07:58 Common Nutritional Mistakes in Midlife14:09 Understanding Nutritional Needs During Menopause20:03 The Paradox of Overeating and Undernourishment25:53 Blood Sugar Balance and Menopausal Symptoms32:03 Intermittent Fasting in Midlife39:34 Nutrition and Exercise Synergy44:38 Client Transformation StoriesDisclaimer Breast Intentions is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. The content shared on this podcast is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Any views or opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of any affiliated organizations. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider for medical advice or concerns.Resources & Mentions: • Website (www.thembnmethod.com & www.nadinedumas.com)• Follow Nadine on Instagram (@nadinedumas) • Follow us on Instagram and Facebook (@breastintentionspodcast ) Connect With Us: Have a topic or guest suggestion? Email us at [email protected] Tag us on social media with your thoughts from this episode using #BreastIntentionsPodcast

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Episode Summary In this conversation, Nadine Dumas shares her extensive journey in the field of nutrition, focusing on the unique dietary needs of women, particularly during midlife and menopause. She discusses common nutritional mistakes, the importance of protein, and the paradox of women feeling they overeat when they are actually undernourished. In this conversation, Nadine Dumas discusses various aspects of nutrition, fasting, and health, particularly focusing on women's health during mi...

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