Your Ultimate Guide for Healthy Living

Many women over a certain age, let’s say age 45 and beyond, find themselves feeling persistently tired in a way that doesn’t fully resolve with rest. They are often still functioning well on the surface—working, caring for family, staying active, and managing daily responsibilities—but underneath it all, energy feels limited, sleep is unreliable, and mental clarity isn’t what it used to be.

Many women are being told to lift heavy, train harder, and push further—especially through perimenopause and beyond. Strength training and endurance exercise are powerful tools, but in my practice I’m seeing something surprising: women over 60 who are fit, disciplined, and doing “all the right things” are showing elevated A1c on their labs. Could it be that the body is asking for balance, recovery, and a new definition of strength?

Perimenopause is a transformative phase in a woman’s life, marking the transition from reproductive years to menopause.

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