
177 | Beat Sugar Addiction & Prediabetes With Low Carb
Weight Loss After 50 | Menopause, Hormones, Healthy Eating, Pain Relief, Keto Diet, Prediabetes
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If you're a woman navigating weight loss after 50, menopause, insulin resistance, or prediabetes, you've probably heard a lot of opinions about low carb.
In this episode, I'm sharing why I've personally chosen a low-carb lifestyle for nearly nine years. After losing 70 pounds, reversing my prediabetes, and maintaining my weight loss for years, I discovered benefits that went far beyond the scale.
We'll talk about hunger, cravings, energy, inflammation, blood sugar control, and why low carb has remained a sustainable approach for me through menopause and beyond.
If you're looking for a simple, realistic approach to improving your health, managing insulin resistance, and feeling more in control of food after 50, this episode is for you.
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