As women, our bodies begin to shift around age 35—and once we hit 40 and beyond, those shifts can feel seismic. From weight gain and

Let’s be real for a second: sugar cravings can feel all-consuming. One moment everything’s fine — and the next, it’s like something hijacks your brain and

If you’re a woman in your 40s who’s been hitting the gym consistently, eating clean, and still not seeing the results you should be seeing—this post is

Let’s talk about sleep—that sacred part of our day that can either leave us feeling refreshed and energized or completely drained and frustrated. For women over

Let’s talk about calorie tracking—specifically, why it’s one of the least effective methods for sustainable weight loss. I know it’s tempting to rely on apps and numbers, but

Let’s talk mornings—because they can truly make or break your day. And while yes, you can recover from a rough start, when we’re talking about creating sustainable health, weight

If you’re in your 40s and suddenly battling breakouts again—you’re not alone. I never had major acne as a teen, but when I hit 46,

Chronically high insulin levels damage the brain, heart, kidneys, and every organ and blood vessel.  I HIGHLY encourage you to ask for your insulin levels

Eating late in the evening has become a habit and a behavior, whether from boredom, anxiety, sadness, etc.  To change this pattern, a few things

Most of us are hard-wired at the first leaf dropping from the tree to grab our cozy sweaters, fuzzy warm boots, and a warm pumpkin-spiced

In order to increase the production of progesterone, you need to ovulate (hormonal birth control stops this)  Why would you want to increase progesterone you

Next to your skin, your liver is your body’s largest organ. And that’s no surprise because it has some BIG jobs! It performs over 500