In this eye-opening episode of the Well Beyond 40 podcast, I sit down with Dr. Felice Gersh, a leading expert in integrative medicine and a trailblazer in hormone therapy, to tackle one of the most critical yet overlooked health risks for women—heart disease. While breast cancer often dominates the conversation, heart disease remains the number one killer of women, particularly after menopause. Dr. Gersh sheds light on the powerful role that certain hormones play in protecting our bodies and why it’s essential to rethink how we approach hormone replacement therapy (HRT) as we age.

In this episode, we dive deep into a sneaky culprit that could be sabotaging all your hard work: sugar overload. Even if you’re steering clear of obvious sweets, hidden sugars might be sneaking into your diet from unsuspecting sources, leaving you feeling drained, struggling with cravings, and frustrated with stubborn weight that just won’t budge. Could sugar be the reason behind your energy roller coaster and those nagging mood swings? We’re uncovering how this sweet stuff can wreak havoc on your body’s energy balance, and what you can do about it.

In this eye-opening episode, I sit down with Dr. Greg Kelly to explore the fascinating world of senescent cells—those “zombie cells” that linger in our bodies as we age, contributing to the aches, pains, and general decline many of us experience. If you’ve ever wondered why you start to feel “old” well before you’re ready to admit it, this conversation will shed light on the cellular mechanisms behind aging and what you can do to turn back the clock.

Whether you’re already feeling the weight of aging or just want to stay ahead of the curve, this episode offers actionable strategies to help you maintain your youthful vitality. Don’t miss out on this deep dive into the future of aging and how you can harness it to live better, longer.

In this eye-opening episode, I sit down with Dr. Greg Kelly to explore the fascinating world of senescent cells—those “zombie cells” that linger in our bodies as we age, contributing to the aches, pains, and general decline many of us experience. If you’ve ever wondered why you start to feel “old” well before you’re ready to admit it, this conversation will shed light on the cellular mechanisms behind aging and what you can do to turn back the clock.

In this eye-opening episode of Well Beyond 40, we’re pulling back the curtain on seemingly innocent foods that might be sabotaging your health. Prepare to be shocked as we expose the truth behind six everyday dietary staples that have been masquerading as “healthy choices” all along.
If you’ve been faithfully consuming these items, thinking you’re doing right by your health, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we demystify food labels, decode marketing hype, and empower you to make truly informed choices about what goes on your plate. Tune in to find out which items you might need to ditch from your pantry and what to stock up on instead.

In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Jeff Krasno, the co-founder and CEO of Commune, a masterclass platform for personal and societal well-being. Jeff’s journey is a compelling testament to the transformative power of lifestyle changes, especially for those of us navigating the complexities of life beyond 40.

You’ll discover a surprising ally for women over 40 – the concept of “good stress.” Jeff explains how embracing challenges that echo our ancestral past can be a key to unlocking better health. You’ll learn why pushing your comfort zone benefits not just your mind, but your body at the cellular level. The conversation explores simple, ancestrally-inspired habits that can transform your overall wellness, and how facing challenges head-on contributes to ageless vitality. Jeff offers valuable insights on how small, consistent changes in your routine can lead to significant improvements in your health journey. This discussion is particularly relevant for women looking to enhance their wellbeing after 40, providing practical strategies for reclaiming vitality and resilience.