In this episode of Midlife Conversations, I share my three-day overlanding experience with my husband, Brooks. We explore what overlanding is and how it differs from traditional camping. I discuss the challenges and highlights of living outdoors, the importance of preparation, and the personal growth I experienced. Brooks provides insights from his military training and expertise in outdoor survival, making our journey both educational and adventurous. We also delve into how overlanding can help build resilience and prepare you for unexpected situations. Tune in for a candid conversation about pushing boundaries and embracing new experiences.
Dr. Tyna Moore is very cutting edge and is a total thought leader when it comes to microdosing Ozempic and Semaglutide for metabolic health. She looks for the TRUTH and doesn’t follow trends or what other people will “like”. There seems to be a lot of villainizing against the use of these peptides, yet, as Dr. Tyna Moore points out, we don’t point fingers at people using high blood pressure medication, and it’s essentially the same type of “lifestyle” medication. There are a number of people who think that eat less and move more is the ONLY answer – but that is simply not true. Metabolic pathways and mitochondrial health along with hormones are a HUGE player in the game of weight loss and health.
In this episode, we dive deep into Ozempic, Semaglutide, and the broader class of GLP-1 peptides with expert Dr. Tyna Moore. Contrary to popular belief, these peptides are not just for weight loss but also offer numerous benefits for metabolic health, neuro-degeneration, and more. Dr. Moore emphasizes the importance of personalized microdosing, highlighting the significant impact on gut health, immune modulation, and overall well-being. We discuss the vital role of strength training and bioidentical hormones in optimizing health during midlife and challenge the myths and propaganda surrounding these treatments. Learn how to find a knowledgeable physician and the importance of being your own health advocate.
What Are GLP-1 Agonists?
Ozemic/Semaglutide/Wegovy and Mounjaro/tirzepatide are GLP-1 agonists. GLP-1 agonists are designed to mimic our natural GLP-1s that we make inside our body that are secreted from our gut and our brain. There are receptors for this peptide hormone throughout the entire body. Another example of this type of peptide hormone is insulin. Semaglutide is essentially bioidentical to the peptide we create on our own. It’s been tweaked a little bit to have a longer half life, meaning it lasts longer in the body.
How Did Semaglutide/Ozempic/Tirzepatide Become So Trendy?
It was a happy accident. It was originally designed 20 years ago to help with neurodegeneration (like parkinsons and alzheimers), and it just happened to be helpful for type II diabetes. Somewhere in the last few years, the efficiency in weight loss came to surface and people went crazy over it!
Who Are These GLP-1 Agonists Actually For?
Simply put, they are for whoever needs them. Each person and patient has individual needs. Metabolic disease is usually at the root of many paths to disease that we see – from heart disease, to high blood pressure, cognitive decline, PCOS, hormonal imbalances, etc. There is sooo much that can be done during the decade leading up to a metabolic dumpster fire known as type II diabetes. GLP-1’s can help HEAL, regenerate, and fix metabolic pathways and mitochondrial performance.
GLP-1 agonists can be used to calm down inflammation in the brain, reduce pain, calm down metabolic and cardiac dysfunction, reduce joint pain, and so much more.
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In this episode of Midlife Conversations, I sit down with Wade Lightheart, co-founder of BiOptimizers, in our conversation we dive deeply into the transformative power of digestive enzymes, particularly for midlife health. We discuss the role of enzymes in digestion, the impact of diet on enzyme production, and the importance of supplementing with high-quality enzymes, probiotics, and hydrochloric acid. Wade shares his personal journey and insights on how these supplements can improve digestion, reduce fatigue, and enhance overall health. We also touch on the science behind enzyme functionality and their classifications, offering practical tips for optimal digestive health.
In this episode of Midlife Conversations, Natalie Jill is joined by my dear friend and naturopathic doctor, Dr. Lauren, to delve into the complexities of ADHD, particularly its impact on women’s health during midlife. We share our personal experiences living with ADHD, discuss how hormones influence symptoms, and explore strategies for managing dopamine levels without stimulants. Additionally, I talk about balancing my personal struggles while helping others through virtual consultations.
In this episode I discuss effective strategies to eliminate and prevent back pain, particularly focusing on individuals over 40. If you know me, you know that I have struggled with my own disc degeneration and have had to overcome some severe back pain. I did it through lifestyle changes, specific exercises, and dietary adjustments, and I want to share what I know to be true in my journey so it can help you in yours!
