After doing some research, I found a very helpful article from MSNBC, "Losing the ‘matronly look’ of menopause":
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/24058512/ns/health-fitness/t/losing-matronly-look-menopause/
Some of the key ideas I want to share are:
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/24058512/ns/health-fitness/t/losing-matronly-look-menopause/
Some of the key ideas I want to share are:
- "menopausal women may need to eat fewer calories or burn more through exercise in order to stay at the same weight. And to lose weight, they'll need to work even harder, probably in both areas. It's no magic bullet," says Stuenkel. "It comes back to the things we always say — diet and lifestyle."
- "One study found that women who do work at diet and exercise can stave off weight gain as they enter menopause — and stay healthier, too. ... Results published in the journal Circulation showed that during nearly 4.5 years of follow-up, the women who worked hard at diet and exercise did not gain weight but actually lost an average of .2 pounds. ... The women in the intervention group also were healthier with regard to their blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood levels of glucose and insulin."
- "...you may want to try increasing your aerobic activity. Keep in mind that an exercise program that worked for you in your 20s, 30s or even 40s may not be enough now, ..."
- "Keep in mind that incorporating different types of activity, including weight-training, into your fitness routine can give you more all-around benefits."
And this is why I named my business "AMPS Lifestyle Change", because as long as we're alive, we will go through changes! (in my best grandmother's voice 😉)
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