Holiday Hosting Stress: What My Aunt Bert Taught Me About Retiring From Thanksgiving
Why alcohol and menopause mix differently after 40, how wine affects sleep and hot flashes, and how to decide before the party what’s worth it.
Alcohol and Menopause: How I Drink Wine in Midlife Now
Why alcohol and menopause mix differently after 40, how wine affects sleep and hot flashes, and how to decide before the party what’s worth it.
Turning 53: How I Set Midlife Health Goals Around How I Want to Feel
At 53, Jennifer Dent Brown shares her perimenopause body recomposition and why midlife health goals should start with how you want to feel, not just look.
Tried Everything to Lose Weight? Try Doing Less Better
Tried everything to lose weight in midlife? Jennifer Dent Brown explains why doing less better starts with knowing where your effort actually matters.
How to Be More Consistent: Stop Opting Out of Your Own Plan
Learn how to be more consistent with workouts and habits by seeing what you give up each time you opt out, plus the two tools Jennifer Dent Brown uses.
The Post-Workout Breakfast Mistake Draining Your Afternoon Energy
Tired by afternoon even after a hard workout? Learn why your post-workout breakfast matters and what to eat instead of a light yogurt bowl.
Perimenopause Weight Loss: What If Eating Less Isn't the Answer?
Perimenopause weight loss takes more than eating less. Learn why not every woman responds to GLP-1s the same way and what to look at beyond calories. (149 characters)
How to Lose Weight When You're Always Last on Your Own List
You spend on your kids, your partner, your community without hesitation. But when something is for you, you pause. That pause is not about money. It is the same pattern quietly keeping your weight on.
The System Was Never Built to Help You
You are doing everything right. The workouts. The protein. The supplements. The fasting. And the weight is still there, still hanging on, still not responding the way it used to. I want to tell you something that took me longer than it should have to understand: this is not a discipline problem. It is not a willpower problem. For decades, perimenopause has been filed under gynecology because periods change and periods stop. But perimenopause is actually a cardiometabolic transition, not a pelvic one. That one sentence explains so much of what you are experiencing. Your symptoms got routed to the wrong conversation, and you have been trying to solve a metabolic problem with pelvic solutions. That ends today.