

Why Men and Women Shouldn’t Eat the Same Way
Jun 12, 2025
Discover how biology shapes dietary needs differently for men and women. Explore key nutrient deficiencies and why they vary between genders. Learn about the hormonal and emotional factors affecting women's health, from PMS to menopause. Understand the distinct responses to intermittent fasting and how stress influences hormonal balance. Dive into gender-specific health challenges and strategies for holistic well-being tailored to each gender's unique needs.
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Distinct Nutritional Needs by Gender
- Men and women have distinctly different nutritional needs due to biology and hormonal cycles.
- Women need more iron and certain vitamins during menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause compared to men.
Women’s Key Nutrient Focus
- Women should prioritize getting enough vitamin D, iron, magnesium, iodine, and B vitamins for hormonal and bone health.
- Consume food-based iron with vitamin C and focus on blood-building foods like beets and leafy greens.
Men’s Essential Nutrients
- Men should focus on zinc for testosterone and prostate health, vitamin D, magnesium, CoQ10, and creatine.
- Include organ meats, pumpkin seeds, sardines, and red meat regularly for optimal male nutrition.