Midlife Conversations with Natalie Jill 423: Seed Oils, GLP1's, Alcohol and Protein with Keri Glassman
Want the unfiltered truth about those "miracle" weight loss shots everyone's talking about? Curious if seed oils are actually destroying your health? Or the protein myth that's making you overeat (and what to do instead)? Two leading nutrition experts, Natalie Jill (a sports nutritionist) and Keri Glassman (a registered dietitian), cut through the hype in this candid conversation about what really works, and what doesn't, for midlife women's health. If you are a woman navigating midlife health changes and want evidence-based advice without the BS – you know you're in the right place!
In this episode I sit down with my bestie and celebrity dietitian Keri Glassman to discuss hot takes on midlife health topics. We discuss the optimal amount of protein intake, how GLP-1 medications aren't "cheating" - and who should actually consider them, the REAL story behind the seed oil controversy that's dividing the nutrition world, and the impact of alcohol on our health. We also delve into straight talk about hormone therapy - including personal experiences and practical advice.
Whether you are looking to improve your health, manage symptoms, or simply stay informed, this episode offers valuable perspectives. Stay tuned for part two where we will discuss topics like food dyes, keto diets, and more!
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