I've always been fascinated by how our body's natural rhythms affect our thoughts, performance, and feelings. Yet, the complexities of women's health often remain unclear, leaving us with incomplete knowledge. But what if the secrets to thriving at every age are more accessible than we think?

This episode of Live Well, Be Well is super special because I'm sitting down once again with the amazing Dr. Stacy Sims, a leading expert in women's physiology. We're picking up right where we left off, diving even deeper into what makes our bodies tick and how we can work with our natural cycles rather than fighting against them. Dr. Sims is back with her straightforward, myth-busting approach, offering up some real talk and super practical tips for women of all ages.

In this episode, we're unpacking:

✔️ The real deal on continuous glucose monitors and other tracking tech—could they be doing more harm than good?

✔️ Some surprising insights about perimenopause and why it might start earlier than you think

✔️ Why ramping up your high-intensity training and strength work is key during perimenopause

✔️ A must-have supplement guide—sorting the helpful from the hype and saving you some serious cash

✔️ Effective strategies for maintaining pelvic floor health post-prolapse

✔️ And why it’s crucial for men to join the conversation on women's health

This conversation delivers science-backed clarity on rarely discussed women's health topics.Dr. Sims doesn’t just share the research; she also gets personal about her own journey through these life stages, offering wisdom that's both empowering and refreshingly honest.

Who is Dr. Stacy Sims?

Dr. Stacy Sims is an exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist specializing in sex differences in training, nutrition, and health. Known for challenging traditional male-based research models, she's the author of "ROAR" and "Next Level" and has dedicated her career to improving women's performance through evidence-based approaches tailored to female physiology.