Fat IS Your Friend and You Need It!

Reclaim your Rest: The Cheat code for Getting Great Sleep

In this episode, Tabitha and Amy explore the often overlooked yet critically important topic of quality sleep. They discuss proper sleep hygiene and share practical sleep tips for acquiring quality rest throughout the night, especially during menopause. They dive into the various sleep cycles, the impact of lifestyle choices — such as avoiding food and drink three hours before bed — and the tools and habits that make up a solid sleep routine. From sleep trackers to mouth tape and the supplement magnesium, this episode covers the essentials for truly restful nights." 03:02 Understanding Sleep Hygiene and Its Importance 05:59 The Science of Sleep Cycles 08:57 The Role of Alcohol and Diet in Sleep Quality 11:59 Exploring Sleep Aids: Mouth Tape and Magnesium 15:04 The Impact of Sleep on Hormones and Health 18:04 Establishing a Healthy Sleep Routine 24:38 The Importance of Sleep in Menopause 35:52 Establishing a Sleep Routine 39:45 Natural Sleep Aids and Practices

Fat IS Your Friend and You Need It!

In this episode, Tabitha and Amy explore the fascinating world of body fat and discuss the different types and how menopause influences fat distribution . Learn that there are actually three different colors of fat, and how each can act as the body's friend and ally in maintaining a healthy body. The ladies discuss how we need a certain amount in our bodies and the importance of balance between - subcutaneous( pinchable fat ) and visceral (fat around the organs.) Tabitha then describes her experience finally using a red light therapy bed and does she think it worth doing again. Key Topics * Differences between subcutaneous and visceral fat * The role of fat in hormone regulation and temperature control * The impact of fat on inflammation and disease risk * How to increase healthy brown fat and decrease harmful visceral fat * The influence of menopause on fat distribution and health

When Your Skin Stops Responding—What Actually Works in Midlife

Are you dealing with fine lines, dark spots, or scars? Whether you're considering home remedies or professional procedures, this episode will offer practical advice for every skin type and is perfect for anyone looking to rejuvenate their skin without costly surgeries. Tabitha and Amy explore simple, science-backed skincare hacks such as everyday acids and professional treatments that can transform your skin. They discuss how chemical peels and micro-needling stimulate collagen production and how to improve texture using gentle acids like glycolic, lactic, and salicylic along with the role of serums like vitamin C in collagen building. 4:11 The Truth About Acids: How They Fade Scars, Spots & Fine Lines  9:21 Why Lactic Acid Is the Go-To for Sun-Damaged Skin  10:48 Why Acids Make Your Serums Work Harder  13:45 Collagen Boosting or Skin Damage? What Acids Really Do  16:40 Mixing Acids the Right Way (Without Wrecking Your Skin) 20:56 RF Microneedling vs Traditional Treatments: What’s Worth It?  22:14 How Microneedling Triggers Collagen (And Why It Works)  23:36 Needle Depth Matters: The Science Behind Microneedling  25:17 At-Home Microneedling: Does It Actually Work?  26:04 How Often Should You Microneedle for Real Results?  27:25 Microneedling vs Other Skin Treatments:

The Magic of Collagen, Finding a Baseline & The Art of Self-Advocacy

In this episode, Tabitha and Amy stress the importance of establishing your baseline of health before experiencing perimenopause symptoms. They hammer home the need for women to be their own health advocates and highlight the significance of understanding one's body and seeking second opinions if necessary. The hosts then explore the health benefits of collagen, discussing its role in maintaining skin elasticity, joint health, and overall vitality. They provide insights into different types of collagen and how supplementation can support women's health during perimenopause.

The Importance of B12 - What Kind To Take and What NOT To Take

In this episode Tabitha and Amy discuss the powerful role of B12 in boosting energy, supporting cardiovascular health, and improving nerve function. The delve into the different ways to test if you're deficient, and why methylcobalamin is the superior form. Amy details the surprising connection between histamine reactions, menopausal symptoms, and the importance of methylated B12 to keep inflammation and rashes at bay. And for a touch of humor, Amy and Tabitha hilariously ponder the mystery of eating liver, in its many forms. They just don't get it.