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Megan Dahlman, certified trainer and nutrition coach, is on a mission to help every woman - no matter her age - feel strong, healthy and confident in her body. In a culture that overcomplicates everything, this podcast will be a breath of fresh air! Self Care Simplified meets you right where you’re at, giving you simple, sustainable tips so you can feel fully functional and pain-free—in your 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond. If you're looking for expert self-care advice combined with grace-filled mo ...
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We need a new story about midlife for women, because you’re never too old and it’s never too late to become the woman you always wanted to be. Join host Eleanor Mills as she explores a more optimistic narrative around the later stages of women’s lives, with guests drawn from a contacts book spanning 25 years as an award winning editor and newspaper journalist. Eleanor is founder of NOON.org.uk, the home of the Queenager - the term she coined to positively rebrand women in midlife. The Queena ...
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The struggles of a professional woman in her mid 50s with unmerciful weight gain, stress, and high cortisol levels. Learn all of the ways she is battling weight gain with "the change" and her adventures in trying to find the key to stop her ever expanding waistline (when nothing seems to work).
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Dream big, overcome self-doubt and reinvent yourself in midlife! Does this resonate with you? You’re a midlife or older woman and wondering what’s next. You’re tired of putting everyone else’s dreams before your own. You know there’s something more you’re meant to do in your next chapter. Unsure about how to get started and reinvent yourself in midlife? I’ve been there too. It took me 54 years to find my purpose and bold voice. I got curious, flexed my courage muscle and stepped into my grea ...
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For years menopause has been shrouded in mystery and hushed conversations, mostly centered around hot flashes and unwanted weight gain. But thankfully the tides have turned and menopause is now getting the attention it has always deserved, largely thanks to Dr. Mary Claire Haver. Dr. Haver is a board-certified OB-GYN who is passionate about demysti…
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Midlife can feel like a roller coaster. One day everything is going swimmingly - you feel good, loose and pain-free. And then you wake up the next day and BAM! Joint pain you’ve never had before. What is going on?! Listener Angela experienced the same thing: “I recently turned 48 and I feel like my joints are suddenly hurting all the time. I don’t …
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In this companion episode to The Queenager Podcast, Eleanor Mills and Wendy Lloyd discuss the biggest takeaways from episode featuring Dr Sharon Blackie. Here you'll find the inspirational takeaways from the psychotherapist and author so you can take action and make positive change in your life. Eleanor Mills is the founder of NOON, the UK's leadin…
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Sharon Blackie is a psychotherapist and academic. Her books – including her latest Wise Women – brings together lost myths, fairy tales and stories for women at midlife and beyond. In this episode, we ask what the second half of women's lives could look like if we rerouted ourselves in positive myths of wise older women. "I'd always had a deep root…
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Frozen Shoulder - ever heard of it? It happens when the strong connective tissues that surround your shoulder joint become thick, stiff and inflamed, resulting in pain, stiffness, and limited range of motion. And while anyone can develop frozen shoulder, it’s significantly more common in women, particularly during midlife and menopause. Whether you…
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Lots of things in our lives - both small and large - can affect how our bodies move and feel. For example, everything from something as seemingly simple as poor posture to something as dramatic as a major surgery can create ongoing pain and tightness in your shoulders and chest. What’s the best way to find relief? Listener Jill went through a life-…
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🌟Welcome to another empowering episode of Reinvention Rebels, where we celebrate the journeys of bold and unapologetic women redefining their midlife and beyond. 🌟 This week, I’m thrilled to introduce Kate Wells, a trailblazer dedicated to improving the lives of midlife women through her work in menopause and sexual health. From her beginnings as a…
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Let’s say you’d really like to experience some fat loss, because right now you just feel stuck. Maybe you’ve got some healthy habits in place - you’re exercising more, you’re eating better - but you’re just not experiencing the fat loss the way you want. What should you do? Philip Pape - the “physique engineer” - is joining us on the show this week…
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In this companion episode to The Queenager Podcast episode with Carol Vorderman (S1 E5), Eleanor Mills and Wendy Lloyd discuss the biggest takeaways from Carol, the broadcaster from humble beginnings turned political firebrand. You'll find the inspirational takeaways from Carol Vorderman so you can take action and make positive change in your life.…
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Stretching is such an important - and often overlooked - part of a healthy fitness routine. It can prevent injury, improve flexibility and mobility and promote active recovery. But what kind of stretching is best? And when should you do it? Listener Laurie asks: “Hi, Megan. I'm curious to learn, when is it most appropriate to use static stretching …
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If you’re in midlife, you’ve probably heard that strength training is really important for your overall health. But figuring out what to do and how to get started can feel so daunting! Listener Sherry had this same problem. And her question was so good, I thought it deserved a full-length episode: “Hi, this is Sherry. I'm wondering where to start o…
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Have you ever wondered about omega-3’s? What are they? What do they do? Where do they come from? Are they important and am I getting enough? Listener Jennifer had the same questions: “How do I know if I am getting enough omega-3 fatty acid in my diet? Is it harmful to get too much? I have GERD and I'm afraid of exacerbating that problem. Can you al…
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In this episode, join me as I dive deep into the inspiring reinvention story of Dixie Lincoln Nichols. Dixie’s tale is one of self-care, courage, and the unwavering commitment to support women’s health during menopause. 🌟 Key Points from Dixie’s Reinvention Story: Self-Connection 🌿 Dixie emphasizes the importance of connecting deeply with oneself. …
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We’ve all read about the importance of a good evening wind down routine. You know the drill - maintain a consistent bedtime, turn off your screen, dim your lights, avoid caffeine, etc. But how many nights do we find ourselves tossing and turning long after the lights have gone off? Or waking in the middle of the night unable to drift back to sleep?…
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In this companion episode to The Queenager Podcast episode with Dr Lucy Ryan (S1 E4), Eleanor Mills and Wendy Lloyd discuss the biggest takeaways from Lucy, coach, psychologist and author of Revolting Women: Why Midlife Women are Walking Out and What to Do About It. The Sunday Times praised the coach and positive psychologist's searing analysis of …
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"No one wants to read about old women," an advisor told Dr. Lucy Ryan, which spurred her to write her book Revolting Women: Why Midlife Women are Walking Out and What to Do About It. It proved him wrong. The Sunday Times praised the coach and positive psychologist's searing analysis of the Queenager Braindrain. Why it is that 30 years after men and…
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There are plenty of health concerns out there that start creeping up in midlife. But what about the ones that sneak up on us without us even realizing it? Listener Cami asks: “I just had my first Dexa Scan and it showed Osteopenia and one spot of Osteoporosis on my left femoral neck! What exercises are appropriate for this diagnosis?” In this short…
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If you are a woman, bone health and osteoporosis should be on your radar! Just like muscle mass, bone mass is something you can lose dramatically as you age, severely impacting your quality of life for many years to come. The good news is that Osteoporosis, and its precursor Osteopenia, is NOT inevitable - and you’re NOT doomed if you’ve already be…
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Lots of things in life can be a “pain in the butt” - but what do you do when you have LITERAL pain in your butt? Long-time listener Kim asks: “What are some good stretches for piriformis pain? I have had a constant ‘pain in the butt’ for years.” If you too wrestle with piriformis pain - or “pain in the butt” - then this quick episode is for you. I’…
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This week, we delve into the transformative journey of Monique Cupid, a passionate advocate for redefining midlife as a time of renewal and empowerment. Monique’s story is a testament to the power of community support and personal growth, particularly during the challenges of menopause. 5 Key Points from Monique’s Reinvention Story: Community Suppo…
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As a coach and trainer, it’s easy to get so focused on building muscle, tackling body fat and teaching healthy habits that I lose sight of the bigger picture. Until something comes along and puts it all into perspective. Recently I received a text from a client that acted as that wake-up call. It reminded me that, yes, improving our fitness and nut…
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There are all kinds of supplement options on the market - vitamins, powders, pills, gummies, drinks, shakes, and more. It’s hard to know what you need, what you don’t, what’s recommended, what’s a waste of money, and what’s even safe to use! Laura had questions about one supplement in particular: “What are your thoughts on adding a creatine supplem…
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In this companion episode to The Queenager Podcast episode with Dr Nighat Arif (S1 E3), Eleanor Mills and Wendy Lloyd discuss the biggest takeaways from Dr Nighat, women's health explainer and campaigner. You'll find the inspirational takeaways from Dr Nighat so you can take action and make positive change in your life. Eleanor Mills is the founder…
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Dr Nighat Arif is an amazing women's health specialist who has revolutionised women's medical coverage in the UK. She regularly on This Morning and BBC Breakfast as their expert doctor and is the author of The Knowledge, an essential guide to everything women might be too embarrassed to ask their GP. Dr Nighat came to the UK from Pakistan aged 9 sp…
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The world of nutrition can be so confusing. And too often online “health experts” make things worse, scaring you about certain foods or ingredients, or convincing you that you need to perfect some dietary gymnastics to see results. Even something as seemingly simple as navigating a nutrition facts label can be bewildering. Yes, checking nutrition l…
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Learning about the different body types - and discovering yours specifically - can be a total game changer! Suddenly so many things about how your body moves and responds start to make sense. But is your body type, or somatotype, fixed or can it change over time? Cheryl had this very question: “Can your body type change? When I was a teen, I would …
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Unlock the secrets to successful reinvention with our incredible guest Antionette Blake, a multi-award-winning Delaware blogger and social media strategist who transformed her career in her 60s. Discover how she turned career setbacks into a thriving entrepreneurial venture and why embracing your unique strengths can lead to unparalleled success. L…
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Wrestling with anxious thoughts and feelings is not uncommon. But did you know that in midlife those feelings can be stronger than ever? Your 40s, 50s, and 60s are full of changes and transitions. And in the midst of all those shifting internal and external dynamics, you might start to feel restless, anxious, irritable, and discontent - it can feel…
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Everywhere you look these days people are touting the benefits of Ozempic or semaglutide for diabetes treatment or weight loss. But is it really the “magic bullet” everyone seems to think it is? Listener Katie has a lot of question: “Hi, Megan, I would love to hear your thoughts on the new drug Ozempic. Do you feel there are some areas when it's ok…
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In this companion episode to The Queenager Podcast episode with Liz Earle (S1 E2), Eleanor Mills and Wendy Lloyd discuss the biggest takeaways from Liz, wellness guru, bestselling author ... and midlife dater. You'll find the inspirational takeaways from Liz Earle so you can take action and make positive change in your life. Eleanor Mills is the fo…
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Liz Earle MBE bestselling author of A Better Second Half and midlife health guru, talks to Eleanor Mills about how we become the women we want to be. They discuss how exactly a Queenager should start the day for optimum function (Eleanor has been doing it ever since), why midlife is all about reinvention and Liz's own midlife collision - involving …
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Do you have persistent, nagging back pain? Not totally debilitating, but it’s just there. Maybe you’ve tried everything - getting a new mattress, changing your sleeping position, doing more yoga or seeing a chiropractor - but nothing helps and you’re beginning to feel frustrated and discouraged. How could you be doing everything right and still be …
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Sometimes the most frustrating part of making healthy changes is figuring out how to measure them. There are seemingly a million different tests and measurements out there, but which ones really matter? Listener Bobbi Jo had the same question: “What is the best indicator of health? BMI? The scale? Or is it something else completely???” If you’ve ev…
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Have you ever wondered what hidden strength could guide you through the rollercoaster of midlife changes? Explore the captivating concept of a midlife reinvention superpower on this episode of the Reinvention Rebels podcast. Join us as we uncover how identifying your unique superpower can help you tackle the myriad challenges of midlife, from aging…
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Maybe this summer hasn’t looked exactly the way you had hoped. Vacations, kids home from school, looser schedules, and just LIFE often get in the way of our healthy routines and best intentions. But with the end of summer on the horizon, the idea of a new season can feel like a fresh start. But while restarting a routine is a great goal, HOW you re…
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Of all the questions I get asked online, the most common is usually related to joint health and those pesky sounds joints make. It’s typically something like this from listener Shay: “Hey Megan, sometimes my shoulder or hip pops when doing exercises. It’s not painful, but it sounds terrible! Is there a point at which I should be concerned?” All tha…
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In this companion episode to The Queenager Podcast, Eleanor Mills and Wendy Lloyd discuss the biggest takeaways from our guest Laura Tenison, founder of Jojo Maman Bébé and now owner of an amazing Welsh farmstead and retreat. You'll find the inspirational takeaways from Laura so you can take action and make positive change in your life. Eleanor Mil…
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In this debut episode of The Queenager, Eleanor Mills sits down with Laura Tenison MBE, the pioneering founder of JoJo Maman Bébé, for her first interview since selling her business. Laura shares her inspiring pivot from retail success to fulfilling a lifelong dream of creating well-being retreats that celebrate nature. The Queenager is sponsored b…
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Whether it’s your morning coffee - light and sweet, please - a handful of candy mid-afternoon, or that late-night bowl of ice cream, sugar has a way of sneaking into our daily diet. In fact, according to the American Heart Association, Americans consume an average of 17 teaspoons of added sugar every day. But is having a sweet tooth really that bad…
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“Make sure you clean your plate.” “You don’t want to waste food, do you?” “There are starving children in the world who wish they had that food.” Any of these sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. “Hi, Megan, this is Sue. I'm wondering about those of us who have been part of the “Clean Plate Club” or the “Never Waste Food” group. There are starv…
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Today, we’re diving deep into the transformative journey of Nina Zapala, who has redefined the Myers-Briggs personality typing system through a spiritual lens. Key Points: ✨ Embracing Imperfection: Nina’s journey underscores the importance of accepting one’s flaws and mistakes as a crucial step towards personal growth. 🌱 Personal Growth Through Cri…
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Sometimes the biggest obstacle to making healthy changes is just getting started. Standing at the starting line and seeing the long road ahead can feel so daunting - it feels like it’s going to require so much energy, effort and motivation. And right now you have NONE. So where do you start?? Today’s episode is probably the encouragement you need r…
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Hormone Replacement Therapy, or what’s now being referred to more often as MHT, is rising in popularity. But who should take it? Which hormones is it replacing? Who is eligible? How does it help? So many good questions! Listener Amy had another good question: “Hi, Megan, I had a hysterectomy about five years ago. I'm being told that some women take…
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At some point, all of us wrestle with knee pain. Whether we’re squatting down to pick up a kid, taking long walks or simply climbing the stairs, knee pain can seem to come out of nowhere and can completely disrupt your life. In fact, approximately 25% of adults struggle with frequent knee pain - the kind that can limit function, reduce mobility and…
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At some point, aches and pains feel like a fact of life - and some can be more disruptive than others. Take foot pain, for example. What do you do when every step you take hurts? Listener Lize has this very struggle: “I have noticed that I am getting aches and pains in and around my heels. Is it plantar fasciitis? Tendonitis? What should I do about…
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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Reinvention Rebels podcast! Today we dive deep into the transformative journey of Diane Givens, a 77-year-old powerhouse of resilience and reinvention. Diane’s story is a compelling testament to the strength and determination it takes to navigate life’s challenges and come out stronger on the other side. …
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Elevated blood sugar, diabetes, high cholesterol - growing health concerns that are probably on your radar. Yet figuring out how and what to eat to help address these issues can feel so stressful and overwhelming. To help us break it down, I’ve invited Mia Rigden to join me on the podcast. Mia is an LA-based nutritionist, trained chef and the autho…
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In so many ways, our bodies are like a symphony. A delicate balance of “instruments” that, when they work together, keep us functioning at our best. But what happens when part of the symphony gets out of balance? Let’s take the hormone cortisol for example. Listener Dessa asks: “I just listened to your episode on inflammation (Episode 348), and I’m…
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Did you know that your shoulder is the most complicated joint in your body? And probably one of those you don’t think about until something goes wrong. Frozen shoulder, impingement syndrome, rotator cuff tears - all debilitating shoulder issues, and also totally preventable. But most women are going about it all wrong. In this episode, you’ll learn…
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