Author: Staci Gulbin

How to Beat the Bloat in Perimenopause

Few things can derail your day quite like a bloated belly. For many women navigating the hormonal shifts of perimenopause, digestive discomfort and stubborn weight gain have become all-too-familiar companions. Beyond the physical pressure, bloating can quietly chip away at your confidence, making even your favorite outfits look and feel uncomfortable. The good news? You are not alone, and there are plenty of lifestyle changes and effective strategies to help beat the bloat and get you back to feeling like yourself again—both inside and out.

4 Life-Changing Tips for Staying Healthy & Fit in Perimenopause

Perimenopause marks a natural transition in a woman’s life, often accompanied by a variety of physical and emotional challenges. In addition to the anticipated hot flashes and night sweats, it can also lead to less recognized symptoms such as brain fog, anxiety, and insomnia. The impact of perimenopause on a woman’s overall health, particularly as she ages, is often underestimated. However, with increased awareness and simple lifestyle changes, women in perimenopause can take control of their health and wellness and live their best lives yet. Here are four life-changing tips for staying healthy and fit during perimenopause:

Can Nootropics Really Improve Your Memory?

If you’re always on the lookout for the next wellness tip to help you become your best self, then you may have heard of Nootropics. With everyone looking for ways to improve their memory and overall brain health, especially during perimenopause, a lot of interest has centered around Nootropics, also known as “smart drugs.” We’ve tackled some of your most commonly asked questions to help you decide if Nootropics are the right choice for you.  

Midlife & The Midsection: Why You Pack It On & How To Take It Off

As women enter middle age, they may notice a steady increase in weight gain, especially across their midsection. Often referred to as the midlife spread, belly fat not only makes squeezing into your favorite jeans a workout all by itself, but if left untreated, it can put you at greater risk for chronic disease. While it’s no easy task, there are some things you can do to help reduce and even prevent belly fat. Staci Gulbin, a top nutritionist and women’s health advocate, is here to explain why belly fat develops in middle-aged women, how it impacts your health, and what lifestyle changes you can make to help you get a handle on those, ahem, love handles.