Why Eating Less After 50 Is Hurting Your Bones w/ Nagina Abdullah + BoneCoach™ Osteoporosis & Osteopenia
The Bone Coach Osteoporosis & Bone Health Podcast
Are you eating less but gaining weight after 40?
Is calorie cutting slowing your metabolism?
Could low protein intake be accelerating bone loss?
After 40, metabolism changes. Muscle declines. Hormones shift. And the old strategy of eating less often works against you.
In this episode, we explain why protein is critical for midlife women, how blood sugar stability protects both metabolism and bone health, and why under-eating can lead to muscle loss, slower fat burning, and weaker bones.
If you are over 40 and trying to lose weight without sacrificing muscle or bone density, this episode is essential.
Topics Covered
00:00 – Why eating less worked in your 20s but backfires after 40
04:15 – The metabolism shift during perimenopause and menopause
08:40 – Muscle loss in midlife and why it accelerates each year
12:05 – The psychology of “less equals weight loss” and why it’s outdated
16:08 – How undereating harms bone density and muscle mass
17:12 – Why adding protein can actually support fat loss
19:30 – Building muscle without extreme workouts
23:45 – Blood sugar stability and reducing sugar cravings naturally
28:10 – How metabolism, hormones, and bone health connect
32:20 – Practical nutrition shifts midlife women can start today
Resources Mentioned
Masala Body
Five Day Metabolism Boost for Midlife Women
MasalaBody.com/boost
https://www.instagram.com/masalabody/
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Medical Disclaimer
The information contained within this episode should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare team before making changes to your diet, lifestyle, or supplement routine.
