Ep# 9: Midlife Physical Wellness with Michelle Stiff

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How do fitness and nutrition affect our midlife?

This week, I am joined by a close friend, Michelle Stiff, a Women’s Health, Fitness & Metabolism Coach, teaching women how to reset their metabolism, shed stubborn inches, and regain confidence using a sustainable and flexible macro approach.

Michelle shares her journey of struggling with the yo-yo diet cycle that affected her fertility. After suffering multiple miscarriages, she had to find a better way even when doctors couldn’t help her. Using a mind-body holistic approach, she was able to improve her health & now has two healthy boys. She then went on to found her company, Wellness Elevate and create her signature program, the Metabolic Momentum Method – so that other women don’t have to suffer.

The Wellness Elevate team includes Transformational Nutrition Coaches and a Functional Diagnostic Practitioner who utilizes functional blood tests to identify each client’s unique needs. Whether you’re battling fat loss, managing hormones, or simply seeking better health & fitness, the WE team will tailor a customized plan that truly works for YOU.

Featured in this episode:

  • Perimenopause and hormone fluctuations
  • Resistance training and building muscle for metabolism
  • 80/20 principle with food
  • Batching meals and getting creative
  • Exercise for purpose instead of just weight loss

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About the Podcast

Dr. Rachel Pope is a board-certified gynecologist, the chief of a female Sexual Health division in a Urology Department, and the founder of Our Womanity.

Listen in as Dr. Rachel Pope answers questions about female sexual and reproductive health. Nothing is too sensitive or taboo when it comes to women’s health.

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