Free Guide for Women in Menopause
Struggling With Stubborn Belly Fat in Menopause?
Discover 10 practical, evidence-based ways to support your hormones, metabolism and long-term health — no crash diets, no quick fixes.
Why can belly fat be more stubborn in menopause?
As oestrogen declines, our bodies naturally store more fat around the middle. Hormonal changes, a slower metabolism, loss of muscle mass and increased stress can all contribute. The good news? There's a lot you can do to support your body and shift belly fat — no crash diets required.
Nourish
Eat to support hormones and muscle
Move
Build strength and keep active
Rest
Prioritise sleep and recovery
Manage Stress
Calm your nervous system
Thrive
Create daily habits that feel good
Inside the guide
What You'll Learn
01
Resistance training
Preserve and build lean muscle to boost metabolism and reduce abdominal fat.
02
Protein, spread across the day
Support hormones and satiety by spacing protein intake through your meals.
03
Everyday movement & cardio
Steps, stairs and 150 minutes of moderate cardio a week improve insulin sensitivity.
04
Blood sugar & fibre
Stable blood sugar and 30 different plant foods a week support your gut and hormones.
05
Sleep & stress
7–9 hours of quality sleep and lower cortisol both help reduce belly fat.
06
A sustainable energy deficit
A modest, 300–500 calorie deficit — not drastic cutting — while preserving muscle.
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