A stiff shoulder. Digestion that feels different. Another headline about protein. What deserves your attention–and where can you begin?

In this episode of The Whole Living Podcast, Robin Shatz connects the dots between midlife women's health, everyday habits, and the assumptions we carry about getting older.

We explore:

• Frozen shoulder around menopause: What researchers are investigating about hormone therapy, and why shoulder pain deserves a clear assessment.
• Gut health during the menopause transition: What research on the gut barrier can and cannot tell us about digestive changes.
• The "fart walk": Little humor, an ordinary after–dinner stroll, and a look at research on walking after meals.
• Protein and healthy aging: What a long running study of women suggests about protein sources, including plant foods.
• Jenifer Garner and your next chapter: Questioning the invisible deadlines we place on women's lives.

Along the way, we bring in DNA, epigenetics, and the Whole Living approach to epigenetic resilience: supporting adaptation through thoughtful, realistic steps.

Listen for one idea that fits your life right now. You next chapter has no expiration date.

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