Exercise for Midlife Women: Separating Evidence from Hype with Dr. Lauren Colenso-Semple
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In this episode of the MenopauseWize Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Lauren Colenso-Semple, an exercise scientist and researcher, to separate what the science actually tells us from the many claims and recommendations surrounding exercise during perimenopause and menopause.
Midlife women are increasingly being told that they MUST lift heavy weights, jump to protect their bones, wear weighted vests, avoid exercising on an empty stomach, and manage their cortisol levels. But how much of this advice is actually supported by scientific evidence?
For women already navigating the physical and emotional changes of perimenopause, finding the time and energy to exercise can be challenging enough. Do we really need to add another layer of complexity by suggesting that everything about the way we exercise needs to change?
Dr. Colenso-Semple helps us examine some of the most popular exercise claims, explains where the evidence is strong and where it remains limited, and discusses what really matters when it comes to maintaining muscle mass, supporting bone health, reducing fracture risk, and improving long-term health.
Key Topics Covered
- Do women need to change their exercise routines simply because they've entered perimenopause?
- Is there evidence to support synchronizing exercise with the menstrual cycle?
- Must women lift heavy weights to build muscle, or can lighter weights be just as effective?
- Is training to failure necessary for building muscle?
- Do women need to jump to maintain or improve bone density?
- Can walking with a weighted vest improve muscle mass and bone health?
- Are Pilates and yoga sufficient for maintaining muscle and bone health?
- Does declining estrogen mean women need a different approach to exercise?
- Is high-intensity exercise harmful because it raises cortisol?
- Is HIIT superior to moderate-intensity cardiovascular exercise?
- Is exercising on an empty stomach harmful for midlife women?
- How important is protein timing after exercise?
- In an ideal world, what would a weekly exercise routine look like for maintaining muscle, protecting bones, and reducing fracture risk?
Join us for an evidence-based conversation that challenges popular exercise narratives and helps women make informed decisions about their physical activity.
Because exercise during midlife and menopause doesn't need to be any more complicated than it already is!
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