
Unlocking Hormonal Health Through Diet With René Caruso
Bonnie is joined by René Caruso, Metabolic Health Specialist & Peptide-Certified Consultant, and they discuss the complexities of metabolic health, nutrition, and the impact of bodybuilding on personal health journeys. They review the evolution of nutritional understanding, the importance of individualized diets, and the role of insulin in cravings. They emphasize the need for education on nutrition, particularly for women and young athletes, and highlight the significance of portion control and the benefits of fermented foods. Bonnie and René explore the intricate relationship between diet, hormones, and overall health. They discuss the importance of understanding how food affects hormonal balance, particularly for women, and the role of ketones in regulating energy and insulin. They highlight the significance of sleep in maintaining metabolic health and introduces emerging tools like peptides that can aid in weight management and hormonal balance. Throughout the discussion, the importance of education, empowerment, and support in making healthy lifestyle changes is emphasized, particularly for women navigating metabolic changes as they age. Listen In! Takeaways: The food industry needs significant reform to reduce junk food. Nutrition education is lacking in schools and society. Bodybuilding can lead to unhealthy obsessions with food and body image. Individualized nutrition is crucial for effective health management. Eating breakfast is essential for metabolic health. Insulin stability is key to preventing cravings and energy crashes. Portion control is vital for maintaining a healthy diet. Fermented foods provide essential benefits for gut health. Women often do not consume enough protein for their needs. Carbohydrates do not signal satiety, leading to overeating. Food impacts us hormonally, especially for women. Ketones help regulate insulin and hormones. Processed foods can lead to poor health outcomes. You can't fix someone else's eating habits. Franken foods are designed to create addiction. Avoid buying unhealthy foods to reduce temptation. Children learn healthy habits from their parents' choices. Sleep is crucial for appetite regulation and overall health. Peptides can be powerful tools for metabolic health. Empowerment and support are key to long-term success. Women deserve to understand what is happening inside their bodies instead of simply being told that feeling exhausted, foggy, or unlike themselves is “part of getting older.” **It’s time to change the conversation around menopause.** 👇 **JOIN THE CONVERSATION:** What is the ONE thing you wish someone had taught you about your hormones before entering perimenopause or menopause? Tell us in the comments. **SUBSCRIBE** for more conversations about women’s health, brain health, metabolic health, ketones, performance, and longevity. Want to learn more about ketones and how they work? Explore **Let’s Go BHB** and follow Bonnie for more education on fueling your brain, heart, and body. **Educational disclaimer:** This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always discuss individual health concerns with a qualified healthcare professional. #Menopause #Perimenopause #WomensHealth #Hormones #MenstrualCycle #Ketones #BHB #MetabolicHealth #HormoneHealth #MenopauseHealth #HealthyAging #BrainHealth
