If you feel like you may be gaining weight in perimenopause these tips my help.
While you can’t control all the factors that influence your metabolism, some things are within your control.
Ready to reset your metabolism?
1. Eat
It may seem counterintuitive, but the act of eating actually jumpstarts your metabolism. Starving yourself, on the other hand, often has the opposite effect. If you stop eating, your body slows down your metabolism to keep your weight stable . While you’re at it, don’t skip breakfast, especially if you’re a morning exerciser. Eating breakfast before working out may increase your metabolism (Edinburgh, 2018).
2. Follow a schedule
Following a schedule can help ensure you get enough food and quality sleep while reinforcing your natural circadian rhythm. Intermittent fasting, which involves restricting your food intake to a set period (usually 8–12 hours), may improve sleep and prevent weight gain (Melkani, 2017).
3. Practice strength training
Strength and resistance training can help increase muscle mass and your resting metabolic rate. You’re not limited to weightlifting, either. Resistance training that uses your body weight can also work.
4. Get your cardio in
Aerobic cardiovascular exercise can also boost your metabolism and decrease your risk of heart disease and diabetes. So,go for a run, try a HIIT workout, or dance the night away.
5. Move around
Non-exercise activities like cleaning your house or simply standing up from your desk also burn calories. Scientists call this non-exercise activity-induced thermogenesis, or NEAT for short. Consider this your excuse to take more breaks during your work day!
6. Drink coffee or tea
Caffeine can speed up your metabolism and has also been associated with fat loss. So drink your coffee with pride, or opt for green tea if coffee makes you jittery. Or try this Sakara metabolism latte, scroll down, all the boost without the caffeine!
7. Stay hydrated
Water keeps you hydrated, but it turns out it may boost your metabolism as well. According to one study, drinking just over six glasses of water a day may increase metabolism by 30% for up to 40 minutes afterward.
8. Eat plenty of protein
Protein helps you build and maintain muscle, which can help with weight loss. People with more muscle mass naturally burn more calories because muscle mass is more metabolically active than fat.
9. Throw a little spice into your diet
Chili peppers contain a chemical called capsaicin, which may decrease your appetite and belly fat. Cinnamon, also in the Sakara Latte, is known to raise metabolism and reduce sugar cravings.
10. Chill out
When you’re stressed, your body holds onto more fat. People who are chronically stressed may notice an increase in appetite and a decrease in metabolism. Getting more sleep can lower stress cortisol levels, as can mindfulness meditation. I like Melissa Wood Health’s guided meditations.
Try the Sakara metabolism “latte”
Boost cellular energy, ease bloat, rev metabolism, and enhance focus—without added caffeine—while enjoying the rich, chocolaty taste of our best-selling Metabolism Super Powder blended within. *Due to the dietary ingredients in Metabolism Super Powder—including gymnema sylvestre, L-glutamine, fucoxanthin, and black pepper piperine—if pregnant or breastfeeding, we always recommend speaking to your doctor first before consuming.
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Flavor
Energizing Dark Cacao
Benefits
A functional Sakara beverage with benefits!
Boost Cellular Energy, Ease Bloat, Rev Metabolism, Enhance Focus
Make it at home!
The famous Sakara Metabolism latte
Ingredients:
1 serving Metabolism Super Powder
1 cup plant milk of choice (suggested: Nut Mylk base)
1 cup organic brewed coffee or 2 shots espresso (optional)
1 teaspoon maple syrup
1 cup ice
Directions:
Whisk together Metabolism Super Powder and plant milk of choice.
(Option to add espresso or hot coffee.)
Add in maple syrup or sweetener of choice.
Pour over ice, stir, and sip mindfully.
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