Menopause Weight Gain & How to Lose It Dr Federica Amati

High Performance Health by Angela Foster

Aug 31, 202658:39Health

ZOE nutritionist Dr. Federica Amati explains why basal metabolic rate barely changes in perimenopause, but postprandial metabolism does, glucose, fat, insulin, and inflammation stay elevated longer after meals, partly vi...

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