Weight Gain During Menopause
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Weight Gain During Menopause
Understanding Weight Gain During Menopause
Menopause marks the end of menstruation and reproductive capabilities in women. It's a natural biological process, not a disease. Typically starting around age 51, menopause is defined by the end of the menstrual cycle. When menopause occurs before age 40, it's known as early menopause.
Hormonal shifts during menopause are responsible for the physical symptoms, while emotional responses are often influenced by misconceptions about this transition.
Causes of Weight Gain
Weight gain during menopause often begins in perimenopause, the period leading up to menopause. Hormonal imbalances are the primary physical cause. Many women become less active during this time, contributing to weight gain. This increase in weight can elevate the risk of heart disease and stroke.
Psychological factors also play a role. Anxiety, stress, overwork, and fatigue can impact weight, making lifestyle management crucial.
Managing Menopausal Weight Gain
1. Exercise Regularly:
- Aerobic Exercise: Boosts metabolism and aids in burning fat.
- Strength Training: Increases muscle mass, enhances metabolism, and strengthens bones.
2. Dietary Adjustments:
- Limit high-fat foods to prevent excess calorie intake. Aim for fat to constitute 20% to 35% of daily calories.
- Avoid crash dieting, as it can slow metabolism and lead to further weight gain.
3. Holistic Approaches:
- Engage in alternative medicine practices to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
- Testosterone can help build lean muscle mass, utilizing calories effectively.
By maintaining a balanced diet and regular exercise routine, women can manage weight gain and promote overall health during menopause.
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