The Well Beyond 40 podcast shares advice on nutrition and fitness for age 40 and beyond. The host is JJ Virgin, a bestselling author and celebrity health and fitness expert. She is perhaps best known for her book The Virgin Diet. JJ started her career teaching aerobics. Her work with celebrity clients fueled her passion for health and nutrition. JJ was learning firsthand what worked and what didn't when sustaining a healthy lifestyle. Now, along with her team, she helps people lose weight in their forties and beyond. She wants them to feel better than they ever have.
Each episode focuses on a different aspect, from sexual wellness to menopausal health. JJ invites knowledgeable guests to bring their expertise to the forum. She also shares her own challenges, including recovering from a hysterectomy. At the age of 60, JJ knew she had to prepare her body for surgery. In one episode, she reveals how she planned so she could feel strong and healthy afterward. Her podcast is always relatable, informative, and insightful.
In another podcast episode, nutrition expert Dr. Uma Naidoo joins JJ to discuss anxiety in women over 40. Can changing one's diet improve one's mental health? Uma believes there are strategies women can try to help their minds and bodies. She believes in the power of women empowering women. The potential effect of this is "monumental." Uma supports her bold words with research and expertise. She talks about the variety in one's diet and advocates for plant-based foods.
The "3-Part Arm Workout" is the takeaway from another podcast episode. JJ wants to encourage women to feel their best. As women age, areas like their arms can cause them concern. In this episode, she shares a fifteen-minute routine that women can try at home. JJ also corrects myths about bicep curls and reveals tips on what women should do before working out.
The Well Beyond 40 podcast encourages people to feel fit and healthy as they age. JJ shares tips on everything from easy workout routines to advice on weight loss. New episodes premiere twice a week.
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