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No Expiration Date Podcast
No Expiration Date Podcast
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Ep 30: Gut Basics for Women 50+
No Expiration Date Podcast
30 minutes
1 week ago
Ep 30: Gut Basics for Women 50+
Gut Health 101 for Midlife (and the Famous “Fart Walk”) Your gut is more than digestion, it’s a whole-body powerhouse. In this candid, funny, and science-informed convo, we break down what the gut microbiome is, why it matters in midlife and menopause, and how small daily habits (hello, 10-minute “fart walk” 🚶‍♀️) can calm bloat, boost mood, and support immunity. What we cover What the gut microbiome actually is (bacteria, viruses, fungi) and why it’s often called a “virtual organ” How menopause shifts the microbiome (less diversity) and what that means for weight, bone health, and brain fog The gut–immune connection (about 70% of immune cells live in/near the gut) and why that matters for inflammation and infections The gut–brain axis: why anxiety, mood, and GI symptoms often travel together Food fundamentals: fiber, fermented foods, and “colorful plates” vs. ultra-processed choices Lifestyle levers that move the needle: sleep, stress, movement, and mindful medication use Real-life symptoms to track (bloat, irregularity, reflux, brain fog) and when to loop in your provider Probiotics & fermented foods, helpful, but not cure-alls (food first, supplements if needed) Myths we bust: “All bacteria are bad,” and “A fancy poop test will tell me everything” Quick stats we mention ~70% of the immune system is connected to the gut ~30–40% of adults experience functional bowel issues at some point Up to 91% of women report gut changes during menopause Improving microbiome diversity can lower inflammation markers Simple habits to start today Aim for 25–30g of fiber/day (fruits, veggies, beans, whole grains, nuts/seeds) Add fermented foods (yogurt with live cultures, kefir, kimchi, sauerkraut) Take an easy 10-minute post-meal walk (a.k.a. the “fart walk” 💨) Prioritize sleep, manage stress, move your body regularly Chat with your provider about medications that may impact gut balance Timestamps 00:00 Kickoff & what the gut microbiome is02:40 How common are gut issues? (and why we don’t talk about poop)04:10 Menopause & the microbiome—what changes and why it matters05:45 Gut–immune connection (barrier, inflammation, infections)06:45 Gut–brain axis, mood, anxiety & midlife symptoms08:10 Diet 101: fiber diversity, fermented foods, and processed pitfalls10:00 Midlife gut symptoms—bloat, constipation, reflux, metabolic shifts11:30 Lifestyle levers: sleep, stress, exercise, meds13:00 Signs your gut needs attention (+ journaling ideas)15:20 Practical, doable first steps (and the “fart walk”)17:40 Probiotics vs. food-first approach—what labels to look for19:20 Hormones, gut motility, and brain fog connections21:10 Myth-busting & being an informed consumer23:10 Fiber-rich foods we love (and a few we don’t)28:00 Final stats, takeaways, and a gentle pep talk Resources & Notes Always consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance, especially with new symptoms, supplements, or medication changes. Look for “live & active cultures” on yogurt labels; true fermented foods typically require refrigeration. If this episode helped, follow, rate, and review the show—it helps more midlife women find us. 💙Come hang out on Instagram @NoExpirationDatePodcast and tell us if you tried the “fart walk.
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