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The Flipping 50 Show

The Flipping 50 Show

De: Debra Atkinson
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The podcast for women in menopause and beyond who want to change the way they age. Fitness, wellness, and health science put into practical tips you can use today. You still got it, girl!@2025 Voice for Fitness, Inc. All Rights Reserved Actividad Física, Dietas y Nutrición Ejercicio y Actividad Física Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Take Up Space: A Perimenopause Body Builder on Her Strength Journey
    Aug 12 2025
    A Perimenopause bodybuilder shares her story on how to take up space and the history of women being strong before skinny. Book author, Anne Marie Chaker, will surprise you about women’s empowerment and when skinny reared its ugly head. Stay ‘til the end and listen to a very subtle challenge we’ll give you about messages to women. Strong does things Skinny Never Even Dreams About. - Debra Atkinson My Guest: Anne Marie Chaker is a veteran journalist and professional bodybuilder. During her career at The Wall Street Journal, from the Journal’s regional editions to the Spot News Desk during the September 11 attack. She covered everything from politics, news events, consumer trends, education, workplace, and the major sociological shifts of our time. Her article “I Never Thought I’d Write This: I Am a Female Bodybuilder” generated more than 500k views since it was published in 2020. Questions We Answer in This Episode: [00:03:49] How did you start bodybuilding when you were recovering from postpartum depression and other life events?[00:08:30] How has training changed now that you’re in perimenopause? [00:13:47] What is it like being a perimenopause bodybuilder? [00:16:24] What are the roots of the obsession with “skinny”?[00:18:32] Is it true that the early woman was strong – women were hunters and not gatherers?[00:22:36] What is the difference between bodybuilding and figure competition?[00:25:24] How do you keep yourself from slipping down the body dysmorphia trail? [00:33:03] What is the future of body building for women?[00:37:05] In your book, ‘Lift’, how do you propose women make the necessary mindset shift to own this and reclaim their physical power? Advice From A Perimenopause Body Builder Connect with a bodybuilder coach.Proper Nutrition: Eat more, track macros, and focus on protein.Shifted from cardio to heavy lifting.Be prepared for the commitment — training, nutrition tracking, and competition prep are demanding but rewarding. Life Transformation Better nutrition and training improved work performance and confidence.Feels like an athlete again after years away from sports. Difference Between Bodybuilding And Figure Competition Bikini Division: Athletic, lean, and muscular but not extreme.Figure Division: More muscle than bikini; slightly different posing style.Women’s Bodybuilding: Most muscular category with distinct posing; fewer women compete in this today. Key Takeaways Strength over skinny – Building muscle and eating enough transforms health, confidence, and outlook.Nutrition is foundational – Tracking macros, especially protein, is key to physical and mental turnaround.Cultural pressures run deep – The obsession with thinness is relatively modern and a backlash to women’s empowerment.Perimenopause isn’t a limitation – With training and hormone therapy, women can thrive and compete at elite levels.Role modeling matters – Showing strength training and positive food talk can influence the next generation’s mindset. Connect with Anne Marie: Website - Get Anne Marie's book LIFT hereInstagram - @annemariechaker LinkedIn - Anne Marie ChakerSubstack - Anne Marie Chaker Other Episodes You Might Like: Previous Episode - Retired Lawyer Shares How to Advocate for Yourself & Loved OnesNext Episode - Running vs Walking for Fast Fat Loss in MenopauseMore Like This - 5 Reasons You’re Not Losing Weight or Gaining Muscle After 50 Resources: Join the Hot, Not Bothered! Challenge to learn why timing matters and why what works for others is not working for you.Don’t know where to start? Book your Discovery Call with Debra.Get your lean, clean Flipping 50 Protein Powders to maintain muscle and support metabolism.
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  • Retired Lawyer Shares How to Advocate for Yourself & Loved Ones
    Aug 8 2025

    From homes to health care, you and I need to advocate for yourself. You have choices and you have power. You can take action and you do have choices.

    My Guest:

    Karen Mulroy is an attorney who retired at age 62 without regret to spend quality time with her parents until their death at the ages of 97 and 98. They passed away within 4 months of each other, followed by the death of her former husband, with whom she maintained a close relationship. She has navigated the challenges, rewards and emotional aftermath of caring for loved ones through their final moments.

    Questions We Answer in This Episode:

    • [00:06:13] What is your background and life experience?
    • [00:08:52] What were your challenges and rewards of caring for aging loved ones?
    • [00:18:55] What is your advocacy for aging loved ones?
    • [00:39:00] Do you have any tips to redefine and reclaim life after loss?
    • [00:35:04] Any other tips for midlife and older women about how to advocate for yourself?

    Practical Advice for Non-Lawyers: Steps for dealing with home or health issues:

    • Make a record
    • Take pictures/videos
    • Get expert opinions
    • Escalate reasonably

    You don’t need to “lawyer up” immediately—just document and ask respectfully.

    It’s important to ask questions, trust your gut, and speak up—especially when others can’t.

    Key Takeaways

    • Being an advocate starts with asking questions. You don’t have to be a lawyer to advocate effectively. Documentation, curiosity, and assertiveness help.
    • Even intelligent, experienced people can fall into denial. Advocacy requires persistence and compassion.
    • End-of-life care should align with the patient’s values. Knowing and honoring their wishes is crucial.
    • You have more power than you think—use it wisely. Especially with institutions like healthcare or builders.
    • Support systems matter. Having another person to back your advocacy—like a nurse practitioner in the family—can amplify your voice.

    You Have More Power Than You Think — Advocate for Yourself

    Connect with Karen:

    • Instagram - @earthdogs3
    • Questions and Consultation - mlsmulroy@icloud.com

    Other Episodes You Might Like:

    • Previous Episode - How Mold Toxicity Affects Hormonal Balance During Menopause And Effective Detox Strategies
    • Next Episode - Take Up Space: A Perimenopause BodyBuilder on Her Strength Journey
    • More Like This - Workplace Menopause Rights: What Women (and Employers) Need to Know

    Resources:

    • Join the Hot, Not Bothered! Challenge to learn why timing matters and why what works for others is not working for you.
    • Short & Easy Exercise videos in this 5 Day Flip Challenge.
    • Don’t know where to start? Book your Discovery Call with Debra.

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  • How Mold Toxicity Affects Hormonal Balance During Menopause And Effective Detox Strategies
    Aug 5 2025
    Exposure to mold toxicity affects hormonal balance. You may not have been exposed to mold or you may not know that you’ve been exposed to mold. That mold doesn’t always look like asthma or you getting sick, but it may look like a simple symptom that might be mistaken for menopause. Stay tuned to this episode and learn what mold exposure can do, what it might feel like and why you might simply mistaken your menopause symptoms when they could be so much more! My Guest: Dr. Jaban Moore is a Doctor of Chiropractic located in Kansas City who works virtually with clients through functional medicine to assist them in overcoming chronic health conditions. He went from being an award-winning college athlete to not being able to get out of bed. He sought out countless doctors looking for answers, but doctors only gave him “band-aid” solutions. He was later diagnosed with Lyme disease. After overcoming this complex infection, he helped clients discover the causes of their symptoms. Dr. Moore specializes in Lyme disease, PANS/PANDAS, autism, parasitic infections, and environmental toxicities. Questions We Answer in This Episode: [00:13:44] How does mold toxicity specifically impact hormonal balance during menopause?[00:18:45] What are the common symptoms women might experience if mold toxicity is impacting their hormones?[00:22:46] How can women identify if mold exposure is a hidden factor in their menopausal symptoms?[00:30:53] What detox strategies do you recommend for safely eliminating mold toxins from the body?[00:37:08] Are there specific biohacking tools or supplements you like that can support hormones during this detox process?[00:40:03] How long does it typically take to see improvements once mold toxicity is addressed? Why Mold Toxicity Affects Hormonal Balance More Than You Think What Mold Exposure Can Do? Fungus that grows on walls, food, flooring, etc.Beauty products, Botox, and lifestyle toxins contribute to a decreased immune system.Disrupts mitochondria, elevates cortisol, blocks melatonin.May cause exercise intolerance due to “backpack of toxins”. Symptoms of Mold Toxicity Chronic fatigue, weight gain, anxiety, GI issues, hormone imbalancesCan trigger inflammation, autoimmune responsesMold symptoms are often mistaken for menopause Dr. Moore’s Detox Roadmap Replenish nutrients (glutathione, potassium, sodium, B12)Open drainage (lymph, liver, bowels) Safe place - remove environmental toxins (air, food, water, hygiene products, dental and implants)Nervous system - address stress and trauma (therapy) Start detox using antimicrobials + binders (e.g., carboxy, pectasol) How long will it take? Mold detox alone: typically 3–4 monthsMore complex cases: can take yearsDepends on sensitivity and co-infections Biohacking Tools That Work Infrared Sauna (160°F+)Red Light TherapyLymphatic DrainageCastor Oil packs, dry brushingMore advanced: Ozone Blood Filtering (EBOO), Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy (PEMF), Neural Therapy Most aren't required, but they speed up recovery Connect with Dr. Jaban: Website of Dr. Jaban MooreFacebook - Dr. Jaban MooreFacebook Group - True Healing Strategies with Dr. JabanInstagram - Dr. Jaban MooreInstagram - @redefiningwellnesscenter_Tiktok - @drjabanmoore_ Other Episodes You Might Like: Previous Episode - What Is Sarcopenia and How to Avoid Sarcopenia In MenopauseNext Episode - Retired Lawyer Shares How to Advocate for Yourself & Loved OnesMore Like This - How to Use Stress as a Tool for Hormone Balance Resources: Don’t know where to start? Book your Discovery Call with Debra.Join the Hot, Not Bothered! Challenge to learn why timing matters and why what works for others is not working for you.Go to ewg.org to look up the water database for your local municipality
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Fabulous information! So much inspiration and solid tips!

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