Hormone Balance Insights
Achieving a balanced hormone profile often requires maintaining a body fat percentage around 20% to 22%, especially for women over 25. Striving for lower body fat can lead to imbalances, as seen in personal testing experiences. Incorporating more restful practices and nutritional adjustments may help in addressing these hormonal issues.In this clip
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What is the ideal body fat percentage for hormone health in women?
I'm struggling to lose body fat. In the last two years, I've put on 40 lbs of body fat despite strength training. I believe I'm in perimenopause. I'm desperate to lose body fat without gaining any more weight. I weigh 190 lbs, am 5 ft 4 in, have an athletic build, and eat 140-150 grams of protein and about 1900-2200 calories per day. I used to gain muscle easily, but that seems to have slowed down. My sleep is good, and my gut seems fine. Where should I be focusing first? Should I take a step approach (i.e., get hormones right then work on fat loss), or should I work on both simultaneously?
At which body fat percentage for men and women would be optimal for health according to the episode 1024: Les Mills Review, How to Fix Hormone Imbalances Naturally, the Ideal Body Fat Percentage... and the clip Body Fat Insights?