A free 5-day email challenge for women 40+ who feel softer, hungrier or more tired than they used to and suspect protein is part of it. No crash dieting, no powders you have to buy and no chicken breast on repeat. Just five kind, practical steps with real food.
One short email a day, one step at a time.
About an hour across the whole week, and you finish with your daily target, a go-to protein breakfast and an easy way to build every meal.
The order I use with women over 40: find the number, fix breakfast first, spread it across your meals, make it easy with swaps, then tie it to menopause and your muscle.
Find your daily number with my free protein calculator, and why the old 0.8 g per kg minimum is not enough after 40.
◷ 5 minWhy toast and coffee leave you hungry by 10 a.m., and five easy breakfasts with about 25 grams of protein.
◷ 10 minAbout 25 to 30 grams a meal, the palm trick to eyeball it without an app, and why one big protein dinner is not enough.
◷ 5 minSix small swaps for meals you already eat, protein beyond chicken, and a simple shake with no powder needed.
◷ 10 minWhy your needs climb as estrogen drops, how protein and a little strength work together, and how to plan one full day.
◷ 10 minMade for women 40+ in perimenopause, menopause or beyond who want to protect their muscle and feel full on real food. No supplements to buy and no crash dieting.

I am a NASM-certified personal trainer with corrective exercise (CES) and performance (PES) specializations, a NESTA nutrition coach, and I have 20+ years in health and fitness. Protein is the first thing I check with almost every woman over 40 I coach, and it is usually breakfast that falls short. These five days fix the basics with food you already buy.
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This challenge is general education and coaching, not medical or nutrition advice.
Please talk with your doctor or a registered dietitian before you raise your protein if you have kidney disease or reduced kidney function, have diabetes or take medication that lowers blood sugar, are pregnant or breastfeeding, have gout, have a history of an eating disorder, or take a GLP-1 medicine or any other medicine that changes your appetite. Individual needs vary.
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