Strength, Sanity & Starting Small: Health at Midlife
In this episode of Talkin' Sh*t, we’re cutting through the noise of midlife health advice and getting real about what actually works. Jana is joined by Kim Duffy—a registered dietitian and personal trainer who’s been in the game since '95—to talk about what it really takes to stay strong, feel good, and ditch the scale obsession after 40.
We get into:
💪 Why strength training is non-negotiable for women over 40
🍳 How protein and blood sugar balance are game changers for energy and mood
🧠 The truth about menopause myths—and why aging doesn’t mean giving up
💥 Why slow, consistent progress beats burnout every time
🚫 The problem with trainers prescribing 1,200-calorie crash diets
Whether you’re frustrated by perimenopause, tired of feeling like you’re failing, or just want to feel good in your body again—this episode is your permission slip to stop doing the most and start doing what works.
Because being healthy after 40 isn’t about chasing your 20-year-old body—it’s about owning your now.
Pour a glass, press play, and let’s talk some sh*t.
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👩 About Kim Duffy
Kim Duffy is a registered dietitian and personal trainer specializing in helping women over 40 reclaim their energy, strength, and confidence through simple, science-based nutrition and fitness strategies. With over 30 years of experience, she’s passionate about making healthy living realistic and sustainable—especially during the hormonal shifts of midlife.
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🎙 Until next time—keep talking shit and living life on your own terms! 💪✨
🔥 Thanks for Tuning In! 🔥
If you loved today’s episode, don’t forget to:
✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode.
✅ Leave a review—your feedback helps more incredible women find this podcast!
✅ Share it with a friend who needs to hear this today.
💬 Let’s Keep the Conversation Going!
📲 Follow me on Instagram @janawestinrd for real strategies to lose weight without starving yourself, take control of your cravings, and feel confident in your body again.
📩 Have a topic or question? DM me or check out my website at www.healthwins.org
🎙 Until next time—keep talking shit and living life on your own terms! 💪✨
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