The Eating Window That Actually Works for Women Over 40 (It's Not What You Think)
In this conversation, I discuss how to fuel your day around training, why I don’t recommend fasted workouts for women, and how meal timing supports hormones, metabolism, and sleep. I explain the circadian rhythm differences between women and men, the morning cortisol peak, and why women benefit from eating within 30 minutes of waking to protect lean mass. This segment looks at protein distribution across the day, smaller regular meals, and trimming a little from dinner to support sleep hygiene. I also cover time-restricted eating - why late windows (e.g., noon to evening) don’t show benefits in the data, and why earlier windows do, plus how men and women respond differently. We touch on CGM insights and when a small pre-bed top-up may help if low nighttime glucose is waking you. Watch the FULL podcast here: • Dr. Stacy Sims: The Workout Mistake Women ... 📩 Join my newsletter for updates, tips, and free resources 👉 https://www.drstacysims.com/generic_o... Want to go deeper? Start here: Menopause 2.0 Your complete science-based guide to training through midlife and beyond 👉 https://www.drstacysims.com/menopause... Microlearning Courses Focused courses on supplements, hormones, and training - each under 3 hours 👉 https://www.drstacysims.com/microlear... Next Gen: Training Active Girls For coaches, parents & teachers helping girls thrive through puberty and sport 👉 https://www.drstacysims.com/nextgen?u... Not sure where to start. Start here: 👉 https://www.drstacysims.com/product_g... ▶️ Watch Next: Continue learning with these related videos: The Truth About Women’s Training & Nutrition | Dr. Stacy Sims on Andrew Huberman Podcast • The Truth About Women’s Training & Nutriti... Is Mainstream Exercise Advice Sexist? Here’s the Truth! | Dr. Stacy Sims on Diary of a CEO • Is Mainstream Exercise Advice Sexist? Here... Why Women Need a Different Approach to Nutrition & Training | Dr Stacy Sims on The Proof • Why Women Need a Different Approach to Nut... 👩🔬 About Me: I’m Dr. Stacy Sims, exercise physiologist, nutrition scientist, and author of ROAR and Next Level. My mission is simple: stop training women like small men. I help you understand and work with your physiology - for better performance, health, and longevity. Follow me for daily tips: Instagram: @drstacysims Facebook: @drstacysims LinkedIn: Dr. Stacy Sims 🔔 Subscribe for new videos on women's health, training, and recovery 👍 Like, share, and drop a comment - I love hearing your questions #DrStacySims #WomenAreNotSmallMen #WomensHealth #FemaleAthletes #ExerciseScience #Hormones #StrengthTraining #MenopauseFitness
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