#285 Eat More, Weigh Less - The Metabolism Secret Midlife Women Need to Know with Nagina Abdullah

10 Oct 2025 · 57 min
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10 Oct 2025 · 57 min

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Nagina Abdullah, a weight-loss coach, explains why eating more of the right foods can boost metabolism in midlife women. She lost 40 pounds in nine months by prioritizing 30g protein at breakfast, fiber, and anti-inflammatory foods like cinnamon, and addresses how gut health and chronic calorie restriction affect cravings and weight.

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October 10, 2025.

Episode #285 — "Eat More, Weigh Less - The Metabolism Secret Midlife Women Need to Know with Nagina Abdullah".

About 40 pounds in nine months.

About 30 grams of protein at breakfast.

A free five‑day Metabolism Boost workshop; signup: masalabody.com/boost (also referenced as masalabody.com/forward/boost).

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