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133 – You’re Not Too Old to Lose Weight: Why 40 Isn’t the Problem

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In this episode, I’m tackling one of the most common myths I hear from new clients:
“I’ve turned 40, and now weight loss is impossible.”

But here’s the truth — your age isn’t the problem. Your lifestyle is.
Your weight is a reflection of your habits, not your hormones or your birthday.

Here’s what we cover:

  • Why “40” has become the most overhyped number in the weight loss world
  • What actually happens to your metabolism as you get older — and why it’s not the big issue
  • The real reason weight gain feels harder with age (spoiler: it’s your environment, not your biology)
  • How life stages like parenthood, stress, and shifting routines affect your weight
  • What changes during menopause — and how to manage it without spiralling
  • Why it’s time to stop blaming your age and start focusing on what you can control
  • A simple truth: you are not broken — and you are not too late to change

If you’ve been telling yourself it’s your age that’s the issue, this episode will change everything.

Send me your question or feedback 📨

Are you ready to lose weight for the LAST time with my direct support and guidance?
Start your 30-day trial TODAY >> CLICK HERE

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Manage episode 484305672 series 3564519
Content provided by Jason Munro. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jason Munro or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

In this episode, I’m tackling one of the most common myths I hear from new clients:
“I’ve turned 40, and now weight loss is impossible.”

But here’s the truth — your age isn’t the problem. Your lifestyle is.
Your weight is a reflection of your habits, not your hormones or your birthday.

Here’s what we cover:

  • Why “40” has become the most overhyped number in the weight loss world
  • What actually happens to your metabolism as you get older — and why it’s not the big issue
  • The real reason weight gain feels harder with age (spoiler: it’s your environment, not your biology)
  • How life stages like parenthood, stress, and shifting routines affect your weight
  • What changes during menopause — and how to manage it without spiralling
  • Why it’s time to stop blaming your age and start focusing on what you can control
  • A simple truth: you are not broken — and you are not too late to change

If you’ve been telling yourself it’s your age that’s the issue, this episode will change everything.

Send me your question or feedback 📨

Are you ready to lose weight for the LAST time with my direct support and guidance?
Start your 30-day trial TODAY >> CLICK HERE

  continue reading

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