FREE LIVE WEBINAR
Nutrition for the Menopause Transition
Why Your Body Is Changing
– and What You Can Do About It?
The Hormones, Metabolism & Nutrition Masterclass
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When: Wednesday 29 July
Time: 7:30pm Perth time
Where:Â Live Online Webinar
FREE Registration Required
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 Presented by: Dr Usha Thiagaraja Menopause GP and founder of Pranavi Women's Health
Special Guest: Angela D'Amore Accredited Practising Dietitian | Total Body Nutrition
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Does this sound like you?
Meet Kate.
Kate is 51 years old.
She thought menopause was behind her. Her hot flushes settled a few years ago and she assumed everything would return to normal.
Instead…
She's gained 8 kilograms despite eating less.
Most of the weight has settled around her stomach.
She's constantly tired.
Her knees and back ache.
The clothes she loves no longer fit the way they used to.
She wonders…
"Is this just getting older?"
"Why isn't what used to work working anymore?"
"Will I ever feel like myself again?"
If Kate's story sounds familiar, you're not alone.
Many women notice significant changes during the menopause transition—even when their eating habits and activity levels haven't changed.
The good news is that these changes aren't simply about willpower.
Understanding what is happening inside your body is the first step towards feeling healthier, stronger and more like yourself again.
Join us for this evidence-based masterclass where you'll discover:
âś” Why metabolism changes during menopause
Understand the important role hormones play in muscle mass, energy, fat distribution and metabolism.
âś” Why weight often increases around the abdomen
Learn why hormonal changes affect insulin sensitivity, belly fat and long-term health.
âś” How menopause affects your whole body
Discover the connection between menopause, heart health, cholesterol, bone strength, brain health, mood and healthy ageing.
âś” The important role nutrition plays
Learn practical nutrition strategies to support metabolism, gut health, energy, muscle maintenance and long-term wellbeing.
âś” The latest evidence
Understand:
- Mediterranean eating patterns
- Protein requirements during midlife
- Gut health and probiotics
- Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT)
- GLP-1 medications
- Strength training and preserving muscle
During this webinar you'll walk away understanding:
✔ Why your body is changing
✔ How hormones influence metabolism
✔ What foods support healthy ageing
✔ How to protect your muscle and bone health
✔ How to improve energy and support healthy weight management
✔ Practical nutrition strategies you can start immediately
About Angela D'Amore - Guest Speaker
Accredited Practising Dietitian | Total Body Nutrition
Angela is the Founder and Senior Dietitian at Total Body Nutrition. She is an Accredited Dietitian with almost two decades of experience and success in helping clients make long term changes to their lifestyle. She completed various other specialist courses over her career since becoming a Dietitian in 2006.Â
Working in various hospitals since she graduated has helped her understand the role of nutrition in a wide variety of diseases. She also has an interest in helping clients manage weight through Health at Every Size as well as nutrition for females across the life cycle (puberty, pregnancy and mid life) and have a compassionate and client-led approach to helping clients achieve goals and make sustainable long term changes.
This webinar is perfect for women who:
- Have noticed weight gain during peri or menopause
- Feel like their metabolism has slowed
- Want more energy
- Are confused about what they should be eating
- Want practical, evidence-based advice
- Want to improve their long-term health—not just lose weight
Reserve Your FREE Place Today
Understanding your body changes everything.
Join us live and discover practical, science-backed strategies to help you feel healthier, stronger and more confident throughout the menopause transition.
The information provided in this patient education webinar is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered individual medical advice. For personalised medical assessment and management, please book a consultation.Â