09/03/2026
Movement does not have to be intense to matter. For women navigating perimenopause or working through a medical weight loss plan, sustainable physical activity is far more valuable than any program you push through and abandon.
During the menopause transition, the body's relationship with exercise shifts. Hormonal changes affect muscle mass, metabolism, energy, and recovery, which means what worked in your 30s may not work the same way now. The answer is not to work harder. It is to work smarter, with guidance that actually accounts for what your body is going through.
At NuHaven Health, our team includes Gineen Nicholls, a Women's Holistic Hormone Health Practitioner and Certified Personal Trainer who specializes in supporting women through exactly this. She helps patients build movement habits that are realistic, hormone-aware, and built to last.
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