Green Glow Lifestyle
Podcast Description
Tired of feeling blah? Join us on the Green Glow Podcast where we ditch the diet dogma and bring you girlfriend-style advice on how to prioritize your health, from an RD and nurse with over 35 years of clinical experience helping women overcome years of metabolic issues FAST.
We’ll break down confusing science into simple steps you can take today to feel amazing tomorrow. From plant-powered tips to stress-busting strategies, we’ll help you simplify your life and unlock your best self – no judgo, just support and science that ACTUALLY works.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast emphasizes health and wellness through diverse topics such as heart health, stress management, women’s wellness, and plant-based nutrition. Episodes cover practical advice for managing diabetes, featuring discussions on reflective practices and recovery as part of lifestyle changes. Notably, they focus on macronutrient education during Macronutrient Month, challenge common dietary myths, and present expert interviews, such as a conversation with cardiologist Dr. Batiste about the importance of resilience in heart health.

Tired of feeling blah? Join me on the Green Glow Podcast where we ditch the diet dogma and bring you girlfriend-style advice on how to prioritize your health, from a nurse with over 20 years of clinical experience helping women overcome years of metabolic issues FAST.
We’ll break down confusing science into simple steps you can take today to feel amazing tomorrow. From plant-powered tips to stress-busting strategies, we’ll help you simplify your life and unlock your best self – no judgo, just support and science that ACTUALLY works.
“Your body is not a finished story at menopause. It is still responding to the signals you send it—movement, nourishment, rest, connection, and curiosity.” – Kylie Buckner, RN
Show description
Midlife brings real physiological changes—but it doesn’t mean your capacity to care for your health has disappeared. In this episode, we explore practical ways to support healthspan through the menopause transition: strength and load-bearing movement for bone and muscle, nitrate-rich vegetables and antioxidant-rich foods, nervous-system care, sleep, and lifelong brain health. We’ll also discuss biomarkers that may help inform a conversation with your healthcare professional, including ApoB, Apo(a), hs-CRP, thyroid tests, and the Omega-3 Index. This is an invitation to move beyond a story of inevitable decline and toward informed, compassionate care—one supportive choice at a time.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Why osteoporosis and sarcopenia are distinct concerns—and why supporting both bone and muscle matters.
- Ways to incorporate progressive resistance and weight-bearing activity, adapted to your body, health history, and current abilities.
- Nitrate-rich vegetables and the body’s nitric-oxide pathway, alongside the broader role of a varied, plant-rich eating pattern.
- Antioxidant-rich foods as part of an overall pattern of nourishment.
- Practices that can help create more space for rest and down-regulation, including breathing, gentle movement, and getting thoughts out of your head and onto paper.
- Neuroplasticity and the possibility of supporting brain health throughout life.
- Lab markers to discuss with a qualified healthcare professional, including cholesterol measures, ApoB, ApoA-I, hs-CRP, thyroid tests, and the Omega-3 Index.
A note on labs: Biomarkers are pieces of a larger health picture, not stand-alone diagnoses. Which tests are appropriate—and how to interpret them—depends on your individual health history and should be discussed with your healthcare professional.
Referenced materials and further reading
- National Health Association
- The Alzheimer’s Solution, by Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai
- The 2024 randomized trial of intensive lifestyle changes in people with early Alzheimer’s disease
- Full text of the 2024 Alzheimer’s lifestyle trial
- OmegaQuant: Omega-3 Index Basic
- OmegaQuant: What Omega-3 Index results mean

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