
The Blood Sugar & CGM Series
You have been told your labs are normal. You are still exhausted, still foggy, still carrying weight that will not move. This series is about the gap between those two things.
Over eight episodes I walk through what your blood sugar is actually doing, why so many of us hit a wall in our forties and fifties, what a continuous glucose monitor can show you, what it genuinely cannot, and what to do with any of it. Each episode stands on its own, so start wherever your question is.
Who this series is for
The woman who got a lab result nobody explained. The woman with symptoms and no answers. The woman who has been told to eat less and move more by someone who has never looked at her actual numbers.
If you have ever left an appointment holding a piece of paper that said normal while feeling anything but, this is for you.
What you will learn
What a lab reference range actually measures, and why normal is not the same as well
The three blood sugar numbers worth knowing, including one you can calculate tonight
Why insulin resistance becomes so common during perimenopause
How a continuous glucose monitor works, and how to decide whether you want one
What a CGM cannot tell you, and why data on its own is not the answer
What reversal actually means, and what moves the needle fastest
Where to start, in what order, without waiting for permission
The episodes
Part 1 — Your Labs Are "Normal." So Why Do You Feel Like This?
Where reference ranges come from, why only about one in eight American adults is in good metabolic health, and the three numbers that tell a more honest story than the word normal ever will. Read or listen to part one.
Part 2 — Why Almost Everyone Over 40 Is Metabolically Struggling
An environment problem colliding with a hormonal transition. Coming soon.
Part 3 — Blood Sugar 101: What Is Actually Happening in Your Body
Insulin is the lead character. Glucose is just the one you can see. Coming soon.
Part 4 — What a CGM Actually Is, and What Your Data Looks Like
How the device works, what a calm day looks like, and the four things worth watching. Coming soon.
Part 5 — Should You Wear One? How to Choose a CGM
The options available now, the four questions that decide which one, and who should skip it. Coming soon.
Part 6 — What a CGM Cannot Tell You
The honest limits of the device, and why a spike is not automatically a failure. Coming soon.
Part 7 — Insulin Resistance Is Reversible. Here Is What That Actually Means
What remission means, what the research shows, and honest timelines. Coming soon.
Part 8 — In the Driver's Seat: Your First 30 Days
The order of operations. What to test, what to change, and what to do if your doctor says no. Coming soon.
Start here
The Metabolic Five is my free guide to the metabolic tests worth asking for, what optimal actually looks like for each one, and a printable list you can take to your appointment. It is the fastest way to find out where your own numbers sit. Download it free.
Clarity is my program for reading your own real-time glucose data, with someone who does this every day. It comes a few different ways: on your own, in a small group, or one-on-one with me. See what is currently open.
Medical disclaimer
A quick note from me: I'm a certified nutritionist and menopause specialist, but I'm not your doctor — and this series isn't a substitute for personalized medical care. The information here is meant to inform and empower you, not replace a conversation with your healthcare provider. Always check in with your team before making changes to your diet, supplements, or lifestyle. Take what serves you, leave what doesn't, and trust yourself.



