If You’re Over 50 and the Weight Won’t Budge, Read This
Can we talk about the elephant in the room?

You’re eating better.
You’re walking.
You’ve tried cutting carbs.
You’ve tried cutting calories.

And yet…

The scale doesn’t move.
Or worse — it creeps up.

Here’s what most people don’t explain:
Midlife weight gain is rarely about willpower.
It’s about regulation.

What Changes After 50?

  1. Estrogen declines — which affects insulin sensitivity.
  2. Muscle mass drops — lowering metabolic rate.
  3. Cortisol becomes harder to buffer.
  4. Sleep becomes lighter and more fragmented.
All of that impacts fat storage.
Especially around the middle.
And if you approach this season the same way you did at 30, your body will resist.

Enter: Balance & Burn

Instead of crash dieting, we:
✔️ Support blood sugar
✔️ Encourage natural metabolic activation
✔️ Preserve lean muscle
✔️ Stay consistent without extremes

I pair the system with:
• 30 minutes of walking daily
• 64+ ounces of water
• Protein-forward meals
• Strength training 2–3x per week

Nothing dramatic.
But very effective.

And here’s the best part:
It doesn’t wreck your hormones.
It doesn’t require starving.
It doesn’t make you obsessed.
It supports your body while you live your life.

If you’re ready for sustainable change — not another quick fix — I’d love to share how I’m using Balance & Burn personally.

Comment “INFO” and I’ll send it your way.

Midlife isn’t the end of vitality.

It’s the season of wisdom — and working smarter.


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Meet Anna McElligott

 

I used to struggle with energy crashes and mood swings during perimenopause. It made everyday life as a mom and grandma feel overwhelming, like I was just getting by.

Then I discovered simple, natural solutions like easy swaps for holistic living and routines that supported my hormones. It changed everything—giving me back my spark and a sense of real life wellness.

Now I help women who want to live healthier, reduce toxins, and enjoy simple joys without the overwhelm. We start small and grow from there.

If that’s you, get in touch—I’d love to help.








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