Adventuring with Osteoarthritis

The best ways to use food to make you feel your best before and after menopause with Elizabeth Ward, Registered Dietiitan

November 08, 2022 Season 1 Episode 48
Adventuring with Osteoarthritis
The best ways to use food to make you feel your best before and after menopause with Elizabeth Ward, Registered Dietiitan
Show Notes

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Watch the video on joint pain and menopause here: https://youtu.be/J3soH57W1AU


I was joined by Elizabeth Ward, a registered dietitian and co-author of The Menopause Diet Plan as we discussed all things joint pain, menopause, and food! She answered: 


  1. What’s the most surprising thing you’ve found in the research around menopause?
  2. Is dairy something to avoid? 
  3. Should gluten be avoided? 
  4. What is the best thing to focus on when it comes to weight loss and menopause?
  5. Rules of thumb for the amount of foods to be eating 


Food is so incredibly important when it comes to managing joint pain related to osteoarthritis. Menopause can actually trigger joint pain as well due to decreasing estrogen levels. It is so important to place priority not just on food but on exercise as well! 





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