If magnesium gives you diarrhea or upsets your stomach, the type you’re taking may be the problem. JJ Virgin explains why magnesium oxide and citrate can be harder to tolerate, and why magnesium glycinate may be a gentler option. #JJVirgin #Magnesium #GutHealth #Supplements #WomenOver40
Read more →Magnesium needs can vary from person to person. JJ Virgin explains why testing red blood cell magnesium can give you a clearer picture, how much she typically starts people with, and one obvious sign you may be taking too much. #JJVirgin #Magnesium #Supplements #HealthyAging #WomenOver40
Read more →The number on the scale doesn’t tell you the whole story. You can lose weight while losing muscle — or stay the exact same weight while losing fat, gaining muscle, and improving your health. #JJVirgin #WomenOver40 #BodyComposition #FatLoss #HealthyAging
Read more →If you’re on a low-sodium diet, a typical electrolyte drink may not be your best fit. A complete mineral complex can help replace what you may be missing, and low-sugar coconut water can be another option. #Electrolytes #LowSodium #Hydration #Minerals #Nutrition
Read more →Plant and bone broth proteins can come up short on certain essential amino acids compared with whey. Here’s how I formulated mine to better match the amino acid profile of whey—without relying on dairy. #PlantProtein #WheyProtein #AminoAcids #ProteinPowder #Nutrition
Read more →Menopause probably didn’t suddenly break your metabolism. If you’re eating less, exercising harder, and still not seeing results, blaming age may be distracting you from what’s actually changed — and what you can do about it. #Menopause #Metabolism #WomenOver40 #FatLoss #HealthyAging
Read more →Creatine timing matters a little more when you’re first starting and your stores aren’t fully built up yet. I like taking mine around my workout — before or during — but once your creatine stores are up, consistency matters more than the exact time of day. #JJVirgin
Read more →If you have osteoporosis, strength training can be incredibly important — but the key is progressing carefully. Start by learning the movements, building awareness of the muscles you’re using, and adding resistance gradually so your connective tissue has time to adapt. If you keep getting injured, working
Read more →Wrist or hand pain doesn’t necessarily mean you have to stop strength training completely. You may be able to work around the painful area by choosing exercises that train your legs, back, shoulders, and chest without requiring much grip. The goal is to keep moving what you
Read more →Could a simple chair test reveal how well you’re aging and even how long you might live? JJ Virgin breaks down the research behind strength, longevity, and why your ability to stand, move, and stay strong may matter more than you think. Discover simple ways to start
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