Perimenopause Fatigue? 3 Simple Energy Reset Steps Every Woman Needs
- Jessica DeFeo

- Oct 25
- 2 min read
Let’s be real perimenopause fatigue and midlife energy can feel like it’s on permanent low battery mode.
But you don’t need a weekend away (or another latte) to recharge.
Here are 3 simple ways to reset your energy — naturally, quickly, and without adding stress to your day.
🌿 1. Reboot Your Morning Routine
Skip the phone scroll and start with sunlight + hydration.
Drink water before caffeine — your adrenals will thank you.
Step outside for 2–3 minutes of morning light (it tells your brain “we’re awake”).
Add protein within an hour of waking — it stabilizes blood sugar and hormones, which stabilizes your mood and focus.
💡 Pro tip: A calm start equals a cortisol reset for the entire day. Give yourself five quiet minutes before you touch your phone or talk to anyone. That small choice lowers stress hormones and sets the tone for everything that follows.
2. Breathe Before You React
Your breath is your built-in “energy breaker.”
When you slow it down, you tell your body, “I’m safe — stand down, stress.”
Try the 4–4–8 Reset:
Inhale 4 → Hold 4 → Exhale 8.
Repeat 3 times — your heart rate drops, your mind clears, and that tight, tired feeling melts away.
💬 Energy tip: Don’t just react — reset.
🌸 3. Feed Your Cells, Not Just Your Schedule
Your body isn’t asking for more caffeine — it’s asking for nutrients.
Midlife energy depends on nitric oxide, magnesium, and B vitamins — your natural fuel sources that drop as we age.
Try adding:
Citrus + greens (for nitric oxide support)
Electrolytes + minerals
Consistent protein (not just coffee and chaos 😉)
👉 This is one of the tools I use to keep my energy steady and my stress levels in check: [insert your link].
✨ Final Spark
“Energy doesn’t come from doing more — it comes from aligning more.”
This week, focus on one thing that makes your body feel cared for, not drained.
Your midlife energy isn’t gone — it’s waiting for you to call it back.
With wellness & wisdom,
Kim 💫
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