177 | Beat Sugar Addiction & Prediabetes With Low Carb

**Top 10% Globally Ranked Podcast** If you're a woman navigating weight loss after 50, menopause, insulin resistance, or prediabetes, you've probably heard a lot of opinions about low carb. In this episode, I'm sharing why I've personally chosen a low-carb lifestyle for nearly nine years. After losing 70 pounds, reversing my prediabetes, and maintaining my weight loss for years, I discovered benefits that went far beyond the scale. We'll talk about hunger, cravings, energy, inflammation, blood sugar control, and why low carb has remained a sustainable approach for me through menopause and beyond. If you're looking for a simple, realistic approach to improving your health, managing insulin resistance, and feeling more in control of food after 50, this episode is for you. Links & Resources: Learn more & visit: https://robynpolk.com/ Ready for More Support? If you’re ready to stop overthinking and start feeling confident around food… I’d love to help you. Ready to stop starting over and finally understand what’s been keeping you stuck? The Weight Loss Blueprint is a 6-week group coaching experience for women over 50 who are ready to learn, grow, and create sustainable weight loss habits—with support and guidance along the way. 👉 Learn more & join The Weight Loss Blueprint Or work with me 1:1 Book your 1:1 Mindful Eating Coaching Call — a focused, one-hour session to help you understand your hunger cues, break the start-stop cycle, and build a plan that actually fits your life. 💬 Loved this episode? Email: robyn@robynpolk.co and tell me why! 📩 Get weekly weight loss tips, movement ideas & easy meals—join the Insider list HERE 👭Join our Facebook community: Weight Loss After 50-Pain-Feel in Control of Food Again w/God-Led Low Carb Strategies 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a 5⭐ review and share it with a friend who needs to know: you’re not stuck — you’re rebuilding. **Reminder — I’m not speaking from a place of medical authority, and nothing on this podcast should be taken as medical advice. Always talk with your healthcare provider before making changes to your diet or lifestyle.