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Glow Up Perimenopause Shake

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11 comments
227
Kcal
7g
Fat
15g
Carbs
9g
Net Carbs
5g
Sugars
30g
Protein
Glow Up Perimenopause Shake

The Glow Up Perimenopause Shake is a simple and nourishing way to support your body through the hormonal changes that often begin in your 40s. As women enter perimenopause, shifts in hormone levels can affect metabolism, energy levels, sleep, and body composition. Choosing nutrient-dense foods that support balance and satiety can make a meaningful difference in how you feel day to day.

One of the key benefits of this shake is its high protein content, which becomes increasingly important as we age. Adequate protein intake helps support muscle maintenance, keeps you fuller for longer, and can help stabilise blood sugar levels throughout the day. Including protein-rich meals and snacks can also support a healthy metabolism and sustained energy. This shake is also high in fibre, an essential nutrient for digestive health and metabolic balance. Fibre helps nourish beneficial gut bacteria, supports regular digestion, and contributes to feeling satisfied after meals. A fibre-rich diet may also help support cholesterol levels and overall gut health during midlife. Another important feature of this recipe is the inclusion of ingredients naturally rich in phytoestrogens. Phytoestrogens are plant compounds that can gently mimic estrogen activity in the body. For women aged 40 and older, foods rich in phytoestrogens may help support hormonal balance during the perimenopausal transition. Combined with antioxidant-rich berries, this refreshing shake is a delicious and practical way to nourish your body during this stage of life.

icn txt Ingredients
1 servings
  • 1 cup or 250ml soya milk
  • 1/2 cup frozen raspberries
  • 20g collagen powder
  • 1 tbsp flaxseed
  • 2 ice cubes
  • 1 tsp stevia (optional)
icn txt Directions

Total time: 5min

  • Step 1:

    Place all the ingredients in the blender.

  • Step 2:

    Blend until smooth.

  • Step 3:

    Top with a few frozen raspberries for a fresh, colourful finish.

icn txt Serving tips

Pairs well with our Berries and Nuts Plate

icn txt Storage tips

Consume immediately.

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Lara - EBS

Lara - EBS

Make sure you following the Meal Planning Advice.

04/12/26
Karina Bolland

Karina Bolland

I have been loving this shake, thanks. Can this also be a complete breakfast without anything else?

04/12/26
Marijana Kramaric

Marijana Kramaric

Thank you, it is really tasty?

03/23/26
Lara - EBS

Lara - EBS

As per the meal planning advice you can have as a snack or a meal from week 2 ;)

03/23/26
Marijana Kramaric

Marijana Kramaric

Thank you so much for the prompt answer. Do I count it as a meal or I can have one every day as a snack, during the reset? Best, Marijana

03/23/26
Lara - EBS

Lara - EBS

20 grams is approximately 3 tbsps. And yes absolutely fine to have on the Six-Week reset.

03/23/26
Marijana Kramaric

Marijana Kramaric

Hi, I love this shake! Can you please tell me how many spoons would be 20gr of collagen, I hav e a big batch. And second question how often can I have it if I am on six week resest? Thank you very much!

03/22/26
Lara - EBS

Lara - EBS

You'll find all of Yalda's faves on the Yalda Loves page ;)

03/20/26
Alexandra Nicolleau

Alexandra Nicolleau

Hi there, There are so many collagen powders out there, any good quality ones you can recommend for both marine or bovine ? ( I prefer bovine). I can get my hand on the vital protein collagène peptide one. But maybe there are better ones Thanks for your help

03/20/26
Lara - EBS

Lara - EBS

Yes absolutely, you can use any other milk. You’re still getting protein from the collagen to support muscle, skin, and metabolism, fibre from the raspberries and flaxseed to help with blood sugar balance and gut health, and healthy fats from the flaxseed to support hormonal balance.

03/20/26
Saranjit Bhamra

Saranjit Bhamra

For people with thyroid issue you can’t eat soya products so can you use normal milk.?

03/19/26
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