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Kelly@kellyabramsonRD.com

Registered dietitian and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner helping women in midlife navigate digestion, hunger, and sleep changes—without restrictive diets.A personalized, weight-neutral approach to understanding what’s driving your symptoms and helping you feel like yourself again.

Kelly Abramson menopause dietitian
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What I learned going through it myself

Hi Reader, I just published something that felt a little vulnerable to share, and I wanted you to be the first to read it. It's a post about why I shifted my nutrition practice to perimenopause, and in it, I share my personal story. Because I didn't just study this transition. I lived it. If you've ever wondered why I approach this work the way I do, this post is probably the most honest answer I have. Why I Shifted My Nutrition Practice to Perimenopause — and What I Learned as a Dietitian...

A picture of running shoes near the front door

Hi Reader, I want to share something personal that drives my work. I was a Division I swimmer. From the age of 8, I spent nearly every day in a pool. And then I didn't swim a single lap for fifteen years. This wasn't laziness or a busy schedule. It was a complicated reckoning with what movement had meant to me — performance, discipline, even a way to keep my body a certain size — and the slow work of figuring out what it could mean instead. Last week I made the case for resistance training,...

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Hey Reader, We’ve all been there… You’re getting dressed in the morning, pulling on your favorite pair of jeans. Except they barely zip. And you just wore them last week. Almost immediately, the thoughts start creeping in: I need to get this under control. Maybe it’s time to cut out sugar again. For many women in midlife, this is the moment the old diet voice comes roaring back. I want you to know something important: You are not alone! In midlife, several shifts are happening at once —...

Hi Reader, This week, with Valentine’s Day approaching, there’s a lot of conversation about self-care and treating yourself. But I’d like to talk about something a little different. Most of the women I work with don’t actually need more bubble baths or spa days. What they’re missing is something much more basic: Time to pause Time to reset Time to take care of their own needs before they run empty Here’s what this often looks like: A client tells me she feels out of control with food in the...

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Hi Reader, Today, I want to share a story that is incredibly common. I start working with a new client. In her intake form, she mentions her digestion—bloating, constipation, and the frustration of never quite feeling comfortable. She’s tried everything. She cut out gluten and felt better for a few weeks.Then she cut out dairy. Again, some relief—but it never lasts. Now she’s still suffering and unsure what to eat.Should she cut out more foods? Legumes too? On top of the normal stresses of...