The Kim Constable Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode of the podcast, I dive into a hot topic that so many women are curious about — can GLP-1 medications like Ozempic actually help with menopause symptoms?

I’m sharing my personal journey with using GLP-1s, how I started, what I’ve noticed in my body, and the impact they’ve had on symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, inflammation, and hormonal imbalance.

This is a conversation that’s not being had enough, especially for women over 40 navigating perimenopause or post-menopause. Whether you're already on a GLP-1 or just curious about how these peptides could support metabolic and hormonal health, this episode will give you insights that go far beyond weight loss.

🧠 We talk about blood sugar stability 🔥 Chronic inflammation and joint pain 💤 Energy levels and fatigue 💡 Why GLP-1s might be worth exploring for more than just appetite control

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In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on one of the most talked-about (and judged) topics in women’s health right now — medical weight loss injections. Specifically, why I made the decision to begin microdosing a GLP-1 medication during perimenopause.

You’ll hear exactly what led me to this point, how it’s impacted my appetite, inflammation, and training, and why this decision was rooted in science, not shortcuts. I’m also talking about the stigma, the backlash, and the misinformation surrounding these medications — and why more women need support, not silence.

Since I started speaking openly about this, Meta has been restricting my reach, taking down posts, and flagging my content. So I brought the conversation here — where I can speak freely, honestly, and without censorship.

If you’ve been curious, confused, or just want the unfiltered truth from someone who’s actually doing it, this is the episode you need to hear.

Small Steps, Big Rewards

In this episode, we explore the dynamics of motivation and change through personal experiences. Delving into the two types of motivation—toward pleasure and away from pain—we uncover why humans often resist change despite desiring it. I even share my own journey of dissatisfaction with my body and the pivotal moment that triggered real change. Reflecting on the pain scale, I reveal how the agony of staying the same outweighed the discomfort of transformation. I challenge you to confront your own motivations and embrace change when the pain of stagnation becomes unbearable.

Bear with me for a moment. “Cellulite” was invented by the fashion magazines and beauty product manufacturers in the 1960s. Before then it didn’t have a special name. So nowadays we’re all being misled into spending fortunes on magic creams that claim to “reduce its appearance” and never do. In this episode, I strip away all the lies, all the nonsense, and reveal what cellulite actually is, and what you can DO to attack it. thesculptedvegan.com

Butt, bum, arse, ass - whatever you call it, few parts of the body cause as much head-scratching and discussion as the rear end. Whether you like it big or small, we all aspire to having firm buttocks. My guest this week is known as The Glute Guy. Bret Contreras was teased at school for his diminutive butt, so he decided that the best revenge was to learn everything there was to know about glutes. After today’s show, you too will have a degree in buttology. thesculptedvegan.com

I’m getting asked this question a lot during lockdown. So in this week’s show I clear up some of the myths about how muscles grow, how long they stay toned, when they start to atrophy and what you can do about it. And how you DON'T even need anything as basic as a couple of dumbbells and an exercise band to maintain your muscles when the gyms are closed. Oh, and hear the secret of how my husband grew more muscle in two months than he had in the previous two years. Let’s go!

My guest this week only eats meat - that’s all. And when I first heard about her I dismissed her as a crazy fool. But when I heard her moving life story, I changed my opinion 180 degrees. This is the story of how Mikhaila - daughter of the famous professor of psychology, Jordan B. Peterson - and I became firm friends, despite fundamental differences in our approach to food.

Anybody who runs the Marathon des Sables - which is 6-day race, run through the Sahara Desert in blistering heat - knows something about ultra-fitness, and is definitely worth a listen. This week, I talk to Brian Keane about his journey from primary school teacher to ultra-athlete and coach, and specifically about the fears he conquered to get there.

They’ve closed your gym. And you’ve got little, or no, equipment at home. So, what now? What’s achievable if, like most of the world at the moment, you’re stuck training at home? Well, you can achieve more than you think. This is a behind the scenes look at how, after four years of professional bodybuilding, and only training in gyms, I took on the challenge of developing a training program that can be done successfully at home with zero equipment. www.thesculptedvegan.com

Find a relaxing place to settle down, close your eyes. and listen to Rose Henry’s meditation that was featured in Episode 27. It’s an ideal way to help you cope with these turbulent times, to take time out, put aside your worries and just concentrate on the breath.