Nutrition support for women
navigating perimenopause
weight & energy changes

Support for women experiencing weight gain, low energy, disrupted sleep and changing eating patterns during perimenopause including women using Ozempic or Mounjaro.

Karolina Buchling, registered nutritionist and eating psychology coach, sitting at a white table, holding a mug, smiling, with an open notebook and pen, next to a large window showing mountains and greenery outside.

Struggling with weight gain, cravings, low energy or feeling out of control with food?
Explore what may be driving your symptoms and what support may help.

What’s Really Driving Weight Gain in Perimenopause

In midlife, your body becomes more sensitive to:

  • Blood sugar fluctuations

  • Chronic stress and nervous system load

  • Hormonal changes

  • Years of restrictive dieting and all-or-nothing eating patterns

This can show up as:

  • Increased hunger or cravings

  • Loss of control around food

  • Energy dips and sugar crashes

  • Weight gain that no longer responds the way it used to

This isn’t about willpower.
It’s about physiology.

 

A Different Approach to Weight Gain, Cravings, and Overeating

Whether you feel:

  • Stuck despite doing everything “right”

  • Or caught in cycles of overeating and starting over

The solution is not more restriction.

I help you:

  • Stabilise your blood sugar and reduce cravings

  • Regulate your appetite and energy

  • Support your hormones and nervous system

  • Rebuild a calmer, more trusting relationship with food

From there, your body can begin to respond again.

Weight loss often becomes a side effect — not the focus.

Common midlife challenges I help with

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    Perimenopause Weight & Energy Changes

    Perimenopause can disrupt appetite regulation, increase cravings and make weight changes feel harder to manage. Nutrition support can help improve energy, metabolic stability and eating consistency.

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    Insulin Resistance & Metabolic Health

    Insulin resistance can increase cravings, energy crashes and weight gain around the abdomen. Targeted nutrition and lifestyle support can help improve metabolic health, appetite regulation and energy stability.

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    GLP-1 Nutrition Support

    Ozempic, Mounjaro and GLP-1 medication can reduce appetite, but poor nutrition during treatment may lead to low energy, muscle loss and unsustainable habits. Nutrition support helps protect muscle mass, digestion, improve protein intake and support long-term results.

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    Emotional Eating and Overeating

    Emotional eating often becomes stronger during periods of stress, exhaustion, poor sleep and chronic dieting. By addressing both eating patterns and the physiological drivers of appetite, it becomes possible to build a calmer and more balanced relationship with food.

About Karolina

I am a Registered Nutritional Therapist and Eating Psychology Coach specialising in perimenopause, metabolic health and eating behaviour.

Like many women, I spent years stuck in cycles of dieting, overeating and frustration around food. That experience led me to explore the deeper drivers of weight changes, metabolism and eating behaviour.

Today my work combines functional nutrition, metabolic health science and eating psychology. This allows me to address both the biological factors that influence weight, energy and appetite, and the behavioural patterns that shape our relationship with food.

I work with women across Surrey, including West Byfleet, Woking and Guildford.

“I’ve seen nutritionists before and no one has ever been so thorough. The ongoing support has been amazing. I’ve lost the weight and have never eaten so normally before! No diets or binges, just consistent eating. Can’t recommend her enough!”

Anna

How we work together

STEP 1 - Assessment & Eating Patterns

We explore symptoms, eating behaviours, metabolic health, lifestyle patterns and challenges around food.

STEP 2 - Personalised Nutrition Strategy

You receive a structured plan tailored to your metabolism, appetite, lifestyle and long-term goals.

STEP 3 - Ongoing Support & Adjustment

Follow-up support helps improve consistency, eating patterns and sustainable long-term progress.

Perimenopause & Metabolic Health Articles

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