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Eat More Carbs | A Period Recovery Podcast

Reilly Beatty MS, RD, CSSD and Jenna Fisher RD
Period Recovery
Nutrition
Hypothalamic Amenorrhea
Sports Nutrition
Carbohydrates
Running
Low Energy Availability
Athletic Performance
Relative Energy Deficiency In Sport
Female Athletes
Energy Availability
Nutrition Coaching
Marathon Training
Hydration
Body Image
Diet Culture
Half Marathon
Breastfeeding
Iron
Nutrition For Athletes

A sports nutrition and hypothalamic amenorrhea recovery podcast for female athletes who want to get their period back and maximize performance while doing so! HA recovery is different for every athlete and here you will learn how to recover in the way that is best for you as an athlete. The same habits preventing you from having a regular menstrual cycle are preventing you from reaching your athle... more

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If your healthcare provider checked your weight, told you your BMI is completely normal, but your period is still nowhere to be found, you are not alone.

In this episode, Jenna and Reilly take on one of the most frustrating, misunderstood traps in H... more

When you are working to recover from Hypothalamic Amenorrhea (HA), the wait for your cycle to return can feel endless and confusing. In this episode, Jenna and Reilly break down the exact physical, hormonal, and emotional signs that indicate your bod... more

Hormonal health in female athletes is notoriously complex, and misdiagnoses around conditions like PMOS are far too common when conditions like Functional Hypothalamic Amenorrhea (FHA) and PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, formerly PCOS... more

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Wellness culture on social media has reached a whole new level of chaotic, and the team is back to call out the latest batch of misleading trends. In this episode, Reilly, Jenna, and Lilly dive deep into the viral online behaviors, extreme eating hab... more

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Recent Guests

Lilly Rymer
Nutritionist with Team Steady State, focuses on period recovery and campus fueling
Steady State Performance Nutrition
Episode: 178. How Do You Maintain Period Recovery When You Go Off to College
Lilly Reimer
Guest on episode, affiliated with Steady State Performance Nutrition
Steady State Performance Nutrition
Episode: 168. Sports Dietitian Reacts: Why These Viral Diet Trends Are Ruining Your Recovery
Ava Taylor
Collegiate runner, navigating fueling and period recovery
Episode: 166. The Truth About Running and Getting Your Period Back
Emily Courier
Athlete and High Rocks competitor; student at Sherman College of Chiropractic
Self / High Rocks athlete
Episode: 163. Winning HYROX and Recovering My Period: Athlete Story
Dr. Katherine Hill
Board certified physician; co-founder of AthleatMD; specializes in REDDS/HA recovery for athletes
AthleatMD
Episode: 154. The Best Way to Get Your Period Back: Advice from a Physician
Reilly Beatty
Founder of Reilly Beatty Sports Nutrition and Sports Dietitian
RBSN
Episode: 149. How I Lost My Period As a College Athlete: Reilly's HA Recovery Journey
Karis Myers
An accomplished runner and coach who has qualified for the US Olympic Trials in the Marathon.
Episode: 144. How to Build Speed, Strength, and Confidence as a Runner
Lilly Rimer
Performance dietician at Reilly Beatty Sports Nutrition
Reilly Beatty Sports Nutrition
Episode: 143. Why The All In Approach Is Not the Best Fit for Every Athlete
Megan Mahoney
A registered dietitian specializing in sports nutrition for active individuals, particularly runners.
Episode: 109. How To Successfully Run The Boston Marathon

Hosts

Jenna Fisher
Host of Eat More Carbs podcast, focusing on HA recovery and performance nutrition.
Reilly Beattie
Co-host and founder of Steady State Performance Nutrition.
Lilly Reimer
Co-host and nutrition professional focused on HA recovery and nutrition coaching.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 123 ratings
  • I love this podcast!!

    The what drives us bananas episodes are so good! They are so helpful because it helps open my mind to what you see only is not necessarily right for you . Like the I seen earlier today (when a fitness coach on social media says it’s a rest day and then shows her self out for a 2 mile run!!!) Like what happened to the rest part?

    Thank you for sharing helpful information and advice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    reggieveggie2011
    United States6 months ago
  • Great Podcast!

    After losing my period during half marathon training, I found this podcast. Jenna and Reilly share small tips that are rad to implement, and they’re so fun to listen to. I also realized how undercarbed I’ve been for years, and I’ve taken a lot of their advice for how to slowly increase my carb intake. I really wish I had had this resource when I was a college athlete!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CaliRunner
    United States7 months ago
  • This is all new to me!

    My body has been suffering the past few years from under eating. All I know is eat in a calorie deficit and you will have your dream body. Constantly starving only focusing on protein and this podcast has changed my life, way of thinking and mental health. I’ve learned everything I didn’t think was possible to get back to enjoying a healthy life.

    I’ve had consistent knee/joint pain for months during my walks and workouts I survived on protein bars and protein based meals no carbs. I added carb... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrittanyH818
    United States2 years ago
  • Could listen all day

    Love listening to these two! As a newer running girlie who has struggled with an ED a lot of my life, their content is so refreshing, helpful and enjoyable to listen to! Legit could listen nonstop LOL

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jennpatt17
    Australia2 years ago
  • So much information

    Love this show even though I’m not competing anymore. There are so many helpful tips mixed with real life stories. It’s sending a positive message to all athletes. One where they will be able to compete for the rest of their lives not just a short span then get hurt.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nikkers41
    United States2 years ago

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The show is seen as a reliable resource for parents and athletes navigating period recovery and fueling for performance.
Promoters of a coaching program and nutrition resources are noted as helpful and actionable.
Listeners value practical, science-based fueling tips that translate to real training gains.
Fans appreciate the emphasis on long-term recovery over quick-fix dieting and the community support.
Audience praises approachable, relatable hosts who break down complex nutrition without overwhelming jargon.

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180. How Do You Increase Your Daily Energy Intake to Recover From REDs?
Q: What is your three-point dietary approach to help athletes get adequately fueled?
Maintain consistent fueling, ensure a balanced plate with protein, grains, fats, and color, and implement pre- and post-workout fueling to support energy availability and recovery.
180. How Do You Increase Your Daily Energy Intake to Recover From REDs?
Q: Amanda, what would you say to an athlete who is meeting with a sports dietitian and is looking for ways to increase their energy availability?
Three practical tips are to eat consistently throughout the day (three meals and snacks as needed), use the plate model to ensure all food groups are represented with adequate portions, and fuel around workouts by having something before and after practice to prevent long gaps without calories.
168. Sports Dietitian Reacts: Why These Viral Diet Trends Are Ruining Your Recovery
Q: Is there only one right way to recover a period?
No; recovery should be personalized, and even if some athletes pursue an all-in approach, others can safely recover with different strategies that fit their lifestyle and physiology.
168. Sports Dietitian Reacts: Why These Viral Diet Trends Are Ruining Your Recovery
Q: What's driving you bananas this week?
GLP-1s and their marketing, including ads that push quick fixes, while overlooking the nuanced risks and the importance of individualized medical guidance.
163. Winning HYROX and Recovering My Period: Athlete Story
Q: Can you describe the key changes between your first and second High Rocks competitions that helped you perform better?
We identified under-fueling as the main limiter, increased fats and carbs, optimized post-workout fueling with chocolate milk, and followed a gradual, coach-guided progression that built confidence and performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Eat More Carbs

What is Eat More Carbs about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A focused series around period recovery for female athletes, blending practical fueling strategies with evidence-based nutrition guidance. Episodes frequently cover hypothalamic amenorrhea (HA), low energy availability (LEA), and REDS, emphasizing plate-based meals, energy balance, and sustainable habits that support training and menstrual function. Regular hosts contrast myth-busting with real-world coaching tips, featuring guests from Team Steady State Performance Nutrition who share actionable insights for college athletes, runners, and active individuals navigating social pressures, travel, and life changes without sacrificing performance. The show stands out for its approachable, science-informed approach to long-term HA recovery, inte... more

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1. The Period Recovery Podcast
2. The Hypothalamic Amenorrhea Podcast
3. Period Recovery and Fertility Podcast
4. Knight Fit
5. Diet Culture Rebel Podcast

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1. Lilly Rymer
2. Lilly Reimer
3. Ava Taylor
4. Emily Courier
5. Dr. Katherine Hill
6. Reilly Beatty
7. Karis Myers
8. Lilly Rimer

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