What happens when you reach age 40?

The first thing that will probably happen is irregular periods. You might have more cramps and bleeding than usual, or you might skip a period or two. And, don’t forget about the emotional impact of perimenopause. You might have some short-term memory loss, mood swings, anxiety or anger, among a host of other things.

What it means to turn 40?

“Turning 40 is a time of reflection to take stock of who you are at this time in your life, which include the values, friendships, jobs, relationships, and thoughts you hold dear,” says clinical psychologist Tricia Wolanin Psy. D.

How can a woman look good in her 40S?

40 Ways to Look Better After 40

• Smile more.
• Cut your hair.
• Tone down the branded clothing.
• Get clothing you’re comfortable in.
• Stay hydrated.
• Skip the drying skincare products.
• Stop smoking.
• Wear red clothing.

What are good things about turning 40?

15 Things To Love About Turning 40

• You make decisions for yourself.
• You tame the inner critic in your head.
• You finally use your gut instinct.
• You realize that all those people you think are so confident and lead perfect lives… are just as screwed up as everyone else.
• You get your silly on again.
• You ask.

What’s it like to turn 40 years old?

Turning 40 is no picnic. Not only are you, well, no longer in your thirties, but you’re officially not a spring chicken. There is a certain gravitas to telling someone you’re 40. If you’re lucky, the person will react with disbelief, and talk about how young you look. Enjoy that.

Why am I gaining weight at 40 years old?

Because you lose muscle tissue at a rate of up to 5 percent per year starting at age 30, by 40 your resting metabolism drops, which results in your body burning less calories. So, if you eat the same stuff at 40 that you did when you were in your twenties, you will definitely gain weight.

What happens to your vision when you turn 40?

BRUTAL TRUTH #4: Even if you’ve had 20-20 vision all your life, after turning 40 (and as the birthdays pile up), you might suddenly find yourself with vision-related troubles for the first time. Things like glaucoma, macular degeneration, and cataracts start to become a concern.

Are You having a mid-life crisis when you turn 40?

Turning 40 is no picnic. Not only are you, well, no longer in your thirties, but you’re officially not a spring chicken. There is a certain gravitas to telling someone you’re 40. If you’re lucky, the person will react with disbelief, and talk about how young you look. Enjoy that. Don’t worry — you’re not necessarily headed toward a mid-life crisis.

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