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The Chicks dive into the powerful connection between gut health, hormonal changes, and mood shifts during perimenopause. Joining us is Kerri Axelrod, a functional medicine dietitian and nutritionist, who shares her expertise on how our gut and hormones work together to influence mental health. We explore how hormonal fluctuations during perimenopause impact the gut microbiome, why this matters for emotional wellness, and practical steps to feel your best during this transformative stage of life. From dietary tips to supplements and stress management strategies, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you support your body and mind naturally.
Who This Episode Is For: If you’re navigating perimenopause and struggling with mood changes, digestive issues, or anxiety, this episode is for you. Whether you’re curious about how your diet impacts your hormones or looking for holistic ways to improve your mental health, you’ll walk away with practical tools to feel more balanced and in control.
Key Discussion Points:
Guest Bio:
Kerri Axelrod a functional medicine dietitian and nutritionist specializing in gut health, hormonal balance, and mental wellness. With a passion for helping women navigate the challenges of perimenopause, she empowers her clients with personalized nutrition strategies to support their unique needs.
website: www.KerriAxelrod.com
Instagram: @KerriAxelrod
REVIVE Program: Group program to eliminate constipation, bloating, and fatigue for good and better manage anxiety. Currently open for early bird enrollment, next round starts February 2025. CLICK HERE to Apply.
Apply to work with Kerri 1:1
Connect with Us:
Don’t forget to subscribe on YOU TUBE here...so you never miss an episode of The Anxiety Chicks! Let us know your thoughts on today’s topic—what’s your experience with gut health and perimenopause? Send us a DM or comment on our latest Instagram post.
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The Chicks dive into the powerful connection between gut health, hormonal changes, and mood shifts during perimenopause. Joining us is Kerri Axelrod, a functional medicine dietitian and nutritionist, who shares her expertise on how our gut and hormones work together to influence mental health. We explore how hormonal fluctuations during perimenopause impact the gut microbiome, why this matters for emotional wellness, and practical steps to feel your best during this transformative stage of life. From dietary tips to supplements and stress management strategies, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you support your body and mind naturally.
Who This Episode Is For: If you’re navigating perimenopause and struggling with mood changes, digestive issues, or anxiety, this episode is for you. Whether you’re curious about how your diet impacts your hormones or looking for holistic ways to improve your mental health, you’ll walk away with practical tools to feel more balanced and in control.
Key Discussion Points:
Guest Bio:
Kerri Axelrod a functional medicine dietitian and nutritionist specializing in gut health, hormonal balance, and mental wellness. With a passion for helping women navigate the challenges of perimenopause, she empowers her clients with personalized nutrition strategies to support their unique needs.
website: www.KerriAxelrod.com
Instagram: @KerriAxelrod
REVIVE Program: Group program to eliminate constipation, bloating, and fatigue for good and better manage anxiety. Currently open for early bird enrollment, next round starts February 2025. CLICK HERE to Apply.
Apply to work with Kerri 1:1
Connect with Us:
Don’t forget to subscribe on YOU TUBE here...so you never miss an episode of The Anxiety Chicks! Let us know your thoughts on today’s topic—what’s your experience with gut health and perimenopause? Send us a DM or comment on our latest Instagram post.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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