Many women struggle with bloating, even while eating a nutrient dense diet. There are so many factors to why you may have experience belly bloat - what and when you are eating, how much water you are taking in, the stress you are under, hormone issues, etc.  The first reaction to belly bloat is often to take a supplement. This isn't always bad, however if you don't target the root of your individual symptoms, it can make things worse. This episode will go into more detail on how to deal with belly bloat to achieve your goals!  Learn more about the 1 to 1 program here: https://drbethwestie.com/jumpstart-program/

527. How to Deal With Bloating

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You’ve tried every diet out there and followed it to a “T”. But the belly fat won’t budge. And the symptoms won’t go away. That’s because your nutrition is not aligned with your hormone cycle! Yes, I’m looking at you too, ladies in menopause! Here’s what we cover in this episode:   The female hormone cycle, basal body temperature and how nutrition helps The estrogen phase and cooling foods The progesterone phase and warming foods Recommendations for getting started   By nourishing your body with the right foods at the right times, you’re laying the foundation for long term hormone balance. I've got a free guide to help you get started: Getting Started Guide

622. A Guide To Eating for Your Hormones

In this episode, I discuss strategies for reducing stress and avoiding panic attacks with Christianna, a grad student balancing work and life. We talk about the importance of scheduling breaks, focusing on nutrition, and using adaptogens like ashwagandha. Christianna shares her struggles with managing Hashimoto's, PCOS, and endometriosis, and the overwhelm that comes with it all. We explore ways to integrate self-care into a busy schedule and acknowledge the courage it takes to prioritize your own health.  You are invited to sign up for your own session here: https://calendly.com/drbethwestie/podcast-live-coaching?month=2024-02

621. How To Manage Stress And Overwhelm

It’s time for a personal update! While I usually focus on health education, I wanted to share a bit more about my personal life because that’s where we all get the most support right? The lives of other women battling the same things we are.  Recently, my dad landed in the hospital. It was a serious deal - respiratory failure, sepsis, the works. Easter plans? Canceled. Instead, we visited Dad in the ICU, hooked up to all the machines - honestly, it hit me harder than I expected.  It’s been weeks of hospital visits, canceled plans, and emotional whiplash. But amidst the chaos, I've been reminded of a thing or two. Healing isn't linear, ladies. And I've had to cut myself some slack, dialing down the perfectionism.  Grab a cup of coffee and join me for the full update!  Hang out with me:  Facebook: https://facebook.com/drbethwestie Instagram: https://instagram.com/drbethwestie If you have questions or just want to connect, shoot me a DM on instagram @drbethwestie or contact@drbethwestie.com   

620. A Personal Update: Family Drama

In this episode, I had a chat with Erika who shared her struggles dealing with postpartum health issues, like a painful fibroid and PMS. Erica has been frustrated because her doctors weren't really listening to her concerns. They kept pushing birth control and ibuprofen as a quick fix, ignoring her struggles.  I kept thinking to myself, I've been there too.  Advocating for yourself and finding a healthcare provider who really listens to you is ESSENTIAL. I talked through some practical tools like seed cycling and tinctures to help balance her hormones and reduce inflammation. We also talked about how to approach doctors who aren't being helpful. Here is your permission to be firm about what tests you need and to stand up for yourself if you are being ignored or gaslight. Click play to join the conversation!  You are invited to sign up for your own session here: https://calendly.com/drbethwestie/podcast-live-coaching?month=2024-02

619. I'm In Pain And Doctors Are Ignoring Me

Where are my married ladies?! Really, this applies to any long term relationship...  My husband and I have been together for over 20 years and our relationship has seen some high highs and low lows. My health journey has been greatly impacted by these seasons and I am sure you can relate.  There is an extreme significance in having a supportive partner when working towards your health goals. And you better believe it applies to the opposite as well, more on that below.  I believe that a supportive partner can make a world of difference in helping a woman reach their healthiest selves. There are significant challenges women face when they have unsupportive partners, as it can create obstacles along the way.  I am talking about things like ortisol/stress issues, time management issues, sabotage and more...  In this episode, I share personal stories and examples from my clinical practice where husbands/partners either actively support their wives' health journey or hinder it. I also dive into how some women manage to push forward with their health goals despite unsupportive partners, while others may find it more difficult. This is your sign to look for potential red flags in relationships that can impede health progress, such as partners who try to use control to keep you from getting healthier.  I want women facing these challenges to know you are not alone and there are a number of ways to seek support.  This is actually something that many of my personal clients navigate during our work together. If you'd like to know more about my upcoming Hormone Solution program, join the waitlist here:  https://drbethwestie.com/fhs-waitlist/ Hang out with me:  Facebook: https://facebook.com/drbethwestie Instagram: https://instagram.com/drbethwestie

527. How to Deal With Bloating

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