If detoxes, cleanses, or “reset” programs leave you feeling more tired, bloated, inflamed, or stuck, this episode explains why — especially in perimenopause.
In this From the Vault episode of Inspired Wellness Podcast, Certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner Michelle White breaks down what detox actually means, why so many popular detox approaches backfire for women after 40, and how hormones, liver function, gut health, and drainage pathways all work together to support weight loss, energy, and hormonal balance.
You’ll learn why detox is not about starvation, juice cleanses, or extreme restriction — and why supporting elimination and drainage first is critical in midlife.
In this episode, we cover:
- What detoxification really is (and what it’s not)
- The 3 phases of liver detox and where things commonly break down
- Why detox can worsen symptoms if drainage pathways aren’t supported
- How sluggish detox impacts weight loss, brain fog, estrogen balance, and inflammation
- Why perimenopause makes detox symptoms feel louder
- The most common detox mistake women make after 40
- Gentle, doable daily habits that support detox naturally
- How to stop forcing your body and start supporting it instead
This episode is especially helpful if you’re experiencing:
- Stubborn weight gain or difficulty losing weight in midlife
- Brain fog, headaches, bloating, or fatigue
- PMS, estrogen dominance symptoms, or hormonal imbalance
- Feeling like you’re “doing everything right” but not seeing results
If you’re ready to stop chasing quick fixes and start working with your body, this conversation will give you clarity, reassurance, and practical next steps you can actually fit into daily life.
🎧 Listen now and save this episode if you’re navigating perimenopause and tired of detox strategies that don’t work.
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