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You made it through treatment, heard the words “cancer free,” and then the questions started piling up: Why am I still exhausted? Where did my libido go? Why does my body feel like a stranger? We’re tackling life after cancer with a clear-eyed look at hormones, quality of life, and the difference between avoiding recurrence and actually feeling well.

We break down what survival medicine prioritizes versus what optimization requires, showing how blanket rules like “no hormones ever” fail many women. Not all breast and ovarian cancers are the same, and neither are your risks or goals. We talk through ER/PR-positive versus negative subtypes, BRCA considerations, and the real factors that should shape care: time since treatment, recurrence risk, symptom severity, and personal values. From there, we explore practical options with nuance—low-dose vaginal estrogen for genitourinary health, carefully dosed testosterone to support muscle, bone, mood, and libido and why doing nothing can carry its own risks for inflammation, insulin resistance, and cardiovascular disease.

You deserve individualized care, informed choice, and a plan built around your life. Tune in for evidence, options, and encouragement you can use now. If this conversation helps, share it with someone who needs it, subscribe for more grounded women’s health, and be sure to leave a 5-star rating and review to help others find the show.

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If you've noticed your New Year's Resolutions keep failing you, it's not because you’re weak. Your brain is wired to reject threat, restriction, and delayed rewards, so it's inevitable when you set yourself up for failure. Today, on this holiday edition, we unpack the science behind why all-or-nothing January makeovers spike cortisol, wreck sleep, and send you running back to quick dopamine hits like sugar, scrolling, and the couch. Then we map a better path: identity-first change, systems that fit your life, and tiny wins that make your brain want to repeat the behavior.

We get real about timing, too. January is dark, cold, and stressful; a terrible landscape for sweeping change, especially if you’re navigating perimenopause, low vitamin D, or high work and family demands. Instead of forcing a grind, we show you how to match habits to capacity, adjust frequency without losing consistency, and protect your streaks through seasons. You’ll learn how to make habits obvious, attractive, easy, and satisfying: set cues in your environment, bundle workouts with podcasts, shrink the first step to two minutes, and track wins to feed immediate dopamine.

Our toolkit replaces resolutions with systems that stick:

• The science of habit stacking
• Why Addition before subtraction makes it feel easier
• How to shift from outcome goals to behaviour goals 
• How to think in sprints and quarters to keep change engaging and doable

If you’re ready to stop starting over, this is your blueprint. Share it with a friend who’s feeling the pressure, subscribe for more science-backed coaching, and leave a quick review to help others find the show. 

What tiny habit will you add today?

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Parties everywhere, pressure from every angle, and a voice in your head saying you’ve “earned” that drink...

But let’s talk about what your body is actually experiencing and how to take back control without missing the fun. We unpack why alcohol feels like relief at first and why the rebound is so costly: dopamine dips, cortisol spikes, blood sugar crashes, and the cravings that follow. Then we map those ripples across hormones and metabolism; think estrogen dominance, low progesterone and testosterone, impaired thyroid conversion, and disrupted REM, that make fat loss, steady mood, and deep sleep feel out of reach.

It's way deeper than the science. We share the mindset and identity shifts that make change stick during the most triggering season of the year. You’ll learn how to pre-commit before events, navigate social pressure with grace, and use the drink delay rule to let urges pass. We also give you real-life replacements that satisfy the ritual without the crash: magnesium-calming mocktails, club soda over herb-and-juice ice cubes, and a blood sugar-friendly “margarita” that keeps your nervous system regulated. 

If alcohol has become a nightly reward or a weekend reset, consider this your invitation to try something different. Curiosity beats shame, and practical tools beat white-knuckling. By honoring your biology and creating simple systems, you’ll protect your sleep, heal your gut, stabilize hunger, and make progress you can actually feel. Your future self will thank you.

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Stop chasing hacks that leave you more stressed and less hopeful. We sit down with Leena, a midwife and mom who did everything “right” and still felt trapped in insomnia, adrenal fatigue, and creeping weight gain. Her breakthrough didn’t come from a new supplement stack; it came from surrendering the solo mission, trusting coaching, and rebuilding safety in her body so real change could happen.

We unpack the early signs that something was off.... low cortisol from over-suppressing stress, thyroid strain, insulin resistance, and a constant hum of worry and how pulling back on “more” allowed recovery to begin. You’ll hear how we used targeted labs to guide choices, why we stopped certain supplements so cortisol could rebound, and the practical habits that made the biggest difference: protein-forward meals, strength training, gentle movement, light exposure, and consistent sleep windows. When the nervous system finally exhaled, Leena’s weight and blood sugar followed, and her energy returned in a way that felt steady rather than fragile.

The surprising catalyst was mindset work that wasn’t about “thinking positive.” We get into dismantling sleep catastrophizing, spotting worry as an energy leak, and using simple language shifts and nightly prompts to retrain reflexive fear. That mental reset changed her physiology: fewer spirals, calmer nights, and a body that started to feel safe enough to let go. Non-scale wins came first, better mornings, looser jeans, stable glucose... then the scale began to move. Along the way, Leena shares honest lessons on asking for help as a healthcare professional, trusting a plan long enough to work, and finding relief in not carrying it all alone.

If you’re stuck in the “I’ve tried everything” loop, this conversation offers a grounded path forward: align labs, habits, and mindset, and let safety lead. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review to help more women find this show.

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Holiday lights are pretty; holiday pressure is not. We dig into a practical, compassionate plan to protect your peace during the busiest weeks of the year without ghosting your family, sacrificing sleep, or blowing your budget. Our six-part framework blends preparation, mindset shifts, and simple scripts so you can set clear boundaries, avoid people pleasing, and still savor the rituals that matter.

We start with preparation: pre decide which gatherings you’ll attend, how long you’ll stay, and what you’ll bring so exits feel normal rather than dramatic. Then we reframe boundaries as self care, not control—your job is to communicate clearly and follow through kindly, not manage anyone’s reactions. You’ll get word-for-word lines to navigate gift stress, overbooked weekends, political detours, and the classic have a drink push, plus neutral pivots that steer conversations back to connection.

Food and alcohol get a reality check with strategies that protect energy and sleep: balanced meals before the party, hydration, mocktails in a real glass, and choosing special, memory-rich desserts over forgettable treats. We also explore nervous system tools, 4-8 breathing, micro breaks, and visualization, to keep your prefrontal cortex online when tensions rise. From starting new traditions at home to setting spending caps and drawing names, we show how to reduce mental load while keeping the season meaningful.

Finally, we invite you to pay it forward and consider small repairs in strained relationships: a text, a check-in, a kind assumption. Build your boundary blueprint by asking what protects your peace, how you’ll say it, and what backup you need to hold the line. If these ideas help, subscribe, share this episode with a friend who needs it, and leave a five-star review so more people can find the show.

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If bloating, cravings, skin flares, or brain fog feel like your new normal, you might be dealing with a body that’s inflamed, not broken. We walk through the Core Four...cutting sugar, dairy, gluten, and seed oils out of your diet to reduce gut permeability, stabilize blood sugar, and support hormone balance without falling into diet culture traps. Instead of restriction for restriction’s sake, we use food as medicine and behavior science to lower “food noise,” rebuild self-trust, and make clearer choices in a chaotic food environment.

We unpack the science in plain language: how zonulin loosens gut tight junctions, why high-glycemic swings raise cortisol and slow motility, and how inflammation disrupts estrogen detox through the gut-liver axis. You’ll hear practical examples for PCOS, perimenopause, and estrogen dominance, plus why seed oils and alcohol can keep symptoms simmering. From batch-cooking proteins and building simple “buckets” to creating predictable meals that nudge you into a parasympathetic state, we give you the structure to make this doable in real life.

The real payoff comes during reintroduction. We show you how to bring foods back one at a time and read the signals: bloat pointing to FODMAPs or gluten, acne tied to sugar or dairy, joint pain linked to gluten or nightshades, mucus and sinus flares from histamine-heavy dairy, and sleep or hot flash disruptions tied to sugar and alcohol. Skip pricey sensitivity tests that mirror your current intake and use your body’s data instead. Ready to swap guesswork for clarity and feel results in 7–14 days? Follow along, subscribe for more science-backed strategies, and if this helped, share it with a friend and leave a 5-star review so more women can find relief.

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Ever feel like your brain is stuck on a loop about food? What to eat next, what you “shouldn’t” have eaten, and why the cravings won’t quit? We unpack food noise from the inside out, connecting the dots between hunger hormones, stress chemistry, dopamine-driven foods, and the gut-brain axis so you can finally understand why willpower alone hasn’t worked.

We start with the biology: how ghrelin, leptin, and the hypothalamus shape appetite, why blood sugar swings ignite cravings, and how poor sleep raises ghrelin and lowers leptin to keep your hunger loud. We talk through dopamine downregulation from ultra-processed foods and why chronic stress pushes your metabolism toward quick glucose hits. Then we bring in the gut-brain conversation—vagus nerve signaling, microbiome balance, and inflammation—showing how fuzzy internal messages train the brain to seek safety in food.

From there, we move into practical change. You’ll learn how to front-load protein (30–40 grams per meal), pair carbs with fat and fiber to steady glucose, and structure consistent meals that rebuild hormonal rhythm. We share nervous system tools, breathing, grounding, and movement... to lower cortisol so your body can digest, absorb, and feel satisfied. We also examine the role of GLP‑1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide: how they can quiet reward loops, where they fall short without lifestyle foundations, and how to use them strategically if needed.

If you’ve tried everything and the noise still blares, we outline deeper steps: testing fasting insulin, thyroid, cortisol, estrogen, or leptin; adding targeted supplements like magnesium glycinate, omega‑3s with CoQ10, berberine, inositol, and L‑glutamine; and exploring CBT, intuitive eating with guidance, story work, or somatic therapy.

Hit play to trade white‑knuckling for steadiness and rebuild trust with your body from the ground up.

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Real talk, zero fluff: when a woman decides to change her body, her hormones, and her confidence, the relationship shifts. We invited Lindsey’s husband, Matt, to unpack what many men won’t say out loud: why your transformation can feel intimidating, how pride and problem-solving get in the way of support, and what actually helps a couple grow together instead of apart.

Matt shares their early story, recovering from eating disorders, leaving the military, opening a CrossFit gym and the moment a bag of Cheetos became a wake-up call to rise with his wife rather than watch from the couch. We get specific about the sticky parts: how to talk about investing in a health program without a money fight, what details men listen for (process, value, outcomes), and why translating goals into shared benefits, energy, intimacy, presence, creates buy-in. You’ll hear how to set boundaries around routines and food without shaming each other, plus a simple question that reduces conflict fast: “Do you want solutions or support?”

We also go deeper into the male mindset. Matt names the quiet fear:“Am I enough?” that can make growth feel like a threat and shows how reframing comparison turns it into a shared win. He’s clear on what men actually care about: and you might be surprised to hear what that really is. Tune in for that and so much more inside the mind of a man on this episode of the Rejuvenating Health Podcast. 

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What if chasing a goal weight is the least interesting part of a true health transformation? Today, Lindsey sits down with Molly to unpack how she moved from years of yo-yo dieting, disordered eating, and postpartum burnout to a steady, sustainable lifestyle that changed everything—her energy, marriage, career, and faith. The number on the scale went down, but the biggest win lived between her ears: the moment she stopped trying to be smaller and started building a stronger identity.

We trace the real pivot points: honest lab work and spotting insulin resistance, ditching event-based diets in favor of whole foods and protein-forward meals, and learning to use carbs for performance instead of fearing them. Molly talks about falling in love with movement through CrossFit, the power of small wins, and the mindset skills that replaced shame and perfectionism with practical tools. That mental shift spilled into her work life, where confidence led to promotions, speaking gigs, and a new career training teams in sales and mindset. She also shares how faith anchored her choices and how sustainable habits held up while traveling.

This conversation is a field guide for anyone who’s tried everything and feels stuck. You’ll hear clear strategies for plateaus, why simple routines beat extreme rules, and how to be radically honest with a coach to unlock real progress. Expect takeaways you can use today: build meals around protein, plan carbs with purpose, lift 2–4 times weekly, walk daily, and protect sleep. If you’re ready to stop white-knuckling diets and start living a lifestyle that lasts, press play—and if this sparks something for you, share it with a friend who needs proof that change is possible. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell us the one habit you’ll commit to this week.

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What if the problem isn’t your willpower but the goal you’re chasing? We get candid about body change and the hidden expectations that push women toward burnout, resentment, and a constant restart. Instead of obsessing over the scale, we unpack the real drivers... Belonging, approval, control, and safety, and show how to align your health goals with who you are right now, not who you were ten years ago.

We dig into identity nostalgia, why confidence doesn’t appear at a target weight, and how perfectionism and comparison quietly drain motivation. You’ll learn the Five Whys exercise to uncover your core values, plus a season audit to adjust training, nutrition, and recovery to your current bandwidth. We share practical, real-world strategies for shift workers, new moms, and women navigating perimenopause: short strength sessions that build muscle, protein-first meals you can assemble in minutes, screen curfews to protect sleep, and non-scale wins that actually measure progress.

This conversation reframes success with metrics you can feel: steady energy after 3 p.m., calmer digestion, stronger lifts, fewer PMS symptoms, and confidence that comes from capability. If restrictive plans have ever “worked” but left you miserable, this episode offers a sustainable path forward—one that respects your season of life and still delivers results.

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