Episodes
Sherri Dindal – Being The Real Slim Sherri and new beginnings in Midlife & Menopause
Many of you will know The Real Slim Sherri from Instagram and TikTok – she is well known for her no- holds barred, unfiltered truths around growing up in the 70’s and 80’s, midlife, life as a Gen X woman and menopause. I have loved her page ever since I discovered it and so was […]
192 Why You're Still Sick: The Missing Steps in Modern Healing with Christian Elliott
🔥 This episode will rattle your reality (in the best way). Are you eating clean, doing "all the things," but still feel like crap? Christian Elliott—health renegade and root-cause rebel—joins me to unravel why people don’t heal, even when they’re doing everything right. 🚫 Spoiler: it’s not about another supplement. It’s not about willpower. It’s […]
192 Why You're Still Sick: The Missing Steps in Modern Healing with Christian Elliot
🔥 This episode will rattle your reality (in the best way). Are you eating clean, doing "all the things," but still feel like crap? Christian Elliot—health renegade and root-cause rebel—joins me to unravel why people don’t heal, even when they’re doing everything right. 🚫 Spoiler: it’s not about another supplement. It’s not about willpower. It’s […]
Autoimmune Disease in Menopause and Changing Treatment Status Quo
Why is autoimmune disease in menopause becoming more prevalent? And why are college-age patients a growing autoimmune demographic? In your 60s, when the world is thinking of retirement, would you ever consider being a founder of a new business instead of spending days on the golf course or traveling? Answers to the increase in autoimmune […]
124: Critical gaps in Indigenous menopause care with Prof Odette Best
When Professor Odette Best, Pro Vice-Chancellor (First Nations Strategy) at UniSQ discovered she was experiencing perimenopausal symptoms, she turned to her healthcare provider for answers, only to find a glaring absence of research, resources, and support specifically designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. "The last lot of research that we did or was […]
The Walking Cure with Annabel Streets, Researcher & Author. S6, Ep 16
In this episode, I explore one of the simplest, most overlooked tools for boosting our health – walking. We spend a fortune on gym memberships, personal trainers, and high-tech fitness gadgets – yet sometimes forget that our bodies are already brilliantly equipped for one of the best forms of exercise out there. My guest is […]
189 The Role of Quantum Biology in Women's Health with Dr. Catherine Clinton
Dr. Catherine Clinton is a licensed naturopathic physician and expert in quantum biology, she discusses the intricate connections between our bodies and the natural world. And in this conversation, we talk about: 🌱 Understanding Quantum Biology 🌱 The Role of Electromagnetic Fields in Health 🌱 The Interplay of Mind and Body 🌱 Quantum Processes and […]
Managing Hot Flushes & Night Sweats with Jackie Lynch, Menopause Nutritionist & Author. S6. Ep 15
Hot flushes have been the butt of not very funny jokes for years, but it’s no fun when it’s happening to you. A hot flush can cause huge distress, especially if it catches you in a professional or social situation, where you might already be feeling a bit vulnerable. In this episode, I’ll be diving […]
185 Strategic Rest with Chloe Stephens
Chloe Stephens, known as the Flow Coach and today she shares her extensive journey in fitness and wellness over the past 30 years. And in this conversation, we talk about: 🌱 The Concept of Flow Coaching 🌱 Holistic Wellness and Menopause 🌱 Understanding Strategic Rest 🌱 Physical vs. Mental Rest 🌱 Shifts in Perception Around […]
183 The Menopause GAP with Anne-Marie McQueen
Join me and Anne-Marie McQueen in our conversation about how treating menopause can feel like being out in the Wild West. Anne-Marie McQueen, a journalist and founder of Hot Flash Inc, shares her phenomenal insights into what she’s learnt in her year’s interviewing many menopause specialists. In this conversation, we talk about: 🌱 Menopause Journalism […]