EPISODE · Jul 9, 2026 · 10 MIN
87 | The One Thing AI Can't Tell You About Your Body
from Decode Your Body | Bloating, Fatigue, Gut Health, Weight, Body Type, Symptoms · host Tasha Miller | Body Literacy for Women
AI can answer almost any question—but it can't know your body. In this episode, I'm talking about why we've stopped trusting our own observations, how we've outsourced our health questions to Google and ChatGPT, and why your body has been leaving clues all along. If you've ever felt confused by conflicting health advice, wondered what your symptoms are trying to tell you, or felt like your body is speaking a language you don't understand, I think this conversation will change the way you see your body. By the end of this episode, I hope you'll stop seeing your symptoms as random problems to solve and start seeing them as clues worth paying attention to. Join the waitlist for upcoming tools, and resources designed to help you read your body's clues like a detective. Website: https://tashamiller.co/waitlist
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AI can answer almost any question—but it can't know your body. In this episode, I'm talking about why we've stopped trusting our own observations, how we've outsourced our health questions to Google and ChatGPT, and why your body has been leaving clues all along. If you've ever felt confused by conflicting health advice, wondered what your symptoms are trying to tell you, or felt like your body is speaking a language you don't understand, I think this conversation will change the way you see your body. By the end of this episode, I hope you'll stop seeing your symptoms as random problems to solve and start seeing them as clues worth paying attention to. Join the waitlist for upcoming tools, and resources designed to help you read your body's clues like a detective. Website: https://tashamiller.co/waitlist
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