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Ep. 61 Fasting vs. Nutrition: What Your Body Really Needs for Optimal Health

from Geta’s Digest Podcast · host Geta’s Digest

In this episode, I’m cutting through the noise about fasting and all the “new year, new you” hype. Let’s get real—mental clarity and energy don’t come from starving yourself; they come from giving your body what it truly needs. I’m breaking down the myths about fasting and detoxing, especially the ones that can mess with your metabolism, mental health, and healing journey. We’ll talk about how blood sugar, cortisol, and hunger cues are all connected—and why listening to your body is way smarter than following trendy restrictions. This is your permission to prioritize rest, nutrient-packed foods, and a positive relationship with what’s on your plate. It’s time to ditch the fads and heal from the inside out—sustainably, powerfully, and on your own terms. Ready to join a community of wellness warriors just like YOU? Come join us over inside Geta's Gut Health on Facebook. We can't wait to welcome you!  Are we connected on Instagram, yet? If not, let's make that happen today! Find me @getas.digest Come join me over on Substack, too! Find me @getasdigest

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