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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2026 · 46 MIN

Eps 436: The Most Unsexy Thing You Can Do for Perimenopause Digestion with Dr. Meg Mill

from THE PERIOD WHISPERER PODCAST - Perimenopause, Menopause, Cortisol, Weight Loss, Hormone Balancing, Insomnia, Hot Flashes, Night Sweats, Libido, Your Guide To Thriving In MidLife

Have you ever wondered whether the way you speak to yourself could affect your digestion, hormones, and weight loss?In this episode, Bria sits down with Dr. Meg Mill, a doctor of clinical pharmacy and certified functional medicine practitioner, to explore the connection between thoughts, the nervous system, and physical symptoms.Dr. Meg explains why stress can affect digestion, sleep, cravings, and energy, and shares her Seven Second Switch for interrupting unhelpful thoughts in real time.They also discuss the Solara Method, a root-cause approach that starts with calming the nervous system before supporting digestion, nutrition, metabolism, hormones, and detoxification.Your body is not failing you. It may be responding to signals you have not been taught to notice.In This Episode00:00 Introduction01:42 Dr. Meg’s personal health journey and discovery of functional medicine07:00 How thoughts affect digestion and the nervous system11:06 Why perimenopause can make the stress response feel more intense15:05 Neuroplasticity and changing long-held thought patterns19:58 The Seven Second Switch explained24:00 Why repetition helps create new neural pathways25:55 How to begin noticing your negative thought patterns27:49 Why women often carry so much pressure and self-criticism29:43 A client story and why mindset work can change physical symptoms33:48 The steps of the Seven Second Switch36:16 Body image, cortisol, and the impact of negative self-talk37:07 The Solara Method and why healing needs to happen in the right order41:27 Why nervous system regulation is the foundation of Dr. Meg’s method45:33 Dr. Meg’s upcoming book and where to learn moreConnect with Dr. Meg MillInstagram: @drmegmillWebsite: https://megmill.comBook: https://sevensecondswitch.comPodcast: A Little Bit HealthierConnect with BriaInstagram: @theperiodwhispererWebsite: https://theperiodwhisperer.comReady to stop second-guessing your symptoms?Inside Midlife Mojo, you’ll learn how to understand what your body is trying to tell you with expert education, practical tools, and a community of women navigating the same season of life.Your membership includes:💛 The 90-Day Hormone Revival💛 The Whisper Room with symptom-specific trainings💛 Live coaching and Q&A sessions💛 Hormone, metabolism, nutrition, and strength training courses💛 Lab testing education💛 Peptides and HRT resources💛 Recipes, meal planning, guided meditations, and more✨ Start your 7-day free trial here:https://bit.ly/midlifemojonow

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