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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 24 MIN

Health Download: What is Inflammation (And Why You Probably Have It)

from In Her Era · host Monique Took

If you've ever searched "why am I so tired" or "why do I feelinflamed" and found yourself adding turmeric to your cart and moving on — this episode is for you. Because inflammation is real, it's measurable, and forhigh-performing women it is often quietly running in the background for years before it becomes a crisis. Today I'm breaking down exactly what it is, what'sactually driving it (and it goes way deeper than your diet), and what you can do about it at a root-cause level. Key takeaway:Most women are treating the smoke alarm and ignoring the fire. Inflammation has specific, measurable root causes and until you identify *your* driver, you are guessing. The goal isn't to eat more anti-inflammatory foods. The goal is to find out what is activating your immune system and address it directly. 🧾 LINKS & RECEIPTS⁠Watch FULLY CHARGED⁠ — the FREE Masterclass to start your 2026 at an advantage⭐ SUPPORT THE SHOWSubscribe, Rate, and Review on Apple Podcasts — it genuinely helps more women find the show. Share to your IG stories & follow along for updates.Follow Monique at ⁠@itsmoniquetook⁠Website: ⁠https://moniquetook.com/

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