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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 47 MIN

Maddison Sutton: Why An Afternoon Break Might Be Your Most Powerful Wellness Tool

from Inspired Living with Autoimmunity · host Julie Howton

I talk with Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner Maddison Sutton about a game-changing wellness strategy most of us overlook: the afternoon break. Maddison shares how her corporate burnout led to severe health issues, and why slowing down finally helped when pushing harder failed. If you're a high-achieving woman juggling career demands while battling autoimmunity or chronic stress, you'll love her practical approach to self-care that doesn't require hours of your time. We discuss why perfectionism sabotages healing, how to check in with what your body truly needs each day, and why small acts of self-love (even watching cat videos!) can transform your health journey. A conversation packed with simple strategies you can implement today, no matter how busy your schedule.For the complete show notes and links visit inspiredliving.show/183

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