EPISODE · Jul 6, 2025 · 12 MIN
Perimenopause Gut Symptoms? How the Mind–Gut Connection Can Calm Your Digestion
from The Perimenopause Gutsy Talk podcast · host Christel Lyell- Gut Health Dietitian
Are you feeling bloated, gassy, or stuck with unpredictable digestion in perimenopause — no matter what you eat? Maybe you’re wondering: “Why does my gut feel so out of control — and is it really just food causing this?”In this episode, I’m breaking down the real reason your gut feels chaotic in midlife — and how your mind, stress levels, and hormones work together to shape every bite you eat.✅ What we’ll cover:The gut-brain connection — your “second brain” and how your gut talks back.Why serotonin drops in perimenopause make your digestion more sensitive.The surprising truth about stress: how it can speed up or slow down your gut.Real client stories about blaming bread — and what really helped instead.Simple, practical ways to calm your belly by calming your mind.Why it’s not always the food — and how to spot your true triggers.💛 Links & Free Resources:✨ Grab my Guide: What to eat for a calmer gut in midlife — your quick-start guide for what to eat for a calmer, more settled belly in perimenopause. ✨ Download your free Gut Symptom Trigger Tracker— see how your stress, sleep, and hormones shape your gut day to day.
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Are you feeling bloated, gassy, or stuck with unpredictable digestion in perimenopause — no matter what you eat? Maybe you’re wondering: “Why does my gut feel so out of control — and is it really just food causing this?” In this episode, I’m breaking down the real reason your gut feels chaotic in midlife — and how your mind, stress levels, and hormones work together to shape every bite you eat. ✅ What we’ll cover: The gut-brain connection — your “second brain” and how your gut talks back. Wh...
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