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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2025 · 20 MIN

Summer vs. Perimenopause: How to Keep Your Cool When Hormones Go Wild

from Wellness Blueprints: Nourish Your Roots with Jess · host Jessica Milner

Summer’s here—and you’re hotter, puffier, crankier, and more exhausted than ever. Sound familiar? In this episode, I’m breaking down why perimenopause and summer are a chaotic combo (nope, it’s not just in your head)—from hot flashes and blood sugar crashes to dehydration, diet chaos, and emotional meltdowns. You’ll learn what’s actually happening in your body, how it messes with your metabolism, and what you can do to cool the chaos—from smart morning routines to natural peptide support. If you’ve ever thought, “I used to handle summer fine… what’s wrong with me now?”—this episode is your answer. Tune in for real talk, simple tips, and practical solutions to support your nervous system, hormones, and sanity. 💌 Want support? Grab my free guide at go.deeprootedwellnessid.com/quantumpath or shoot me an email for peptide help: [email protected]. Let’s make this summer one you can actually enjoy—without losing your mind (or your muscle).

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