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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2025 · 47 MIN

The Mind-Body Connection in Menopausal Wellness

from Far 2 Fabulous · host Julie Clark & Catherine Chapman

Episode 57Ever wondered how hormonal shifts during menopause can dramatically affect your skin health and overall wellness? Our latest episode offers an eye-opening exploration into the transformative stages of menopause and perimenopause. From unexpected acne to mysterious skin hives, we discuss the profound impact these hormonal changes have on women's skin, shedding light on the crucial role of the liver in detoxification. Our conversation reveals fascinating insights into the connection between estrogen, histamine production, and skin conditions like rosacea, providing you with practical knowledge to navigate these changes effectively.Join us as we tackle the often frustrating challenges of weight gain and body changes that accompany aging. Traditional dieting methods can seem futile against hormonal imbalances, but understanding the roles of stress and cortisol is key. We break down how these factors can lead to increased weight retention, anxiety, and sleep disturbances, exacerbating symptoms such as vaginal dryness and UTIs. By equipping you with a deeper understanding of these complex interactions, our aim is to help you manage these changes with grace and confidence as you embrace this new chapter of life.Finally, we delve into the powerful connection between physical health and emotional well-being, offering insights inspired by Chinese medicine. Discover how emotions like anger can be stored in organs such as the liver and how this physical manifestation can affect overall health. Our discussion highlights the importance of releasing tension and staying active to prevent stiffness, while offering a fresh perspective on menopause as a reflective period to balance dreams with a stable mindset. Be part of our thriving community by sharing your stories and connecting with us online, as together we navigate the journey of hormonal wellness.Got a question or comment? Send us a text message here!Click HERE to support us.Thank you for listening.You can continue the conversation with us in the Far 2 Fabulous Facebook group. Come and connect with other women on a journey to empowered health.  For more information about Julie Clark Nutrition, click HERE For more information about Catherine Chapman, click HERE If you enjoy the podcast and would like to support the show, you can buy us a coffee HERE. Your support helps us continue creating episodes and improving our recording setup. We look forward to you joining us on the next episode.

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Episode 57 Ever wondered how hormonal shifts during menopause can dramatically affect your skin health and overall wellness? Our latest episode offers an eye-opening exploration into the transformative stages of menopause and perimenopause. From unexpected acne to mysterious skin hives, we discuss the profound impact these hormonal changes have on women's skin, shedding light on the crucial role of the liver in detoxification. Our conversation reveals fascinating insights into the connection ...

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