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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2019 · 56 MIN

Why stress is making you FAT, TIRED and feeling OVERWHELMED

from Ayurveda and Women's Health: An Evolution To Your higHERself™ // A Harmony Inspired Health Podcast · host Dr. Harmony Robinson-Stagg

Have you ever made the link between stressfull periods in your life and weight gain, fluid retention, fatigue and general overwhelm?  Do you wonder why despite exercising the same (or more) and eating well the weight just seems to stick around? ... there is a reason, so listen up whilst I explain how our body thinks it is actually helping us and how we can reverse the symptoms so we can thrive, balance out Mind~Body and enjoy life!  Final episode for Season 1 - Thank you to all my listerners for your support. I look forward to bringing you more episodes in the new year!  Lets stay connected: Come to Bali with me for the SOUL VIBES & REVIVE RETREAT. www.HarmonyInspiredHealth.com.au  Hang with me on FB: https://www.facebook.com/Harmony.Inspired.Health/ Check out my Insta: www.instagram.com/harmony.inspired.yoga.ayurveda

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