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683: Aging in Reverse: How Women Over 40 Can Boost Energy, Lose Weight & Rewrite Their Story with Natalie Jill

September 26, 2025 in Podcast, Women’s Health 0

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Episode Summary

In today’s world of endless diets, supplement options, hormone replacements, and exercise fads, it’s so easy to overdo it without ever addressing the true root causes of your symptoms.

That’s why in this episode, I’ve invited health expert Natalie Jill to help strip things back to the basics.

We’re tackling common midlife struggles like weight gain and fatigue, reminding you that less is often more and the foundations of health—like sleep, movement, mindset, and nourishment—are the real game-changers.

Natalie doesn’t shy away from the tough questions and is bringing a no-nonsense perspective that will get you rethinking your habits.

It’s time to re-write your story after 40 so you can feel empowered, energized, and intentional every single day.

Tune into this episode to cut through the noise and start focusing on what really matters for your health and longevity!

Natalie Jill

Natalie Jill is a high-performance coach dedicated to helping women age in reverse and level up their lives. She’s created a globally recognized brand with over 2.5 million social media followers worldwide, and she has two best-selling books– her most recent called Aging in Reverse.

IN THIS EPISODE

Natalie’s transformative health journey in midlife
The importance of gut health and minimizing exposure to toxins
Why “more” isn’t always better
Foundational habits for maintaining energy in midlife
Diving into deeper potential sources of your inflammation issues
What it means to be your own “health detective”
Undrestanding toxin testing
Top diet and lifestyle tips for fat loss and energy

QUOTES

“If your gut is not operating right, then nothing you do is gonna operate, right? If you don’t have a healthy working gut, it doesn’t matter what hormone replacements you slap on, it doesn’t matter how you’re eating. It doesn’t matter what you think you’re doing detox wise, if your gut is not cleaning things out, we’ve got a problem.”

“If you are doing all the right things and you are pulling all the levers and yet you’re still not feeling well, it’s time to go deep and see what’s really going on.”

RESOURCES MENTIONED

Preorder the Perimenopause Revolution here and get your VIP ticket to the Perimenopause Solution event

Natalie’s Website

Natalie’s Podcast: Midlife Conversations

Natalie’s Facebook

Natalie’s Instagram

Learn more about Natalie’s signature program: Total Body Thrive HERE

Order Natalie Jill’s book: Aging in Reverse

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682: The Simple Daily Habit That Balances Blood Sugar, Boosts Energy & Extends Longevity

September 23, 2025 in Podcast, Women’s Health 0

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Episode Summary

The research is clear. Moving specifically after meals is one of

the👏 best👏 things👏 we can do for energy, longevity, and to feel better in our bodies today.

In this episode, we’re diving all in on one of the simplest yet most powerful habits for your health—walking after meals. Even just three to five minutes of movement after eating can help balance your blood sugar, boost your energy, and support your long-term health.

We’ll break down why this practice works so well, and how you can easily fit it into your daily routine—even on your busiest days.

Plus, you’ll get an inside look at my new 7-Day Walking Challenge packed with recipes, daily guidance, and live calls to keep you inspired!

Tune in here and learn how a small, consistent step could be the game-changer your body’s been waiting for.

IN THIS EPISODE

The benefits of walking or moving your body after meals
About my 7-day walking challenge kicking off on 9/29/2025
Incorporating “exercise snacks” into your daily routine
FREEBIES included in my walking challenge!
Joining the VIP Perimenopause Solution event on 10/23/2025
The top 5 benefits of joining my walking challenge

QUOTES

“The results were incredible. I cannot tell you how many women told me that they had more energy. They were sleeping better, they were losing weight, and they felt like they had better word recall.”

“I am convinced that the most underrated longevity hack is moving with people that you love, moving with family, moving with friends, and again, it doesn’t have to be a long time. It can be a short time to make a big difference.”

“Imagine starting your day clearheaded and energized and ending it deeply rested, ready to have an epic new day. All of this is yours simply for the price of the book. Because your midlife reset begins the moment you decide that you are worth it.”

RESOURCES MENTIONED

Preorder the Perimenopause Revolution here and get your VIP ticket to the Perimenopause Solution event

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681: The Biology of Trauma: How Stress Gets Stored in Your Body (and Passed On to Your Kids) and How You Can Start To Heal with Dr. Aimie Apigian

September 19, 2025 in Podcast, Women’s Health 0

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Episode Summary

So many women in midlife are running on fumes—stretched thin, burned out, and downplaying what they’ve experienced just to make it through the day.

But all that stress can show up in your physical body, affecting your biology at a cellular level.

That’s why in this episode, I’m sitting down with trauma and biology expert Dr. Aimie Apigian to uncover how unprocessed trauma can manifest in the form of physical symptoms.

Dr. Aimie shares how overtime, those hidden shifts can alter your immune system and even set the stage for disease years later.

The good news? Healing doesn’t have to be complicated!

Dr. Aimie introduces simple practices that can help you shift your inner state in seconds and learn to process your trauma with care.

Tune in here to explore how reconnecting with your biology can help you feel more alive than ever!

Aimie Apigian, MD, MS, MPH

Aimie Apigian is a double board-certified physician in preventive and addiction medicine. She has masters in biochemistry and public health and specialized training in Psychosomatic Medicine, Functional Medicine, and Mental Health Nutrition. Dr. Aimie is a functional medicine physician with specialized training in neuro-autoimmunity, nutrition, and genetics for addictions, mental health, mood, and behavioral disorders. She has extensive training in trauma therapy, which has formed her knowledge and services in trauma, attachment, and addiction medicine, focusing on trauma at a cellular level.

IN THIS EPISODE

How the body biologically absorbs experiences of trauma
Recognizing adaptations and better managing reactions
The importance of finding safety in the whole body
How your lifestyle affects your emotions
Why effective healing from trauma takes time and work
Stress biology vs. trauma biology
All about Dr. Aimie’s new book: The Biology of Trauma

QUOTES

“Anything that overwhelms our capacity to respond becomes a trauma for our body. And those changes impact us down to the cellular level– the immune system level. They are what become our diseases often decades later.”

“The greatest impact on their life was me teaching them a few simple somatic self-practices that could shift their inner state to one safe enough within seconds.”

“It really shifted my perspective to know how much more alive I could be– I don’t even know the possibilities because I’ve never lived that. I’ve never been that. I’ve never been that version of myself. And it keeps me in a place of curiosity, it keeps me in a place of learning.”

RESOURCES MENTIONED

Pre-order Dr. Aimie’s new book: The Biology of Trauma HERE

Dr. Aimie on YouTube

Dr. Aimie on Instagram

Pre-order The Perimenopause Revolution HERE

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680: You Are Not Broken: Why Women Need Testosterone to Feel Strong, Sexy & Energized with Dr. Kelly Casperson

September 16, 2025 in Podcast, Women’s Health 0

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Episode Summary

Feeling alone, dismissed, and broken during your perimenopause and menopause transition? Sadly, so many women do.

That’s why in this episode, we’re here to set the record straight. I’m sitting down with women’s health and sexual health expert Dr. Kelly Casperson, and let me tell you, she pulls no punches.

We’re talking the real truth about libido, hormone therapy (especially testosterone for women!), and how to finally have the right conversations with your doctor.

Dr. Casperson also busts myths around Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause and explains why so many of us feel isolated when these symptoms hit out of nowhere.

This episode is full of empowering tools and guidance to help you reclaim your health and confidence. Remember, you don’t have to navigate midlife changes alone!

Kelly Casperson

Dr. Kelly Casperson is a board-certified urologic surgeon and the CEO and founder of The Casperson Clinic, a practice dedicated to hormones and sex medicine. She’s also a renowned public speaker, sex educator, and the host of the top-ranking podcast You Are Not Broken. Dr. Casperson empowers women to take control of their health by tackling myths about desire and normalizing conversations around healthy, fulfilling sex. Her work provides essential education on hormones and midlife women’s health.

IN THIS EPISODE

How to recognize when you’re in perimenopause
Setting boundaries and prioritizing yourself and your health
Addressing the misconceptions and societal attitudes around perimenopause and menopause
Navigating sexual dysfunction and libido symptoms commonly experienced by women in midlife
How to approach the subject of testosterone for women with your doctor during menopause
Other beneficial hormone replacement therapy options
Why testosterone is a game-changer for your energy in midlife
About Dr. Casperson’s new book: The Menopause Moment

QUOTES

“Just because you’re really good at what you do doesn’t mean that’s what you should keep doing. And I think that’s the power of midlife– it’s this amazing opportunity to wake up.”

“There are days where I’m like, oh man. But, I recalibrate. I reset. And the thing I always tell myself is that tomorrow is another day.”

“A hundred percent of women have low testosterone after a certain age… and only about 20% of men are low producers, [yet] they have 20 [testosterone] products.”

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Dr. Kelly on Instagram

Dr. Kelly on YouTube

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679: This Is Why You’re Aging Faster (And How To Beat Disease Before It Begins) with Dr. Darshan Shah

September 12, 2025 in Podcast, Women’s Health 0

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Episode Summary

Ready to not only live longer, but to live BETTER?

In this episode, I’m joined by longevity expert Dr. Shah, where we dive into his journey in functional medicine and how he’s dedicated his career to educating patients on optimizing their healthspan.

Dr. Shah breaks down the four key pillars of longevity that he uses in his practice to help his patients combat disease and illness to live better, more fulfilling lives.

You’ll also learn simple, impactful lifestyle hacks—like eliminating ultra-processed foods, prioritizing self-care strategies, weaving in daily movement, and understanding how to balance stress and recovery.

From understanding crucial biomarkers to track in midlife, to demystifying peptides at a cellular level– Dr. Shah is here to offer science-backed tips that will truly move the needle in helping you feel your best for years to come. Tune in here!

Darshan Shah, MD

Dr. Darshan Shah is a health and wellness specialist, board-certified surgeon, published author, and founder of Next Health, the world’s first and largest Health Optimization and Longevity clinic. As a Longevity Medicine specialist, he’s worked with thousands of patients to help optimize their well-being and extend their healthspan. Dr. Shah earned his medical degree at the age of 21, becoming one of the youngest doctors in the US. He continued his training at the Mayo Clinic, opened medical/surgical centers throughout California, started four other companies in the Health and Wellness space, and has published a book. Dr. Shah’s passion is educating people on the topics of adding healthspan to your lifespan.

IN THIS EPISODE

Dr. Shah’s journey to becoming a longevity expert
The importance of finding time in a busy schedule for self-care
All about Dr. Shah’s functional medicine company, Next Health
Simple ways to add movement to your day
Defining longevity and how to optimize your life span
The 4 key pillars of longevity
Key biomarkers of health to track in your 40s and beyond
How your gut microbiome impacts your overall health
What are peptides, and how can they benefit you?
Dr. Shah’s top lifestyle tips to truly move the needle for your health

QUOTES

“The elimination of ultra-processed food will move the needle more than anything else you could potentially put into your body.”

“Now people have access to their data, but step two is having personal responsibility to understand what that data means, why it’s important, and following it yourself.”

“There’s a balance that our biology needs to live under. It needs to have some stress, and it needs to have time to relax. It needs to have heavy exercise, but it also needs to have just light movement… You have to find where that balance lies in your own system and it’s always going to be changing. And you’re not going to know this until you check some of these biomarkers.”