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700: The Hidden Cause of Migraines And Headaches: Histamine, Hormones, and Perimenopause with Dr. Meg Mill

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Episode Summary

80% of migraine sufferers are women. And I hear way too many women say their doctors brush off their complaints of headaches and migraines, giving no real, lasting solutions. 

So that ends here! 

I’ve invited the brilliant Dr. Meg Mill on the podcast to unpack the real connection between hormones, histamine, and headaches, especially as it relates to midlife hormonal changes. 

You’ll learn the first practical steps—like:

  • balancing blood sugar
  • reducing oxidative stress
  • spotting symptom patterns
  • simplifying food eliminations
  • and choosing the right supplements 

—to finally get ahead of chronic migraines. This conversation is all about giving you the clarity, tools, and confidence to support your body instead of suffering in silence. 

Tune in to discover the migraine solutions every woman deserves!

Dr. Meg Mill

Dr. Meg Mill is a leading women’s health expert, Doctor of Clinical Pharmacy, and Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner with over 20 years of clinical experience. She’s the creator of the R.A.D.I.A.N.T. Method, a proprietary root-cause framework that empowers women to rebalance their bodies, regulate their nervous systems, and reclaim their energy and confidence. Through her virtual Functional Medicine practice and membership community, the Women’s Wellness Collective, Dr. Meg has guided hundreds of women to lasting relief. A bestselling author and host of the top-rated podcast A Little Bit Healthier, she’s a sought-after speaker and summit host. 

IN THIS EPISODE

  1. Dr. Meg Mill’s experience with people suffering from headaches 
  2. Avoiding a one-size-fits-all approach to headache management 
  3. Understanding a variety of potential migraine triggers 
  4. The hormonal component to headaches and migraines 
  5. The connection between insulin resistance and headaches 
  6. Managing system-wide inflammation to help ease headaches 
  7. Specific foods that can contribute to migraines 
  8. How to get more support if you’re suffering from migraines 

QUOTES

”Sometimes it’s looking at your hormones in the way you’re metabolizing. You may actually have low estrogen… so what we need to look at is how you metabolize your estrogen.”

 “The more we can keep our blood sugar balanced throughout the day and night, the better [it is] for migraines.” 

 “If you can take away any message from this conversation, it’s that there’s hope and there ARE things you can do [for migraines].”

RESOURCES MENTIONED

Dr. Meg Mill’s FREE GUIDE: Say Goodbye to Headaches Naturally 

Order my new book: The Perimenopause Revolution

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Dr. Meg Mill’s Website

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644: Insulin, Intermittent Fasting + Vitamin G: What You Need to Know to Optimize Metabolic Health with Ben Azadi

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EPISODE SUMMARY

93% of Americans are metabolically unhealthy. 

Isn’t that nuts?! If you’re like me, you’re hoping you’re in that other 7%. So, how do we ensure we’re the ones with a healthy metabolism? 

Expert in metabolism Ben Azadi joins the podcast today to explain why metabolic freedom is the key to longevity and exactly how you can prioritize your metabolism for ultimate health. 

We’re talking lowering insulin, building lean muscle mass, prioritizing healthy fasting, boosting metabolic flexibility, and MORE. 

When your metabolism isn’t flexible, that’s when all kinds of symptoms arise. So, the time to do something about it is RIGHT NOW. 

Tune in to this episode where we debunk myths around “healthy foods” and diet, address the misinformation from big-pharma and big-food companies, and give you simple, actionable recommendations for boosting your metabolism and enhancing longevity!

Ben Azadi, FDN-P

Ben Azadi has over 17 years of experience in the health industry after going through a health transformation of his own. He’s the founder of Keto Kamp and the author of 4 best-selling books. His newest book, Metabolic Freedom, is releasing in May 2025. Ben is the go-to source for intermittent fasting and ketogenic diet information, and he hosts a top 15 podcast, The Metabolic Freedom Podcast. 

IN THIS EPISODE

  • What does it mean to be metabolically healthy?
  • Insulin resistance’s impact on your overall health 
  • Diet and nutrition recommendations for your metabolism 
  • The truth about fasting for your metabolism 
  • Navigating modern-day misinformation about “healthy” foods 
  • The benefits of continuous glucose monitors 
  • Tips for getting enough protein for optimal metabolism 
  • Actionable daily movement goal recommendations 
  • Why you need Vitamin G in your daily supplement routine 

QUOTES

“That swap right there– you do that little swap and you’re gonna lower inflammation, balance hormones, and restore your metabolism.” 

“It showed that individuals who walked at least 5,000 to 7,000 steps per day had about a 60 to 70% reduction in dying versus those who walked less than 3000 steps a day.”

“If you build lean muscle mass during your perimenopause years, or even during your postmenopausal years, you could have a metabolism at age 75 working the same way as when you were 25 years old by building lean muscle mass, eating high-quality protein, and doing all the things we’re talking about here.”

“Vitamin G is anti-inflammatory. It’s fat burning. It gets rid of brain fog. It helps with autoimmunity, it helps with PCOS, it helps with all the hot flashes and all the things you might be dealing with right now.”

RESOURCES MENTIONED

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Ben’s Website

The Metabolic Freedom Podcast

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