So many women struggle feeling their best every day of the month, because they don't realize that symptoms that come along with hormone imbalance, like cramps, bloating, moodiness, pain, acne, etc. are negotiable. That's right, just because we women, doesn't mean we are meant to suffer when it's that time of the month or when it is a certain time of our life, like postpartum or perimenopause or menopause.

On today's episode, Cody recorded a live session with real life Hertime customers who shared their questions about Hertime. What is Hertime? Who should use Hertime? How do I use it to effectively say goodbye to hormonal havoc for good?

Hertime is a nutritional supplement that helps balance hormones as it is taken daily. For women searching for PMS relief, Hertime is the most enjoyable, effective, long-term solution among PMS solutions, because the ingredients nourish the root cause of hormonal imbalance through delicious and high-absorption delivery, and eliminate the need for additional PMS aids. No matter the phase of your cycle, Hertime supports your health by keeping your hormones in check.

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Are you tired of generic fitness advice that doesn’t cater to the specific needs of women in menopause? Jon today's episode, Cody invites Barb Hawken, a menopause fitness coach who’s dedicated her career to empowering menopausal women through specialized fitness and nutrition strategies. Barb shares her journey from being a fitness enthusiast at 16 to taking an eight-year break to homeschool her sons, and reclaiming her fitness passion at 47. She stresses the importance of consuming enough calories and why you should be eating at a maintenance level instead of slashing calories to a point that is unsustainable.

Barb shares her wisdom on the role of balanced hormones and insulin sensitivity in managing belly fat. Barb explains that your stubborn belly fat may actually be bloat, and which foods can help you beat the bloat. You will hear about the positive effects of compound exercises, and the benefits of post-meal walks. Barb encourages listeners to gain comprehensive knowledge about food and its impact on our bodies so you know exactly what to eat to feel good.

This episode is full of practical advice on how to maintain fitness and nutrition during menopause, so don’t miss out!

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What exactly is collagen and do we really need it? Today, Cody takes us on a deep dive into collagen - the benefits of collagen, the best kind of collagen, and how it connects with our hormonal health. Collagen does have many benefits, but we don’t often hear how it can benefit our insides as much as our outsides, it has more than just beauty benefits.

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Physical and emotional trauma have ways of lodging themselves in our body's wrapping called the fascia. These traumas cause interuptions in the bodys normal signaling to the brain and circulation creating chronic pain and tension.

On today's episode, Cody has invited Julia Blackwell to be her special guest. Julia is a fascial therapy specialist. Together they talk about what trauma feels like in the body, the various manifestations of trauma release and what we can do for the most common aches and pains. Join us, this is a great podcast for anyone who's ever wondered how trauma gets stuck in the body and what it's like to release it.

What You'll Learn In This Episode:

• What trauma can feel like in the body
• Why bodywork can help release trauma
• How to interpret what you feel in bodywork
• What quality trauma informed practitioners are doing to help people feel safe and comfortable during the treatment
• The benefits of self fascial work to speed up healing with acute injuries & whiplash
• Why working on the feet doesn’t solve plantar fasciitis & what to do instead

Connect with Julia Blackwell:
Website: www.movementbyjulia.com
Instagram: @movementbyjulia

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We live in a “diet” culture. Quick quiz: how many diets can you name off the top of your head right now? The average answer from women is at least 5.

No matter what type of diet you are influenced to try, the fact is that how much and what you eat directly impact your hormones.

Today, Cody has invited Kaely McDevitt to join her for a discussion to break down which hormones are impacted when we cut calories and to provide a few strategies for keeping our hormones as happy and healthy as possible when we have a weight loss goal.

Kaely McDevitt is a Registered Dietitian specializing in nutrition for women's health. She owns a virtual private practice where she and her team help their clients reclaim their energy, optimize fertility and overcome hormone symptoms through personalized nutrition. Having experienced the pitfalls of a conventional approach to women's health first hand, Kaely is passionate about empowering women to build health from a place of connection: to self, to nature and to community.

Connect with Kaely:
www.kaelyrd.com

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Endometriosis is a common health issue affecting women—one in ten women have it! And I would say that probably ten out of ten women have been dismissed by their doctor at some point in their journey. Because typically, you go to your doctor with signs and symptoms of endometriosis, and the first thing you're told is, “Oh, here, just take the pill. Here's a painkiller; periods are meant to be painful and that's just the way it is.” In this episode, we’re going to talk about the symptoms of endometriosis and some strategies to help you get the care you need.

Many women go for years struggling because doctors dismiss their symptoms and try to suppress them with medications—without getting to the root cause. Sometimes doctors have to use some form of hormonal contraceptive to treat a woman with symptoms of endometriosis, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t ask why she has these symptoms.

On today's episode, Cody goes into a deep dive about the what, why and how when it comes to understanding Endometriosis.

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In today's fast-paced world, achieving optimal health and well-being has become a top priority for many individuals. As a result, there is a growing interest in finding the perfect balance between modern medicine and natural therapies as a means to achieve holistic health.

On today's episode, Cody invites guest Tonya Fines, a Holistic Health Practitioner, to explore the concept of integrating modern medical treatments with natural therapies to enhance women's overall wellness and to address the root causes of health issues.

Tonya Fines is a board certified Holistic Health Practitioner, with over 25 years of experience in the health and wellness industry. Specializing in nutrition, fitness, and hormonal health for women who are 35 years and older, Tonya combines a wealth of knowledge with a passion for empowering women to achieve optimal health and well-being.

Connect with Tonya here: Website

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There are some crazy facts out there about women's health that you might be shocked about. For instance, did you know that it was only in 2015 when the NIH required medical investigators to consider sex as a biological variable?

In this episode, Cody invites Jess Toolson and Sine Bentley to join in on this conversation about current stats on women and their reproductive health, those that are experiencing Endometriosis, ovarian cancer, as well as how the medical world treats women's heart health and pain management.

We want to break down the barriers that women face in healthcare by giving you a greater understanding of your own health. We want to empower women, so they feel more in control over their own health and have the confidence to seek medical help if problems arise.

There needs to be more resources and guidance to improve diagnostic criteria and time, understanding of disease pathologies, and medical outcomes. We have to build awareness and trust, to empower women to talk to their doctor when they feel something isn’t quite right. GPs also need to receive greater training on female specific problems, so women are diagnosed earlier, and their health concerns are taken seriously and not dismissed or marginalized.

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