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Wellness conversations that cut through the noise.
Each episode unpacks the signals your body’s been sending — with Human Design structure, functional-wellness context, and lived experience you can actually use.
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318: You’re Not the Problem: Why Most Wellness Advice Doesn’t Work for Your Energy
This episode kicks off a series of foundational conversations — the kind that remind you: it’s not you.
It’s the systems you were handed. We’re unpacking what happens when you try to follow all the “right” wellness rules and still feel exhausted, bloated, or like something’s off — and why Human Design and functional nutrition offer a new way to listen, rebuild, and reclaim.
This is your permission slip to stop blaming yourself — and start working with your body, not against it.
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319: "I Thought I Was Lazy" — Reclaiming Energy Outside the Hustle
So many women secretly carry the shame of feeling "lazy."
This episode breaks down how Human Design helps reframe what laziness really is (hint: it’s not what you think).
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320: Stop Outsourcing Your Wellness
What does it really mean to stop outsourcing your wellness?
In this foundational episode, we look at what defines what outsourcing looks like in a wellness context, why we do it, and how to begin reclaiming trust in your body, even if you've spent years disconnected from it.
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When I began seeing my functional medicine doctor she suspected that I had SIBO.
I have bad IBS symptoms and the bloating was - and still is - unbearable.
When I wake up in the morning (that made me want to break out in the K$sha song) I am a little bloated. On a scale of 1-10, I would say I’m somewhere around a 3 or 4.
By the time I go to bed in the evening I am a 10+. My clothes don’t fit and I feel like I’m six months pregnant. While I can be a dramatic person, I assure you I am not exaggerating about this.
