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A Little Bit Healthier | Hormone Balance, Brain Fog, Fatigue, Inflammation, Gut Health, Menopause & Weight Loss Resistance So

Dr. Meg Mill, Women's Health Expert
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Struggling with fatigue, brain fog, stubborn weight, bloating, constipation or hormone imbalances? If you're feeling exhausted no matter what you do, there's a reason—and solutions. Hosted by Dr. Meg Mill, Doctor of Pharmacy and Functional Medicine Practitioner, this podcast is your go-to women's health resource for boosting energy, balancing hormones, optimizing gut health, and resetting your met... more

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Do you ever wake up around 3am with your mind racing, even though you were completely exhausted when you went to bed?

For many women dealing with fatigue, brain fog, hormone imbalance, low energy, metabolism changes, and digestive issues, this midd... more

Fatigue, brain fog, hormone imbalance, and low energy are often blamed on perimenopause, stress, or getting older. But what if something in your daily routine is quietly accelerating how you feel and age?

Most women focus on diet and supplements to... more

Metabolism affects everything: your energy, fat burning, cravings, sleep, stress response, and even how "resistant" weight loss can feel. If you're dealing with fatigue, brain fog, low energy, bloating, or that frustrating sense that your body is wor... more

Fatigue, hormone balance, gut health, and weight loss resistance all get a lot louder in midlife — and if you've ever wondered why you're doing "all the right things" but still dealing with brain fog, low energy, IBS, bloating, or that exhausted, wir... more

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Megan Rabich
Award-winning journalist and author of The New Rules for Women's Health
Penguin Random House (imprint) / The Sunday Paper / Oprah Daily / Women's Health Magazine
Episode: 133. Still Following Old Health Advice? The New Rules Women Need
Katie Wells
Creator of the Holistic Decluttering Method and host of the Maximize Minimalist Podcast
Maximize Minimalist Podcast
Episode: 131. The Shocking Link Between Clutter and Hormones: Why Your Messy Home Is Wrecking Your Sleep, Cravings & Weight
Sylvie Baljansky
French lawyer turned health advocate and founder of the Baljansky Foundation.
Baljansky Foundation
Episode: 129. Can Plant Extracts Target Cancer Cells?
Dr. Cassie Smith
Endocrinologist and functional medicine practitioner
Modern Endocrine
Episode: 128. The Hidden Connection Between Inflammation, Insulin & Belly Fat
Michelle Reichman
Physical therapist and strength coach passionate about helping women get healthy.
Healthy Beyond 40
Episode: 126. The Midlife Metabolism Reset: Lift Weights, Burn Fat, Feel Strong
Sarah Kennedy
Founder and CEO of CaloCurb
CaloCurb
Episode: 125. Skip the Shot: How Bitter Foods Trigger Natural GLP-1 Release
Dr. Marisa Snyder
A power house advocate for midlife women, practitioner, author, and speaker.
The Perimenopause Revolution
Episode: 124. You're Not Going Crazy—You're in Perimenopause
Steven Wright
Co-founder of the Healthy Gut Company and health engineer
Healthy Gut Company
Episode: 123. What's Really Happening Inside Your Gut When You Take Supplements with Steven Wright
Jenny Swisher
Certified personal trainer, fitness nutrition specialist, integrative health practitioner, podcast and digital creator
Episode: 121. How to Lose Weight With Your Hormones, Not Against Them

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Dr. Meg Mill
Doctor of Pharmacy and Functional Medicine Practitioner; Host focused on women's health, hormones, metabolism, and gut health.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 124 ratings
  • Love this podcast!

    I've been really into A Little Bit Healthier lately. Dr. Meg's take on hormones is honestly super insightful since she connects things like cortisol, estrogen, and thyroid function to everyday symptoms in a way that finally made things click for me. This podcast never feels like a lecture. It's more like getting advice from someone who actually knows what they're talking about. If you're trying to understand what's going on with your body and make some real changes, this one's worth adding to yo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Briana N Nelson
    United States17 days ago
  • Love it!

    This is exactly the show this mama in perimenopause needed! Love the practical tips and learning something new every episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    missshannond
    United States18 days ago
  • Dr. Meg is So Good!

    You have such great guests - what a fantastic podcast and great information!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T Paynt
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love Dr Meg!

    I regularly implement Dr Megs advice and enjoy this podcast! Thank you for diving deep into topics we need to hear about!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TMBRCA
    United States2 years ago
  • Live Pain-Free By Changing A Few Daily Habits

    I recently listened to an episode of the podcast "Live Pain-Free by Changing a Few Daily Habits," featuring a guest who shared their expertise on pain management and prevention. I have to say, I was thoroughly impressed with the guest's knowledge and ability to communicate their ideas in a way that was engaging and relatable.

    What stood out to me about this guest was their holistic approach to pain management. Rick emphasized the importance of looking at the whole person - their lifestyle, hab... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Giuseppexxxx
    Philippines3 years ago

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133. Still Following Old Health Advice? The New Rules Women Need
Q: What shocked you most after interviewing hundreds of experts?
Rabich discusses how even seasoned medical journalists are surprised by gaps and outdated conventions, highlighting how much there is still to learn and how women's health information often lags behind the latest science.
129. Can Plant Extracts Target Cancer Cells?
Q: Is this something people can take to prevent cancer too?
Yes, these plant extracts are effective at every stage of cancer and can aid in prevention as well.
129. Can Plant Extracts Target Cancer Cells?
Q: What are the herbs that you're talking of?
We're looking at three plant extracts: Pao Pereira, Rovolfia vomitoria, and a special blend of green teas for the study on breast and stem cells.
124. You're Not Going Crazy—You're in Perimenopause
Q: What are some non-negotiables that you say, why don't you start doing these things to see if they help a little bit?
Five things. Track your cycles against your symptoms, treat your doctors appointments like they're very important meetings, optimize your blood sugar, build movement into your life, and protect your sleep.
124. You're Not Going Crazy—You're in Perimenopause
Q: Can we talk a little bit about that?
Yes, oh my gosh, this is probably one of the most important conversations we have, which is helping women to support their hormones when they're having disruptive symptoms.

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A practical, science-informed show focused on women's health, with emphasis on balancing hormones, metabolism, gut health, and how midlife transitions impact energy and weight. Episodes feature clinician-hosted explanations, interviews with physicians, researchers, and wellness practitioners, and clear, action-oriented strategies you can apply daily. Noteworthy is a collaborative format that blends medical insight with accessible coaching, guest experts from nutrition, fitness, and integrative medicine, and a recurring focus on perimenopause, brain fog, fatigue, and weight loss resistance.

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1. The Wellness Mama Podcast
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Recent guests on A Little Bit Healthier include:

1. Megan Rabich
2. Katie Wells
3. Sylvie Baljansky
4. Dr. Cassie Smith
5. Michelle Reichman
6. Sarah Kennedy
7. Dr. Marisa Snyder
8. Steven Wright

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