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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
Gut Health
Functional Medicine
Inflammation
Hormones
Perimenopause
Cortisol
Nutrition
Histamine Intolerance
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
Detoxification
Toxins
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Menopause
Peptides
Brain Fog
Candida
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Vision Improvement
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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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Latest Episodes

Coffee First Thing, Fasted Workouts, and Why Your Morning Routine Is Wrecking Your Hormones in Midlife

Morning fatigue isn't just about bad sleep — the first hour of your day shapes your hormone balance, metabolism, brain fog, and energy.

Have yo... more

Cellular Health, Travel Fatigue, and Why Your Body Feels Off After a Trip

Fatigue after travel isn't just about being tired — it can affect your gut health, hormone balance, metabolism, brain fog, and energy.

Have you ever come home from a trip f... more

Fatigue, hormone balance, and gut health can all affect how your body looks and feels — but is "cortisol face" really the answer?

If your face looks puffier, heavier, or different than it used to, TikTok may have convinced you cortisol is the probl... more

Inflammation, Fatigue, and Hormone Imbalance: Why You Still Feel Exhausted (Even When You're Doing Everything Right)

Fatigue, inflammation, and hormone imbalance—have you ever felt like you're doing everything right, but your body still isn't respo... more

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Monisha Bhanote
Quintuple board certified physician; bestselling author of The Anatomy of Wellbeing; creator of Cell Care framework
Dr. Monisha Bhanote / Travella Wellness
Episode: 145. How to Stay Healthy When you Travel This Summer
Dr. Shivani Gupta
Ayurvedic practitioner, PhD-level tumor researcher, host of Fusionary Health Podcast, creator of Vibrant Health with Dr. Shivani Gupta
Fusionary Formulas; The Inflammation Code
Episode: 143: Why You Feel Like Your Body Is on Fire: A PhD Expert on Inflammation, Brain Fog, and Fatigue
Cynthia Thurlow
Nurse practitioner, women's health expert, author of The Metopause Gut
Author, The Menopause Gut
Episode: 140. The Hidden Connection Between Your Gut, Your Bones, and Hormones
Deanna Hansen
fascia decompression pioneer and creator of Block Therapy
Block Therapy
Episode: 137. Why Your Belly Won't Flatten (It's not what you think)
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

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Dr. Meg Mill
Host of A Little Bit Healthier, guides conversations and interviews with guests on women's health, hormones, gut health, and longevity.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 134 ratings
  • Love every minute!

    This is a thoughtful and practical podcast for women who are trying to understand what’s really going on in their bodies, especially when symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, bloating and hormone changes keep getting brushed off. Dr.Meg explains complex body systems in a way that feels clear and compassionate and actually useful, making sure she doesn’t make us feel blamed for what we are experiencing. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    amyjones2277
    Canadaa month ago
  • Finally, health insights that make sense!

    I really appreciate how everything is explained in a clear, science-backed way without feeling overwhelming. It’s been so helpful for understanding things like hormones, fatigue, brain fog, and gut health, and I love how practical and easy the insights are to apply.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anisa OH
    Spain3 months ago
  • Love this podcast!

    Really loving this podcast lately! It makes topics like hormones and brain fog feel way less overwhelming and actually understandable. Super easy listen on my walks and definitely worth checking out!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    IVCMP
    United States3 months ago
  • 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 States3 months 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 States3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the compassionate, non-judgmental tone and practical guidance.
Meg Mill is described as knowledgeable, approachable, and genuinely helpful for making health changes.
Science-backed explanations that are clear without being overwhelming.
Thoughtful and practical for women navigating fatigue and hormone-related symptoms.
Great guest lineup and easy-to-digest, actionable tips for everyday health.

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145. How to Stay Healthy When you Travel This Summer
Q: Can you explain a common travel myth you debunk in this episode?
The idea that airport cabin air or in-flight exposure alone causes illness is misleading; modern planes use HEPA filtration, but the bigger risks come from overall travel stress, dehydration, and disruption of sleep and circadian rhythms.
145. How to Stay Healthy When you Travel This Summer
Q: What practical steps can listeners take to support digestion while traveling?
Pay attention to the gut clock, stay hydrated, avoid overly greasy or salty options on flights, and consider timing meals to align with local schedules to minimize jet lag's impact on the gut.
145. How to Stay Healthy When you Travel This Summer
Q: What are the five physiological areas travel most commonly disrupts in midlife individuals?
Digestion, immunity, cognitive focus, energy production, and recovery are the main systems affected, with travel triggering changes in gut motility, immune response, brain function, mitochondrial energy, and circadian regulation.
143: Why You Feel Like Your Body Is on Fire: A PhD Expert on Inflammation, Brain Fog, and Fatigue
Q: What is inflammation and why should listeners care about it now?
Inflammation is the body's natural healing process, but chronic, low-grade inflammation—driven by aging, gut health, stress, and environmental toxins—can undermine energy, mood, and metabolism, so addressing it with lifestyle and dietary changes can restore balance.
135. Aging Faster Than You Want? The Real Reason Might Shock You
Q: Where should listeners start when cleaning up their cosmetics and personal care routines?
Focus on independent certifications, reduce the number of products used, and prioritize natural ingredients with clear certifications like USDA Organic where possible.

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A science-backed show focused on women's midlife health, covering hormones, energy, gut function, inflammation, and weight management through practical lifestyle tweaks. Across episodes, listeners hear expert perspectives on perimenopause, brain fog, fatigue, and metabolic health, with emphasis on foundational habits, gut–brain connections, and sustainable strategies rather than quick fixes. Notable strengths include a clear emphasis on evidence-based approaches, guest experts spanning endocrinology, Ayurveda, and functional medicine, and a practical, approachable delivery that translates complex physiology into actionable steps for daily life.

The podcast often features deep dives into how hormones interact with sleep, stress, digestion, ... more

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1. Monisha Bhanote
2. Dr. Shivani Gupta
3. Cynthia Thurlow
4. Deanna Hansen
5. Megan Rabich
6. Katie Wells
7. Sylvie Baljansky
8. Dr. Cassie Smith

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