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The Cinnamon Effect - Supporting Women's Health, Emotional Resilience and Personal Growth

Kimberly Hand - Wellness Lifestyle Expert, Mom, Over 40
Perimenopause
Ballroom Dancing
Confidence
Menopause
Non-Toxic Lifestyle
Gratitude
Alcohol
NADS Organic Underwear
Wellness
Burnout
Entrepreneurship
Health and Wellness
Grief
Sleep
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Hypnotherapy
Marriage
Mushrooms
Personal Growth
Makeup

I created The Cinnamon Effect for the woman rebuilding herself — the one navigating change, searching for clarity, and learning how to move forward with intention.

I’m Kimberly Hand, and this podcast is where we talk about what you’re really going through — emotional healing, personal reinvention, motherhood, midlife shifts, wellness, and the quiet moments where everything starts to change. Becau... more

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Michaeline Daboul
Biochemist, former drug-development executive, entrepreneur, and founder of a women's health education nonprofit.
Thrive for Longevity
Episode: How to Ask Your Doctor Smarter Questions, Know Your Next Step, and Find Trusted Menopause Education with Michaeline Daboul [Ep 154]
Mitchell Ghen
Medical expert referenced as Dr. Mitchell Ghen
Episode: The Brain Fog Causes Nobody Mentions to Women in Perimenopause: Why Doing Everything Right Can Still Leave You Exhausted [Ep 152]
Alexandra Volo
Medical expert referenced as Dr. Alexandra Volo
Episode: The Brain Fog Causes Nobody Mentions to Women in Perimenopause: Why Doing Everything Right Can Still Leave You Exhausted [Ep 152]
Dr. Alexandra Volo
Family practitioner specializing in women's health
Independent practice / Menopause-focused care
Episode: How To Spot The Early Hormone Shifts Of Perimenopause Before Your Doctor Dismisses Them With Dr. Alexandra Volo [Ep 148]
Margaret Luce
Publisher, editor at large, model, actress, wellness consultant
Vivante Magazine / Lux / Vivant Magazine
Episode: Stop Shrinking Yourself: How to Protect Your Energy, Trust Your Intuition, and Outgrow the Life That No Longer Fits with Margaret Luce [Ep 147]
Mitchel Ghen
Physician known for metabolic and functional medicine approaches
GhenMed
Episode: Why Your Doctor Should Be Asking About Your Sex Life and How Intimacy Supports Hormone Balance and Sleep With Dr. Mitch Ghen [Ep 146]
Chelsea Paine
Founder of Blading Babes and Village Yoga
Blading Babes, Village Yoga
Episode: Want More Freedom in Business? How a Female Entrepreneur Manages Multiple Businesses Without Being “On” All the Time With Chelsea Paine [Ep 145]
Louis Alves
World-renowned dancer, choreographer and educator
Independent artist
Episode: The Dance Benefits Nobody Mentions To Midlife Women: What Ballroom Dancing Does For Your Balance, Your Brain, And Your Confidence with Louis Alves [Ep 144]
Bekka Goldberg
College counselor and entrepreneur who has worked across universities and private schools; founder of Alpine Bay branding venture
Benjamin School; Alpine Bay
Episode: What a College Counselor Wishes Parents Knew About the Admissions Process Long Before College Applications Open [Ep 143]

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Kimberly Hand
Host of The Cinnamon Effect

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 81 ratings
  • The benefits of Ballroom dancing

    Kimberly does a wonderful job of interviewing Louis Alvez, a professional dance instructor with an interesting background. They each discuss the benefits of dance to women of all ages. I know because I started ballroom dancing late in life! Good job Louis and Kimberly!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tuna too
    United States2 months ago
  • More than a podcast — a reminder to keep growing

    Kimberly has a wonderful way of turning real-life experiences into conversations that make you reflect on your own. The Cinnamon Effect feels genuine, uplifting, and grounded — especially around confidence, resilience, wellness, and continuing to evolve through every stage of life.

    Thoughtful conversations with a lot of heart. Definitely worth listening to!! 🫶🏽

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Itsruychi
    United States3 months ago
  • A must!

    I absolutely love this podcast! Kimberly brings such warmth, wisdom, and authenticity to every conversation. Her insights on health, mindset, and purpose feel both grounded and uplifting, the perfect mix of inspiration and practical advice. Each episode leaves me reflecting and motivated to live more intentionally. Truly a must-listen for any woman focused on wellness and growth.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mermaidm9
    United Statesa year ago
  • My new go to!

    Kimberly is such a great host and always has amazing guests. I had the honor to be on episode 102. Connecting with Kimberly was amazing. This is one of my new favorite shows.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BizHippie
    United Statesa year ago
  • Very informative and Valuable

    I love Kimberly’s way of communicating—she shares such valuable information in a fun, relatable, and personable way. I look forward to listening to all the episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Natalie Y Sterling
    United Statesa year ago

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Guests consistently praise the host's warmth and ability to draw out meaningful insights.

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How to Ask Your Doctor Smarter Questions, Know Your Next Step, and Find Trusted Menopause Education with Michaeline Daboul [Ep 154]
Q: What is one piece of advice for that woman who's struggling?
Daboul advises reviewing the healthcare team, considering a new doctor if needed, and using Thrive for Longevity's educational resources and events to prepare questions and a roadmap for the next appointment.
How to Ask Your Doctor Smarter Questions, Know Your Next Step, and Find Trusted Menopause Education with Michaeline Daboul [Ep 154]
Q: So why are we more confused than ever about our health?
Daboul says patients face abundant information and misinformation, while physicians may struggle to keep up and many were not trained in menopause care. This can leave women dismissed, without answers, and coordinating care among multiple providers themselves.
Want More Freedom in Business? How a Female Entrepreneur Manages Multiple Businesses Without Being “On” All the Time With Chelsea Paine [Ep 145]
Q: What advice would you give to women starting a business?
Anything is possible if you commit and are prepared for hard work, but many people glamorize entrepreneurship; it's crucial to assess feasibility, capacity, and long-term commitment before diving in.
Want More Freedom in Business? How a Female Entrepreneur Manages Multiple Businesses Without Being “On” All the Time With Chelsea Paine [Ep 145]
Q: What has been the best thing about having an online presence?
She has made meaningful friendships and built a platform that supports her businesses, while acknowledging the ongoing challenge of managing online scrutiny and the pressure to stay visible.
What a College Counselor Wishes Parents Knew About the Admissions Process Long Before College Applications Open [Ep 143]
Q: How should students use AI in writing college essays?
Use AI for idea generation and outlining, not to write the essay entirely; stand in your own voice and perspective, and avoid using AI to substitute your authentic narrative.

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The show centers on women's health, holistic wellness, emotional healing, and personal growth, often featuring expert guests who share practical strategies for transformation, resilience, and healthier living. Conversations blend science, mindset, and real-world stories—from parenting and midlife shifts to sustainable entrepreneurship and self-care rituals—delivering actionable tips in an approachable, warm style. A standout is the host's emphasis on progress over perfection and small, intentional steps, plus occasional solo episodes that offer concrete tools and rituals. Notable is the consistent focus on women rebuilding themselves, which makes the podcast a good fit for listeners seeking empowerment, practical wellness advice, and inspir... more

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1. Michaeline Daboul
2. Mitchell Ghen
3. Alexandra Volo
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5. Margaret Luce
6. Mitchel Ghen
7. Chelsea Paine
8. Louis Alves

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