Let’s just say it: If men had hot flashes, mood swings, brain fog, and night sweats daily starting in their 40s, corporate HR policies would look very different.

You’d see full-on “Cool Down Corners” with industrial fans, hormone support snack stations, and mandatory “Brain Fog Breaks” before every meeting. Oh—and “Menopausal Mondays” where everyone wears sweat-wicking fabric and no one schedules Zooms before 10 a.m. Sounds dreamy, right?

But here we are, in real life, where pregnancy has a process, a policy, and a protocol…
And menopause? Crickets. 🦗

Let’s talk about histamines—those sneaky little compounds that sound like a '90s rock band but are actually the drama queens of your immune system.

We usually think of histamines as the culprits behind allergies—cue the sneezing fits, watery eyes, and your annual love affair with antihistamines. But histamines also play a big role in digestion, brain health, and—you guessed it—gut health.

In the age of social media, fitness influencers and podcast gurus love to debate what "counts" as exercise. One particularly frustrating claim making the rounds? That walking isn’t real exercise.

Let’s set the record straight: walking is absolutely a form of exercise—and one of the best ones at that.

Have you ever felt like you're doing everything right—cutting carbs, sweating through workouts, saying no to dessert (okay, most of the time)... and still, the scale won’t budge?

If this sounds like you, friend, you might be dealing with insulin resistance—a super common but super sneaky condition that can make weight loss feel nearly impossible.

Let’s be honest: few things are more confusing than trying to figure out why your body is feeling bloated, foggy, inflamed, or just downright off. You might be wondering, “Is it the gluten? Or is it the chemicals sprayed on my food? Or both?”

Let’s have a little heart-to-heart: How disciplined are you in the way you go about your work? Are you a laser-focused productivity machine, or do you somehow find yourself deep-cleaning your entire kitchen when you were supposed to be answering emails? (No judgment, we’ve all been there.)

These are important questions to ask yourself today. Take a moment to observe your relationship with your work habits. Do you:

These days, it feels like everyone and their Instagram-famous cousin is a “wellness expert,” doesn’t it?
One person tells you to only eat plants. Another swears by eating only meat. Oats? “TOXIC!” they scream. Seed oils? “Worse than your ex!”

Honestly, it’s exhausting. No wonder you feel like throwing your hands up and ordering fries (and honestly, no shame in that either).

Ever feel like your emotions are the ocean? One day, it’s all calm waves and Instagram-worthy sunsets, and the next, you’re in the middle of a full-blown tsunami of stress, exhaustion, and “why did I just cry over a spilled smoothie?” moments.

Here’s the thing: you can’t just keep paddling through life without taking a break. If you never stop to rest, reflect, and recharge, you’re basically that little boat in the stormy sea—out of fuel, waterlogged, and on the verge of capsizing.

We’ve all heard the saying, “Consistency is key.” But let’s be real—when life gets busy, it’s easy to push off the very things that make us feel our best. The truth is, making small, intentional choices every day leads to big transformations over time.

So, what happens when you commit to eating nutritious foods, moving your body, prioritizing rest, nurturing your relationships, and saying no to toxicity for eight weeks?

Ever feel like your body is staging a rebellion? Persistent fatigue, brain fog that won’t lift, unwanted weight gain, mood swings that rival a soap opera, or struggling to get quality sleep? Before you blame it on Mercury retrograde, take a closer look at your diet and daily habits.