Midlife digestion changes can feel confusing — bloating, constipation, reflux, cravings, brain fog, and inflammation that seem to come out of nowhere. In this episode, we unpack the gut–hormone connection in perimenopause and menopause, and I share a gentle framework to feel better: Calm • Feed • Support, plus a free 14-day gut reset.

If perimenopause or menopause has you feeling like your digestion has changed overnight — bloating by lunchtime, stubborn constipation, reflux out of nowhere, new food sensitivities, cravings, brain fog, or feeling inflamed and puffy — you're not alone… and you're not imagining it.

In this Tea & Truth episode, we explore the overlooked connection between gut health and menopause, including how shifting estrogen and progesterone can impact motility, the microbiome, inflammation, and even the way estrogen is processed in the body (hello, estrobolome).

You'll walk away with a simple, menopause-friendly framework — Calm • Feed • Support — and a gentle 14-Day Gut Reset you can start this week to support regularity, reduce bloating, stabilize energy, and feel more comfortable in your body again.

In this episode, we cover: • Why gut symptoms often flare in perimenopause + menopause • The gut–hormone connection (in plain English) • Estrogen metabolism + the role of the microbiome • Common root causes in midlife: stress, sleep, blood sugar, and digestion foundations • Symptom-specific support for bloating, constipation, reflux, cravings, and anxiety • A simple, doable 14-Day Gut Reset (free download)

Free download: 14-Day Gut Reset (Menopause-Friendly)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JQcxbyKS46YBsxGVg0r_BrelqrLocoQY/view?usp=sharing

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Reminder: This episode is educational and supportive, but not medical advice. If you have severe or persistent symptoms (pain, blood in stool, unexplained weight loss, or worsening issues), please work with your healthcare provider.