
If you’ve ever identified with being a Type A, over-achiever, go-getter, and might have experienced what it’s like to run on empty… If you’re now ready to stop pushing through exhaustion, start listening to your body, and finally feel aligned—physically, mentally, and spiritually, this conversation is for you.
In this episode, Claudia-Sam welcomes functional dietitian and women’s health nutritionist Dariella Gonitzke to uncover the hidden hormonal reasons you might feel stuck in survival mode—even when you’re doing it all.
They cover:
* The top 3 hormones that can hijack your mental clarity and keep you in a cycle of stress
* How chronic stress and “Type A” overdrive impact your body and mind
* Simple, everyday steps to rebalance your hormones and reclaim your energy
* Why it’s not just about mindset—your physical well-being matters, too
* How to recognize the signs of hormone imbalance and what you can do about it
You’ll hear practical tips, real-life stories, and empowering wisdom to help you break free from survival mode and reconnect with your vibrant, clear-headed Self.
Ready to take the first step toward clarity and balance? Tune in and discover how small changes can make a big difference.
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Resource mentioned:
Book > Aroused: The History of Hormones and How They Control Almost Everything by Randi Hutter Epstein