The Gut Microbiome is so important to our health, yet for many of us it is still a mystery. In this episode of the Women Living Well After 50 Podcast, my guest is Natalie Woodman, Nutritional Medicine and Gut Health Practitioner. Natalie will be explaining what the Gut Microbiome is and the role it plays in perimenopause and menopause symptoms.
During the interview we discussed:
- Natalie’s personal story from Speech and Drama teacher to Gut Health Practitioner and improving her health and microbiome
- What exactly is the Gut Microbiome?
- How chronic illness can be a result of an unhealthy gut
- What lifestyle elements dimish and what elements enhance the Microbiome
- What role does the microbiome play in perimenopause and menopause
- What simple shifts can we make to alleviate symptoms
- Natalie’s program
- The benefits of barefoot walking
- Why you need the ‘ME’ schedule
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Cutting edge scientific research confirms… that a strong healthy Gut Microbiome is ‘The Holy Grail’ of human health, overall wellness and resistance to disease. When it flourishes you flourish, when it struggles you struggle.
It is also true there is much that can be done to ensure that your gut is kept in tip-top shape.
And Gut Health Practitioner and Nutritionist Natalie Woodman has years of clinical experience and worked with hundreds of clients, transforming their health by interventions targeting their Microbiome.
Specialising in women over 50, Natalie helps them learn to manage their biggest concerns, including the inability to reach and maintain a healthy weight – despite eating well and exercising. In addition to digestive disorders, hormonal imbalances, fatigue, metabolic syndrome, thyroid and mood disorders that are all symptomatic of dysbiosis (imbalanced Gut Microbiome).
With her clinical experience, keen analytical mind and engaging narrative ability to both answer questions and crystalise complex situations and processes into everyday language, Natalie’s observations and insights on this cutting-edge, health-critical topic would be invaluable to listeners seeking valuable yet practical information on how they can better take care of their bodies from within.
In addition, her encyclopaedic knowledge on the topic and dynamic charisma while speaking will both entertain and benefit your listeners, sharing what she has discovered throughout her career regarding digestive health, wellbeing and human behaviour.
Connect with Natalie
Website: www.nataliewoodman.com
Instagram: The Gut Health Expert (@natalie__woodman)
Facebook: Natalie Woodman (facebook.com)
6 Comments
Hi Sue – another really interesting guest today. I’ve been experiencing the “joys” of my gut being a bit out of whack over the last few months – not sure how much is due to my other health issues and how much is just “getting older”. I’m definitely working on improving my microbiome – and this info is really helpful.
Hi Leanne, I’m on a roll with interesting guests that is for sure. I’m loving the podcast and I too learnt a lot from Natalie about the gut microbiome. x
Thanks for this important information Sue. The effects of the activity of the microbiome on our well being is amazing.
Thanks Bernadette! Natalie had some very interesting ideas and information to impart. x
Excellent interview, Sue. Very informative!
Thank you, my friend. x