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Fab Female Nutrition

I"m Wendy and I am a Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist and an expert in female hormone health. Specialising in the perimenopause and menopause, I help women gain in confidence and understand their bodies and allowing them to shine. I am a huge foodie and this podcast allows me to share with you how food and nutrition affect our health. I also bring you an eclectic mixture of guests and experts where food and health is our uniting passion.

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16:48

Kitchen toxins you don't think about (and easy swaps...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2026/02/11

Your kitchen might look clean and organised, but there are hidden exposures in everyday habits that can quietly add to your hormonal load. In this episode, I'm focusing on the toxins we don't usually think about — damaged non-stick pans, heating food in plastic, cling film, and everyday storage habits — and how heat can increase chemical transfer into food. One of the biggest culprits? Plastic containers. Many plastics contain compounds that can behave like oestrogen in the body. When they're

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18:31

Toxins in food: why the label lies (and how to eat...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2026/02/04

We're told to eat "healthy", but food labels don't always tell the full story. Many everyday products that look virtuous on the front can still contain ingredients that quietly add to your toxic load - and in mid-life, that matters more than ever. In this episode, I'm breaking down where food toxins are hiding, examples of what to look for, and how they can interfere with hormone balance, digestion and energy levels. Most importantly, I'll show you how to reduce exposure in a realistic way – without

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12:40

Why high-intensity exercise is less effective on...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2026/01/28

High-intensity exercise is often promoted as the fastest way to burn fat and boost fitness. But many women find that doing too much HIIT leaves them exhausted, inflamed and struggling with stubborn belly fat. In this episode, I explain why much of the exercise research behind HIIT has focused on male physiology, and how women's bodies respond differently to repeated high-intensity stress. We explore the role of cortisol, recovery and metabolic adaptation — and why pushing harder doesn't always lead

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12:58

Why very low-carb and Keto diets feel different for...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2026/01/21

Very low-carb and keto-style diets are often praised for quick results, especially when it comes to fat loss. But many women find that what works brilliantly at first can later lead to fatigue, stubborn belly fat and a slowing metabolism. In this episode, I explain why much of the research behind low-carb diets has focused on men, and how women's bodies respond differently to prolonged carbohydrate restriction. We explore how low energy availability can affect thyroid function, cortisol levels and

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10:10

Why intermittent fasting feels different for women's...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2026/01/14

Intermittent fasting is often promoted as a powerful health tool, but many women find that longer fasting windows leave them feeling tired, anxious or struggling with sleep. In this episode, I explain why much of the fasting research has been carried out in men, and how women's hormones respond differently to prolonged periods without food. We look at cortisol, blood sugar balance and why daily long fasts can interfere with progesterone, oestrogen and thyroid health - particularly in mid-life. I

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13:14

Cold plunges and women's hormones: why ice baths...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2026/01/07

Cold plunges and ice baths are everywhere right now - but what if they're leaving you feeling exhausted, wired or struggling to sleep? In this episode, I explore why cold exposure can work well for men, yet backfire for many women. We look at how cold plunges affect cortisol, why female hormones respond differently to stress, and why too much cold can disrupt energy, mood and recovery — particularly in mid-life. A more hormone-friendly approach for many women is cold-water swimming rather than ice

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16:26

How to recover after an excessive day: simple...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/12/17

Had a big night? A bit too much food, fizz or "just one more" mince pie? This episode is your gentle, realistic guide to bouncing back the next day without guilt, punishment or restriction. I'm sharing easy, gut-friendly habits you can put in place before bed and the morning after so your body feels supported rather than overwhelmed. These are the simple strategies I use myself - and they really do help you recover quicker. In this episode, you'll learn: • The one thing to do before your first

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16:47

How to make better food choices in December: simple,...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/12/10

December can feel like a whirlwind of buffets, nibbles, chocolate tins and last-minute plans, so today's episode is all about keeping things simple, realistic and totally achievable. If you want to enjoy the season and feel good in your body, this one's for you. We're talking through the easy wins that genuinely make a difference, including: • How to use my four healthy-plate principles — protein, fibre, colour and healthy fats — even when you're eating out or facing a buffet table • Why adding more

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43:11

Finding Yourself Again in Midlife: A Heartfelt...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/12/03

This week I'm joined by the fabulous Rebecca Clarke, a qualified holistic counsellor who helps women transform their relationships, reconnect with themselves, and find deeper fulfilment in midlife. If you've ever felt overwhelmed, burnt out, or a bit lost in the roles you hold, this conversation will really speak to you. We explore why midlife can feel so emotionally charged, how old patterns resurface as body memories, and the power of slowing down long enough to hear what you actually need

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15:17

Retain - how to keep your gut thriving long after a...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/11/26

Your gut doesn't just need a reset - it needs routine. In this final episode of the 4R's series, I'm talking about the Retain phase - how to keep your gut thriving long after a reset or programme ends. It's about feeding your good bacteria, maintaining balance, and creating long-term habits that keep your energy, digestion, and hormones working in harmony. I'll share why your gut health is the foundation for everything - from immune strength and brain function to mood, focus, and sleep - and how

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18:54

Replace & Repair - supporting and healing your gut...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/11/19

If your digestion feels sluggish, bloated, or just "off," this episode is for you. This week, I'm diving into the Replace and Repair phases of gut healing - the second and third R's in my 4R's framework, which forms the foundation of my 28-Day Transformation Programme. I'll explain why stomach acid and digestive enzymes are vital for nutrient absorption and how low stomach acid is often mistaken for reflux. We'll talk about the power of bitter foods like rocket and apple cider vinegar to wake up

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19:07

Remove - clearing the roadblocks to better digestion

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/11/12

Healing your gut starts with one simple step: removing the things that get in the way. In this episode, I dive into the first stage of the 4R's of Gut Health - Remove. This phase is all about creating the right environment for healing by taking out irritants that inflame your gut and disrupt your hormones. I explain how eliminating common triggers like sugar, caffeine, alcohol, gluten, and ultra-processed foods can calm inflammation, balance your gut bacteria, and give your digestive system a

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20:30

Gut health reset: why the 4Rs are the key to feeling...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/11/05

Your gut is at the heart of everything - from your energy and hormones to your mood, digestion, and immunity. In this new series, I'm diving into one of my favourite topics: gut health - and the 4R's framework that underpins my self-paced 28-Day Transformation Programme. In this first episode, I explain why gut health truly is the foundation of wellbeing, especially for midlife women, and how following a clear, structured reset can help you feel more like yourself again. You'll learn: • How the 4R's

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24:10

Sleep smarter in menopause: why better rest...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/10/29

Sleep really is your body's superpower, yet it's often one of the first things to suffer when we hit perimenopause or menopause. I know this one personally. When my anxiety was high and my sleep was poor, everything felt harder, I was more emotional, more tired, and constantly running on empty. What I didn't realise at the time was how much poor sleep was affecting not just my energy, but my hormones, my appetite, and even my digestion. Here's the truth: if you don't sleep well, you can eat around

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26:16

Toxin overload? How to reduce hidden hormone...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/10/22

We can’t avoid all toxins, but we can reduce our exposure to the ones that interfere with our hormones and overall wellbeing. During menopause, our bodies are already working hard to rebalance. Add in the extra load from plastics, cleaning products, skincare, and environmental chemicals, and it can tip things in the wrong direction. The good news? Small, consistent changes really do make a difference. In this episode, I’ll share: • Where hormone-disrupting chemicals show up in everyday life (and how

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14:18

Move smarter in menopause: why daily movement matters...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/10/15

When we think about health, we often focus on exercise, but in menopause, it’s how you move your body every day that really counts. At this stage of life, long hours of high-intensity training can sometimes do more harm than good, raising stress hormones and leaving you feeling depleted. What your body needs is a balanced approach: daily movement to keep joints supple and energy flowing, combined with the right type of exercise to protect bone, heart, and muscle health. In this episode, I’ll share:

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15:13

Manage your stress: the second secret to a healthy...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/10/08

Lets be real - stress isn’t something we can avoid, but how we respond to it can make or break our menopause journey. When I hit perimenopause at 40, anxiety and overthinking became part of my daily life. I didn’t recognise it at the time, but my nervous system was in overdrive. Once I learned how to manage my stress more effectively - through nutrition, lifestyle shifts, and self awareness, everything started to feel lighter and more manageable. In this episode, I’ll share: • How stress hormones

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Re-evaluate your diet: the first secret to a healthy...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/10/01

October is Menopause Awareness Month, so I’m kicking off a brand-new mini series: 5 Secrets to a Healthy Menopause. In this episode, I’m sharing the first, and perhaps most powerful secret: re-evaluating your diet. When I hit perimenopause at 40, I didn’t know what was happening to me. My symptoms weren’t extreme, but the poor sleep, night sweats, and constant overthinking left me anxious and exhausted. Changing my diet was the turning point, and it’s a change I now help women make every day. We’ll

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15:40

What testing taught me: real insights and honesty...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/09/24

This is the final episode in my special anniversary series - where I’ve been sharing what I’ve learned as a woman, a nutritionist, and the host of the Fab Female Nutrition podcast for the past 6 years. In this episode, I’m talking all about testing - and what I’ve discovered about my own health through tools like genetics, gut testing, and omega-3 analysis. Some of the results surprised me (yes, even as a nutritional therapist!) But they’ve helped me support myself more effectively, and better

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19:00

From cardio to connection: how slowing down helped me...

Fab Female Nutrition ·

2025/09/17

In your 20s and 30s, movement is often about keeping going - more cardio, more effort, more pushing through. But in this episode, I’m sharing how everything changed when I slowed down, tuned in, and started listening to what my body actually needed. I’ll tell you how qualifying as a yoga teacher at 51 reshaped my mindset, why mindful movement supports hormones and nervous system balance, and how walking, paddleboarding, and even open water swimming now bring me more joy (and better results) than

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