212 | Busting Menopause Belly in Women, How Intermittent Fasting Can Help

Integrative Medicine for Energy and Health | Weight Loss, Energy, Natural Medicine, Hormones

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One of the most frustrating and dreaded experiences that a woman can face during hormonal changes is menopause tummy. In this episode, I explore why this happens and 4 benefits associated with intermittent fasting that can help melt away that extra belly fat.

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Rekishia

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