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Why Effort Is the Wrong Lever at Night | Fix Your Sleep by Changing Your Evening Pattern

The Perimenopause Reset: Gut Health, Hormones & Metabolic Ma... por Miriam Faggett
T3 · E4
9 ene 2026
24:42

Notas del episodio

If you're a woman over 40 who can't sleep through the night, wakes up at 2-3 AM with racing thoughts, or feels the urge to fix and optimize yourself before bed—this episode changes everything.

Functional nutritionist Miriam explains why your evening cortisol spikes, how self-correction at night sabotages your blood sugar and hormone production overnight, and what your body actually needs after dark (hint: it's not more discipline).

You'll learn:

  • Why nighttime vigilance shows up for women in perimenopause and menopause
  • The hidden metabolic cost of "productivity mode" after dinner
  • How evening effort blocks melatonin production and cellular repair
  • The #1 somatic cue to calm your nervous system before bed
  • Why your protocols aren't working (even when you're consistent)

This episode is for you if:

  • You wake up at 2-3 AM with your heart pounding
  • You mentally review tomorrow's to-do list instead of winding down
  • You feel like you "should" be doing one more thing at night
  • Your supplements and protocols aren't working despite consistency
  • You're tired of fighting your own body to get quality sleep

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Palabras clave

perimenopause, hot flashes, night sweats, brain fog, stubborn belly fat, gut health, hormone balance, perimenopausal women, functional nutrition, natural remedies, menopause symptoms, estrogen dominance, progesterone, cortisol, thyroid, women's healt