Health with Holland Podcast

Becca Holland

Real, relatable discussions about creating health and balance that’s built to last.

  1. The Hidden Beliefs Controlling Your Life with Peter Crone

    25. Juni

    The Hidden Beliefs Controlling Your Life with Peter Crone

    Why do you keep repeating the same patterns, even when you know better? In this powerful conversation, Rebecca sits down with renowned human behaviour expert and "Mind Architect" Peter Crone to explore the hidden beliefs that quietly shape our lives. Together they unpack why self-awareness alone is often not enough, how unconscious programming drives our decisions, and why many of us stay trapped in familiar patterns despite years of personal development work. Peter explains how our deepest limitations are often built on beliefs we never consciously chose, why life repeatedly presents us with the same challenges until the lesson is learned, and how true freedom comes from questioning the stories we have accepted as truth. If you've ever felt stuck, frustrated by repeating the same behaviours, or wondered why change feels harder than it should, this episode offers a completely different way of looking at yourself and your life. This episode is for: Women who feel stuck in repeating the same patternsAnyone who has done "the work" but still struggles to create lasting changePeople interested in mindset, personal growth and behaviour changeThose navigating self-criticism, people-pleasing or perfectionismAnyone ready to uncover the beliefs driving their behaviour beneath the surfacePeople who want more freedom, fulfilment and self-trust EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: [00:00] Meet Peter Crone: The Mind Architect[02:15] Childhood Experiences And Human Behaviour[05:05] Why We Repeat The Same Patterns[07:00] The Hidden Prisons We Live Inside[08:45] Why Awareness Doesn't Equal Change[10:00] The Difference Between Knowing And Healing[12:30] Uncovering The Root Cause Of Limiting Beliefs[15:00] What Happens When A Core Belief Falls Away[17:00] The Fear Of Your Own Potential[19:00] Why Self-Improvement Often Falls Short[21:00] Identity, Conditioning And Personal Freedom[24:20] Why Change Can Become Another Distraction[26:50] Emotional Triggers And Personal Responsibility[30:00] Why Today's Pain Often Comes From The Past[33:00] Relationships As Mirrors For Healing[35:00] Acceptance, Surrender And Life's Challenges[39:00] Self-Forgiveness And Trusting Your Path[42:00] Rewiring Your Internal Operating System[44:00] Vertical Growth vs Linear Success[46:40] The Radio Frequency Analogy[48:05] Environment, Identity And New Possibilities[49:51] Where To Find Peter Crone CONNECT & LEARN MORE: Becca Holland You can connect with me on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube - @healthwithholland, where I share practical education on nervous system regulation, women’s health, and sustainable behaviour change. If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate you subscribing, leaving a review, or sharing it with someone who might find it helpful.  You’ll also find courses, resources, and more podcast episodes at: https://healthwithholland.com Peter Crone You can connect with Peter Crone on Instagram at ⁠@petercrone⁠, where he shares insights on mindset, human behaviour, personal freedom, and overcoming the subconscious beliefs that keep us stuck. Known as The Mind Architect, Peter works with individuals, entrepreneurs, professional athletes and organisations around the world, helping people identify and break free from the limiting beliefs that shape their lives and behaviour. You can also learn more about Peter's work, events, courses and coaching at ⁠https://www.petercrone.com⁠. . . . Music b LiQWYD Free download: hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb [http://hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb] Promoted by FreeMusicPromo   [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbycji-eySnM3WD8mbxPUSQ] / @freemusicpromo

    51 Min.
  2. How To Raise Children With A Healthy Relationship With Food | Dr Anna Colton

    11. Juni

    How To Raise Children With A Healthy Relationship With Food | Dr Anna Colton

    In this episode, Becca is joined by clinical psychologist, eating disorder specialist and author Dr Anna Colton to discuss how parents can support children to develop a healthy, balanced and shame-free relationship with food.Together they explore why food restriction often backfires, how parental anxiety influences children's eating behaviours, the hidden impact of diet culture, and why helping children trust their own hunger and fullness cues may be one of the most important life skills we can teach them.This conversation offers a refreshing and practical perspective on raising confident eaters without fear, guilt or food rules.This episode is for: Parents who want to raise children with a healthy relationship with foodAnyone worried about sugar, treats and ultra-processed foodsParents navigating food with grandparents, schools and social situationsWomen who recognise their own history of dieting or disordered eating influencing how they approach food at homeAnyone wanting to break free from diet culture and food anxietyEPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:[00:00] Clip & Intro [01:25] Meet Dr Anna Colton [02:46] Why Food Labels Backfire [05:59] Setting Neutral Boundaries [07:34] Sweet Tooth Stories [10:21] Grandparents, Sweets & Treats[14:37] Moving Beyond Black-And-White Thinking[18:15] The Problem With Diet Culture[20:30] Hunger Cues From Birth [23:13] Food Rewards & Restrictions[28:02] Reintroducing Sweets At Home[30:25] Food Availability & Nutrition[31:36] Hunger, Snacks & Meal Timing[33:03] Appetite Changes During Growth[34:37] Why Food Bans Backfire[38:02] Reintroducing Treats Without Fear[41:06] Parental Anxiety And Modeling [43:49] Repairing Food Conversations [50:10] Diet Culture & Children's Body Image[54:09] Building Self-Worth Beyond Appearance[55:33] Where To Find Dr Anna ColtonCONNECT & LEARN MORE:Becca HollandYou can connect with me on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube - @healthwithholland, where I share practical education on nervous system regulation, women’s health, and sustainable behaviour change.You’ll also find courses, resources, and more podcast episodes at: https://healthwithholland.comDr Anna ColtonDr Anna Colton is a UK Clinical Psychologist, eating disorder specialist, speaker and author who helps families build healthier relationships with food and body image. You can connect with her here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drannacolton/Podcast: Chew On This with Dr Anna Colton https://open.spotify.com/show/47XsrU5nLvtPRFc9IvaeJj?si=bec70ff6b93849e5Book: How To Talk To Children About FoodWebsite: https://drannacolton.com....Music b LiQWYD Free download: hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb [http://hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb] Promoted by FreeMusicPromo [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbycji-eySnM3WD8mbxPUSQ] / @freemusicpromo

    54 Min.
  3. Why So Many Women Feel Dismissed In Perimenopause with Dr Christine Maren

    28. Mai

    Why So Many Women Feel Dismissed In Perimenopause with Dr Christine Maren

    In this episode, Becca is joined by functional medicine physician Dr Christine Maren to unpack what is really happening in the female body during perimenopause. Together they explore why perimenopause often acts as an “unmasking” phase, revealing underlying issues like thyroid dysfunction, autoimmune disease, gut imbalances, histamine intolerance, chronic stress and nervous system dysregulation that may have been building quietly for years. They discuss the powerful connection between hormones, gut health, the immune system and emotional suppression, and why so many women are being told their symptoms are “normal” when their bodies are clearly asking for support. This conversation also dives into: Hashimoto’s and thyroid dysfunction in midlife womenHistamine intolerance and why wine suddenly affects you differentlyThe gut-thyroid-hormone connectionWhy under-eating and over-exercising backfire in perimenopauseThe impact of chronic stress, people pleasing and emotional suppression on female healthWhy women need more nourishment, muscle and rest in midlifeHow to stop ignoring the signals your body is sending you If you’ve been feeling exhausted, inflamed, anxious, disconnected from yourself or like your body suddenly “changed overnight”, this episode will help you understand why. Episode Highlights [0:00] Why Perimenopause “Unmasks” Hidden Health Issues [2:05] Why Modern Women Are Hitting Burnout Earlier [3:27] You Do NOT Have To Suffer Through Perimenopause [5:05] Fertility, Hormones & Thyroid Problems In Midlife [6:19] Autoimmune Disease & Hashimoto’s In Women Explained [8:18] Chronic Stress, Trauma & Systemic Inflammation [10:08] The Gut-Hormone-Immune System Connection [12:18] Why Quick Fixes Rarely Solve Chronic Symptoms [13:54] High Functioning Women & Hidden Burnout [15:40] The Pressure Women Feel To “Do Everything” [18:47] Emotional Suppression, Stress & Autoimmune Disease [20:23] Why Women’s Symptoms Are Often Dismissed [22:09] Thyroid Medication, T3, T4 & Root Causes Explained [26:26] IBS, SIBO & The Missing Gut Health Conversation [29:07] Histamine Intolerance In Perimenopause Explained [32:22] Alcohol, Sleep Problems & Hormone Health [35:03] Why Women Gain Weight In Perimenopause [37:35] The Truth About Carbs, Metabolism & Thyroid Health [40:22] Fatigue, Under-Eating & Slow Metabolism In Women [43:06] The Best Exercise & Nutrition Approach For Midlife Women [45:20] Resentment, Boundaries & Female Burnout [48:39] Why Perimenopause Requires A Different Approach To Health [52:53] The First Steps If You Don’t Feel Like Yourself Anymore CONNECT & LEARN MORE: You can connect with Becca on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube - @healthwithholland https://www.instagram.com/healthwithholland/, where I share practical education on nervous system regulation, women’s health, and sustainable behaviour change. If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate you subscribing, leaving a review, or sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. You’ll also find courses, resources, and more podcast episodes at: https://healthwithholland.com You can connect with Dr Christine Maren on Instagram at @drchristinemaren, where she shares education on women’s hormones, thyroid health, gut health, functional medicine and midlife wellness. You can also learn more about her work, courses and podcast at https://drchristinemaren.com . . . Music b LiQWYD Free download: hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb [http://hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb] Promoted by FreeMusicPromo   [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbycji-eySnM3WD8mbxPUSQ] / @freemusicpromo

    57 Min.
  4. Why Your Body Needs Less Pressure and More Nourishment | Clare McKenna

    14. Mai

    Why Your Body Needs Less Pressure and More Nourishment | Clare McKenna

    In today’s episode of The Health with Holland Podcast, I’m joined by Clare McKenna, presenter of Alive and Kicking on Newstalk, integrative health coach, breathwork teacher and author of Would You Be Well? Together, we explore why so many women feel exhausted by wellness advice, health trends and rigid plans, and how to come back to what actually supports your body in real life. Clare shares her own journey from chasing diets, fitness trends and external answers to learning how to listen to her body, simplify her health and build a more compassionate relationship with food, movement and wellbeing. We talk about why there is no magic pill, why the wellness industry can make women feel like they are constantly failing, and how to start tuning into your own internal compass again. This conversation covers nervous system health, gut health, intuitive eating, weight loss injections, self-criticism, food rules, exercise, joy, community, spirituality and the simple daily rituals that help women feel more grounded, energised and well. This episode is for: Women who feel overwhelmed by wellness trends and conflicting health adviceWomen who want more energy without another strict planAnyone trying to improve their relationship with food, body and exerciseListeners who want a more realistic, compassionate approach to feeling well EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: [00:00] Clip [00:27] Introduction to Clare McKenna [00:57] Why wellness trends can feel exhausting [02:11] Taking an aerial view of your life [03:36] Cutting through wellness overwhelm [05:49] Your internal compass vs outside noise [07:13] Why there is no magic pill [09:45] Weight loss injections and the nuance women need [13:58] Algorithms, diet hype and health confusion [17:10] Balanced meals and real energy [18:25] Gut health and the add-in mindset [21:41] Why you need to slow down to speed up [22:53] Daily rituals that nourish you [25:11] Holding space for yourself [26:38] Rest, intuition and shame [28:13] A no-shame approach to wellness [29:07] Catching self-criticism [29:49] Truth, logic and listening to yourself [31:45] Reframing the comfort zone [33:20] Creating new neural pathways [34:49] Food rules and undernourishment [38:32] Moving beyond calorie culture [39:30] Movement for mental health [41:07] Rigid biohacking and what it misses [42:46] Why joy fuels healthy change [45:32] Mind, body and soul wellness [46:41] Community, ritual and spiritual wellbeing [51:46] Learning as a way to get unstuck [52:33] Where to find Clare CONNECT & LEARN MORE: Becca Holland: You can connect with me on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube - @healthwithholland, where I share practical education on nervous system regulation, women’s health, and sustainable behaviour change.You’ll also find courses, resources, and more podcast episodes at: https://healthwithholland.com Clare McKenna: You can connect with Clare McKenna on Instagram at @Claremckennapresents. Her book Would You Be Well? is available now... . .. Music b LiQWYD Free download: hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb [http://hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb] Promoted by FreeMusicPromo [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbycji-eySnM3WD8mbxPUSQ] / @freemusicpromo

    53 Min.
  5. Why You Keep Going Back to Old Habits with Paul Scanlon

    30. Apr.

    Why You Keep Going Back to Old Habits with Paul Scanlon

    In today’s episode of The Health with Holland Podcast, I’m joined by Paul Scanlon, speaker, mentor and author who has spent decades teaching self-awareness, emotional intelligence and authentic living. Together, we explore why so many women struggle to make lasting change, even when they know exactly what they “should” be doing. Paul explains why behaviour change is not about more discipline, stricter routines or better plans, but understanding the beliefs, labels and patterns shaping your life since childhood. We talk about how most people live on autopilot, repeating the same habits and emotional patterns without realising why. This conversation covers the role of the ego, why it keeps you stuck, and how reconnecting with your body and intuition can change the way you make decisions. We also explore why change feels uncomfortable, how your environment influences your identity, and why the people around you may resist your growth. We dive into emotional intelligence, why your feelings are not facts, and how past experiences shape your reactions. Paul shares how to build self-awareness, break familiar patterns, and make small changes that actually last. This episode is for Women who feel stuck in the same habits, patterns or cycles despite trying to changeWomen who are constantly overthinking and disconnected from their intuitionAnyone who knows what to do but struggles to follow throughListeners who want to understand the deeper psychological side of behaviour change EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: [00:00] Why change doesn’t last[02:12] How labels from childhood shape your identity[04:30] Belief systems formed before age eight[06:10] Behaviour change vs belief change[08:05] Living on autopilot and lack of self-awareness[09:42] Ego vs intuition and safety[11:35] Overthinking vs reconnecting with your body[15:40] How others hold you back[17:05] False self vs authentic self[18:50] What actually lights you up[20:12] Why most people feel disconnected from joy[21:45] Seeing your future self through others[23:10] Identity shifts and environment[25:20] Finding your people and leaving old environments[27:05] Readiness vs information[28:40] How your internal world shapes your life[30:15] Social media and mental influence[32:10] Emotional intelligence and understanding reactions[36:00] Past experiences shape current triggers[38:10] Building self-awareness[40:05] Why staying stuck can feel safer than changing[42:00] The inner critic and how it forms[44:20] Why positive thinking alone doesn’t work[46:00] Behaviour change, habits and emotional patterns[48:00] When relationships hold you back[50:00] Why we stay in familiar patterns (Stockholm syndrome)[52:00] Finding supportive environments and your “tribe”[54:00] Living in alignment[56:30] Self-determination, regulation and creating better days[59:30] Final reflections CONNECT & LEARN MORE: Becca Holland You can connect with me on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube - @healthwithholland, where I share practical education on nervous system regulation, women’s health, and sustainable behaviour change. If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate you subscribing, leaving a review, or sharing it with someone who might find it helpful.  You’ll also find courses, resources, and more podcast episodes at: https://healthwithholland.com Paul Scanlon You can connect with Paul Scanlon on Instagram at @paulscanlonuk, where he shares insights on self-awareness, emotional intelligence, identity and authentic living. You can also learn more about his work at paulscanlon.com, including his books, speaking and mentoring. . . . Music b LiQWYD Free download: hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb [http://hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb] Promoted by FreeMusicPromo [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbycji-eySnM3WD8mbxPUSQ] / @freemusicpromo

    58 Min.
  6. Why So Many Women Feel Flat, Tired and Disconnected | Miriam Hussey

    16. Apr.

    Why So Many Women Feel Flat, Tired and Disconnected | Miriam Hussey

    In today’s episode of The Health with Holland Podcast, I’m joined by Miriam Hussey, pharmacist, yoga teacher, wellbeing educator and author of Light Up. Together, we explore why so many women are doing all the right things for their health on paper, yet still feel tired, flat, disconnected or dysregulated. Miriam shares why true regulation is not just about food, supplements, movement or breathwork, though all of those matter. It is also about asking a deeper question: what is actually causing the dysregulation in the first place? We talk about the missing layer in modern wellness, the soul, and what happens when women live according to expectation, performance, guilt and pressure rather than what genuinely lights them up. This conversation covers the link between nervous system health, identity, emotional suppression, purpose, community, self-worth and inner alignment. We also discuss why so many women feel trapped in busy, over-functioning lifestyles, how shame and survival mode can block joy, and why slowing down enough to hear yourself can be one of the most powerful healing practices of all. This episode is for: Women who feel exhausted, flat or “off” despite doing a lot for their health Women stuck in over-functioning, people-pleasing or productivity-driven patterns Anyone wanting a deeper conversation about regulation, purpose and emotional health Listeners who know the physical tools matter, but sense there is another layer underneath EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: [00:00] Introduction and why so many women still feel off [01:28] The missing layer in modern wellness [05:14] What Miriam means by the soul [07:05] The body, the mind and the soul connection [09:01] Why stillness, yoga and breath help you reconnect [12:05] Two women, two lifestyles, and what real health looks like [13:16] Community, connection and modern disconnection [14:28] How modern life has left women run ragged [17:05] Motherhood, values and questioning the default path [21:08] Guilt, pressure and the impossible standards women carry [24:07] What energy are you living in right now? [27:48] The body always shows when something is off [30:01] Carving away what is not really you [31:03] Why you need stillness to hear yourself [34:10] Ego versus essence and how to tell the difference [37:26] Why healing takes patience and honesty [40:49] Shame, guilt and the emotions women suppress [45:33] Self-criticism, identity and rewiring old patterns [50:08] Why emotions must be felt, not avoided [59:07] Masculine and feminine energy, and where to find Miriam CONNECT & LEARN MORE: Becca & Health with Holland: You can connect with me on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube - @healthwithholland, where I share practical education on nervous system regulation, women’s health, and sustainable behaviour change. If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate you subscribing, leaving a review, or sharing it with someone who might find it helpful.  You’ll also find courses, resources, and more podcast episodes at: https://healthwithholland.com Miriam Hussey: You can connect with Miriam Hussey on Instagram at @miriamhussey_, where she shares insights on integrative health, nervous system regulation, emotional wellbeing, and living in alignment with your body, mind and soul. You can also check out her book Light Up, out now, where she explores the connection between mind, body and soul, helping you step out of the ‘always on’ cycle and restore balance, purpose and overall wellbeing. . . . Music b LiQWYD Free download: hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb [http://hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb] Promoted by FreeMusicPromo   [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbycji-eySnM3WD8mbxPUSQ] / @freemusicpromo

    1 Std. 3 Min.
  7. Why Your Breathing Is Keeping You Stressed, Tired and Overthinking

    2. Apr.

    Why Your Breathing Is Keeping You Stressed, Tired and Overthinking

    Why Your Breathing Is Keeping You Stressed, Tired and Overthinking In today’s episode of The Becca Holland Show, I am joined by Patrick McKeown, one of the world’s leading experts in breathing and oxygen efficiency, to explore why the way you breathe might be the missing piece in your sleep, stress and overall health. This conversation matters because so many women are doing the right things. They are working on their mindset, their routines, their nutrition and their nervous system regulation, yet they still feel wired, tired, anxious or unable to switch off. In this episode, Patrick explains why breathing is not just something you do during a meditation or a stressful moment, but something that is constantly signalling to your brain whether you are safe or under threat. We explore how common patterns like mouth breathing, upper chest breathing and fast breathing can quietly keep the body in a stress response all day and all night. We also unpack why sleep, anxiety and overthinking are so closely linked to breathing patterns, and why many women are struggling with poor sleep despite being told everything is “normal”. Patrick introduces the concept of upper airway resistance and explains why female sleep is often misunderstood and underdiagnosed. What makes this conversation different is that it goes beyond surface-level breathwork techniques and focuses on the bigger picture. How you breathe every minute of the day, not just during a 5 minute exercise, is what shapes your nervous system, your sleep quality and your ability to regulate your thoughts. This episode is for: Women who feel constantly “on” or stuck in overthinking Anyone struggling with sleep, especially waking during the night People who feel anxious despite doing all the “right” things Listeners who want a simple but powerful way to regulate their nervous system EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: [00:00] Meet Patrick McKeown [00:27]Why breathing is one of the most overlooked tools for health [01:06] Why modern breathing habits have become dysfunctional [04:33] The link between chest breathing and the stress response [05:08] How your breathing signals safety or danger to your brain [06:06] What dysfunctional breathing actually looks like [08:35] Why breathwork alone is not enough [09:44] The real goal of breathing: quieting the mind [11:07] Why we are never taught how to regulate our thoughts [13:00] The link between breathing, blood flow and overthinking [14:58] Why overthinking is not just psychological [22:20] How nasal breathing reduces rumination and anxiety [23:02] Why mouth breathing affects sleep and recovery [24:41] Simple ways to start retraining your breathing [29:31] Why the nose is designed for breathing and the mouth is not [31:46] The role of carbon dioxide in energy and oxygen delivery [33:20] Why nasal breathing improves performance and recovery [35:43] Why female sleep issues are often missed [40:28] Why airway resistance matters more than you think [43:44] Mouth breathing in children and long-term consequences [47:03] The link between sleep, brain development and breathing [53:20] How to start changing your breathing patterns CONNECT & LEARN MORE: You can connect with me on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube - @healthwithholland, where I share practical education on nervous system regulation, women’s health, and sustainable behaviour change. If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate you subscribing, leaving a review, or sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. You’ll also find courses, resources, and more podcast episodes at: healthwithholland.com You can learn more from Patrick McKeown via Oxygen Advantage, his books, and MyoTape, where he shares practical tools for improving breathing, sleep and overall health. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:CONNECT & LEARN MORE:

    1 Std. 1 Min.
  8. Why Gut Health Changes After 35 and What Constipation Is Really Telling You

    19. März

    Why Gut Health Changes After 35 and What Constipation Is Really Telling You

    In today’s episode, I am joined by Roslyn Kent, registered holistic nutritionist and founder of Plants First Nutrition, to explore why so many women notice their gut health changing after their mid-30s, especially when bloating, constipation and sluggish digestion no longer respond to the usual advice. This conversation matters because a lot of women are doing what they have been told should help. They are eating more fibre, taking probiotics, drinking more water and trying to be “healthy”, yet they still feel backed up, uncomfortable, inflamed or frustrated by digestion that seems to be getting worse rather than better. In this episode, Roslyn explains why constipation is rarely just a fibre issue and why gut symptoms at this stage of life are often connected to stress, nervous system load, hormone changes, pace of life and the way digestion is functioning overall. We discuss why adding more fibre to a backed-up system can sometimes make symptoms worse, why daily bowel movements do not always mean you are fully emptying, and why so many women are treating gut issues in the wrong order. What makes this conversation different is that it moves beyond surface-level advice and quick fixes. Rather than focusing only on food rules or supplement protocols, it offers a more complete way of understanding digestion through the lens of motility, nervous system regulation, transit time and lifestyle patterns. This episode is for: Women dealing with constipation, bloating or sluggish digestion Women in their 30s, 40s and beyond noticing new gut symptoms Anyone frustrated that fibre, probiotics or “clean eating” are not helping Listeners who want a more realistic and whole-body view of gut health EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: [00:00] Meet Roslyn Kent and the focus of this episode [01:00] Why constipation is more common in women [02:31] Dysbiosis, gut changes and why symptoms often worsen after 35 [04:43] Why quick fixes miss the real problem [07:04] Why elimination diets often make gut issues worse [10:34] The wrong order most people use to fix constipation [11:04] What constipation actually means [12:44] Why backed-up stool creates more bloating and gas [15:00] Why psyllium husk is not always the answer [17:39] Why rhythm comes before fibre [19:56] Why plant foods can feel worse before your gut improves [22:42] Food sensitivities versus poor fibre breakdown [25:02] The gut-brain axis and why the nervous system matters [30:13] Why stress changes digestion more than people realise [32:07] What else might be going on, from thyroid issues to pelvic floor dysfunction [34:46] Why lifestyle often overrides even a good diet [38:25] The hidden stressors women are not counting [44:16] Roslyn’s own daily rhythm for digestion and nervous system support [50:35] Where to find Roslyn CONNECT & LEARN MORE: You can connect with me on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube - @healthwithholland, where I share practical education on nervous system regulation, women’s health, and sustainable behaviour change. If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate you subscribing, leaving a review, or sharing it with someone who might find it helpful. You’ll also find courses, resources, and more podcast episodes at: healthwithholland.com You can connect with Roslyn Kent on Instagram at @plantsfirstnutrition, where she shares practical education on constipation, bloating, gut motility, fibre, and women’s digestive health. . . .Music b LiQWYD Free download: hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb [http://hypeddit.com/link/xxtopb] Promoted by FreeMusicPromo   [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbycji-eySnM3WD8mbxPUSQ] / @freemusicpromo

    51 Min.

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