The Healing Pause

Dr. Christina Kintop

The Healing Pause is a soulful space for women navigating the powerful transition of perimenopause and menopause — a time of change, renewal, and rediscovery. Hosted by Dr. Christina Kintop, chiropractor, nutritional counselor, and holistic health advocate, each episode explores how to align your body, mind, and spirit through natural approaches to hormonal balance, gut health, detoxing, movement, and mindset. This show is for women who are ready to embrace midlife not as an ending, but as an awakening.

  1. 4d ago

    A Breast Cancer Survivor's Guide to Hormones, Testosterone, and Thriving with Dr. Brianne Brandt Griffith

    I used to think breast cancer and testosterone belonged in two completely different conversations. Then my friend and colleague Dr. Brianne Brandt Griffith sat across from me and showed me just how tangled those two threads really are. Brianne has been on the show before, and every time we talked, we kept saying the same thing. That subject needs to be its own podcast. This time we finally did it. Brianne is an OBGYN, a breast cancer survivor, and one of the most honest voices I know when it comes to what it actually feels like to go from doctor to patient overnight. She opened up about her diagnosis at 39, the choices she made, and what she wishes every woman understood about her own risk and her own options. Then we took what might sound like a strange pivot and talked about testosterone, because the two are more connected than most women realize. WHAT WE GET INTO Brianne walks through her own diagnosis story, from a strange discharge she almost brushed off to the moment she read the words invasive breast cancer in her patient portal with no phone call first We break down the real numbers behind breast cancer risk, and why body weight and alcohol use may matter more than hormone therapy ever did Brianne explains why she does not take hormone replacement therapy herself, and what she does instead to manage menopause as a cancer thriver We talk about the FDA quietly removing its black box warning from estrogen products, and what that means after decades of fear Brianne makes the case for vaginal estrogen as basic maintenance, not a big scary decision We get into testosterone in women, why it matters for bone health, brain fog, and mood, and why it still is not FDA approved for us Brianne shares why she calls herself a breast cancer thriver instead of a survivor, and what that shift in language actually changed for her FAVORITE LINES FROM THIS ONE This is not your mama's breast cancer rate anymore I don't want to be a hypochondriac, but I also don't want to treat myself You will have to pry hormone replacement therapy out of my cold dead hands because I am feeling human again Testosterone is not going to give you a husband transplant We deserve to thrive, not just survive EPISODE CHAPTERS 2:25 The diagnosis Brianne almost waited too long to catch 13:12 What invasive cancer actually meant the day she read it alone 20:10 The breast cancer myth almost every woman believes 31:18 Why the FDA just pulled a decades old warning label 55:04 Vaginal estrogen explained without the fear 1:01:42 The pivot to testosterone nobody sees coming 1:16:49 Can testosterone actually help a breast cancer survivor YOUR TURN This week I want you to sit with this one. Where in your health story have you settled for surviving when you were actually built to thrive. What is one question you have been afraid to ask your provider. Write it down. Then ask it. CONNECT WITH DR. BRIANNE BRANDT GRIFFITH Learn more about Brianne and her practice at https://www.essentiahealth.org/find-doctor-provider/brianne-brandt-griffith 🌿 Stay Connected with The Healing Pause If today’s conversation resonated with you, I’d love for you to stay connected and continue the journey with us. Connect with me on Instagram: ✨ Follow along for daily reflections, education, and community conversations around perimenopause, menopause, and holistic women’s health.👉 Instagram: @kintopchiro https://www.instagram.com/kintopchiro/  Join Us In Person – The Women’s Symposium: A day created by women, for women—focused on health, healing, and empowerment through this season of life.👉 Learn more & upcoming dates: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  Explore Holistic Support & Resources: From nutrition and movement to mindset and hormone conversations, you’ll find tools to support your whole self.👉 Resources & offerings: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  And if you know a woman who needs this message, please share this episode with her. MB01RFMOVY6MCI7

  2. Aug 24

    The Data Bias That's Failing Women's Health

    How many times have you sat in a doctor's office, been told your labs are normal, and walked out still feeling like something isn't right. What if it's not you. What if it's the research itself. This episode is a little different. No guest today, just me, because this is something I needed to say directly. We're talking about the history of data bias in women's health research, why male bodies became the default in clinical trials, and what that has cost us. This isn't about pointing fingers or making it a man versus woman conversation. It's about understanding why so many of us have been told our pain, our symptoms, and our experience just don't quite add up, and what we can actually do about it. KEY THEMES + TAKEAWAYS For most of modern medical research, male bodies and male animal models were the default, and it wasn't until the Revitalization Act of 1993 that women were legally required to be included in NIH funded clinical trials Cardiovascular disease has been the number one killer of women since 1989, yet women remain underrepresented in cardiovascular trials, and something as common as aspirin has been shown to work differently in women than in men A 21,000 person study across two countries found women were less likely to receive pain medication in the ER, even after accounting for reported pain levels Menopause affects every woman who lives long enough to experience it, yet it's only recently been named a research priority by the NIH, after decades of being treated as simply the end of reproductive life rather than a major health transition There's a real difference between intentional discrimination and unconscious bias, and most of what we're talking about here falls into the second category, which makes it harder to see and easier to dismiss You can start advocating for yourself today by knowing your numbers, tracking your symptoms, and walking into appointments with real information instead of just "I don't feel right" FAVORITE QUOTES "If the underlying data is incomplete, the conclusions are incomplete as well." "We can insist that women be included in the data, and we can support research that looks at women as women, not just smaller versions of men." "Your body isn't an inconvenience that has to be managed. Your symptoms aren't something you have to apologize for." "There's a difference between something being common and something being normal enough that we shouldn't investigate it." "Informed women are powerful women." CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 The question every woman has asked her doctor 01:51 Why male bodies became the medical default 04:28 The heart attack you're picturing is probably wrong 07:22 Are women's pain scores even being heard 11:18 Menopause, the transition research forgot 17:02 Know your numbers, become your own advocate 22:57 What we can start demanding right now YOUR TURN This week I want you to sit with this. Where in your health care have you stopped asking questions. And what would happen if you started again. Write it down. Bring it to your next appointment. Your symptoms are your data, so don't dismiss them. 🌿 Stay Connected with The Healing Pause Connect with me on Instagram: ✨ Follow along for daily reflections, education, and community conversations around perimenopause, menopause, and holistic women’s health.👉 Instagram: @kintopchiro https://www.instagram.com/kintopchiro/  Explore Holistic Support & Resources: From nutrition and movement to mindset and hormone conversations, you’ll find tools to support your whole self.👉 Resources & offerings: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  ⭐ Help This Podcast Reach More WomenIf this episode supported you, informed you, or made you feel less alone, one of the most powerful ways you can help is by leaving a 5-star rating and review. It helps The Healing Pause reach more women who are searching for these conversations—and it truly means so much. And if you know a woman who needs this message, please share this episode with her. MB010Z9C8UOXEXB

  3. Aug 3

    What Wisconsin Gets Wrong (and Right) About Women's Health with Representative Angela Stroud

    Today I'm stepping outside our usual conversation about hormones and habits to talk about something we don't often connect to menopause. Public policy. I sat down with Wisconsin State Representative Angela Stroud, who represents Ashland, Bayfield, and Douglas County.  Before she was elected, she spent years as a sociologist studying the systems that shape our lives, and that lens changes everything about how she talks about women's health. This isn't about parties or politics.  It's about what happens when someone who understands both research and lawmaking turns her attention to the fact that women's health has been an afterthought for far too long. KEY THEMES AND TAKEAWAYS Wisconsin's aging population means nearly a third of older women are living in menopause right now, which makes this a statewide issue, not just a personal one Two major bills passed this year in Wisconsin, extending postpartum Medicaid coverage and requiring insurance to cover secondary breast cancer screenings, both driven by women lawmakers across party lines Rural communities face real shortages in primary care, mental health, and dental providers, and low state reimbursement rates are pushing healthcare providers out Women's testosterone needs are routinely dismissed while men's are treated as standard care, a double standard rooted in a lack of research and understanding Only 8 percent of NIH research funding goes toward women's health, and a fraction of a fraction of that touches menopause specifically Naming what you're going through matters. Without language for it, menopause can feel like something happening to you rather than something you understand Community, government, and access to affordable healthcare are deeply connected, and change happens when we stop treating them as separate problems OUR FAVORITE QUOTES "Would a man ever be declined Viagra?" "If we don't have words to name something, it's controlling us. And it's a mystery." "The moral thing and the economically smart thing is the same thing." "What can I do to shift the world just an inch in the direction of justice." CHAPTER MARKERS 04:35 Meet Representative Angela Stroud 08:05 Wisconsin's aging population and why menopause is a state issue 11:39 The two bills that just passed for women's health 16:14 Rural healthcare and the reimbursement problem nobody talks about 22:19 The testosterone double standard 43:00 Why only 8 percent of research funding reaches women 1:07:09 A ten year vision for what success could look like YOUR TURN Where in your own life have you felt like you had no words for what you were going through. What would it have meant to have language for it sooner. CONNECT WITH REPRESENTATIVE ANGELA STROUD Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/repangelastroud/ and https://www.instagram.com/stroudforwi/  Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558709476416 and facebook.com/profile.php?id=61569496684121 Stay up to date with her work in the legislature: legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/73/stroud  🌿 Stay Connected with The Healing Pause Connect with me on Instagram: ✨ Follow along for daily reflections, education, and community conversations around perimenopause, menopause, and holistic women’s health.👉 Instagram: @kintopchiro https://www.instagram.com/kintopchiro/  Explore Holistic Support & Resources: From nutrition and movement to mindset and hormone conversations, you’ll find tools to support your whole self.👉 Resources & offerings: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  ⭐ Help This Podcast Reach More WomenIf this episode supported you, informed you, or made you feel less alone, one of the most powerful ways you can help is by leaving a 5-star rating and review. It helps The Healing Pause reach more women who are searching for these conversations—and it truly means so much. And if you know a woman who needs this message, please share this episode with her. MB01QBFI4PUNDWG

  4. Jul 20

    Aging, It's Not About “Life Span, It's About “Joy Span”

    A year ago if you'd told me I'd be talking about my algorithm and asking for ratings and reviews, I'd have said you were insane. Today I want to ask you something different. Who are you becoming? We just wrapped our first ten episodes of The Healing Pause, and I am overwhelmed with gratitude. We covered the whys behind why we started this show, perimenopause and menopause symptoms, nutrition, hormone replacement therapy, pelvic floor therapy, strength training, bone health, heart health, financial health, and the power of community. We are officially coming back for ten more episodes. But as I sat with what should come next, I realized something. The first season was about what is happening to our bodies. This season I want to explore who we are becoming. Because menopause is not just about our hormones. It is about our souls. So today I am starting with the idea of joy span, a concept I pulled from Dr. Kerry Knight's book Joy Span, and it is changing how I think about this next chapter. KEY THEMES AND TAKEAWAYS Joy span asks a different question than lifespan or health span. It asks how many of our years we are actually, fully alive. You can be physically healthy and still feel empty. Many women lose touch with what brings them joy while they are busy caring for everyone else. Joy does not disappear. It waits beneath the responsibilities and the exhaustion until we go looking for it again. Recreation is a better word than reinvention. You are not becoming someone new, you are remembering the pieces of yourself that were always there. Joy is not just emotional, it is biological. Purpose and positive emotion are linked to lower cardiovascular risk, better immune function, and greater resilience. We build a joy portfolio the same way we build a financial one. Small daily deposits matter more than one big vacation every few years. Joy is contagious. When you give yourself permission to feel it, you give the people around you permission too. FAVORITE QUOTES "Menopause isn't simply what's happening to my hormones. It's really about what's happening to our souls." "Joy does not disappear. It waits beneath the responsibilities, beneath the expectations." "That is not becoming less. That is becoming more." "Every joyful moment is a deposit, not into your bank account, but into your soul." "Healing isn't just about living longer, it's about living deeper." CHAPTER MARKERS 00:53 Why The Healing Pause exists 02:28 A new season, a new question 06:57 The sandwich generation and shifting hormones 08:13 The chrysalis metaphor 09:03 Introducing joy span 11:29 When joy becomes optional 16:09 Recreation instead of reinvention 19:28 Building a joy portfolio 21:17 Three journal questions to ask yourself YOUR TURN Grab a journal and sit with these three questions. What used to bring me joy that I stopped making time for? What new joy am I curious about? Who am I when I am experiencing joy? 🌿 Stay Connected with The Healing Pause If today’s conversation resonated with you, I’d love for you to stay connected and continue the journey with us. Connect with me on Instagram: ✨ Follow along for daily reflections, education, and community conversations around perimenopause, menopause, and holistic women’s health.👉 Instagram: @kintopchiro https://www.instagram.com/kintopchiro/  Join Us In Person – The Women’s Symposium: A day created by women, for women—focused on health, healing, and empowerment through this season of life.👉 Learn more & upcoming dates: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  Explore Holistic Support & Resources: From nutrition and movement to mindset and hormone conversations, you’ll find tools to support your whole self.👉 Resources & offerings: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  ⭐ Help This Podcast Reach More Women If this episode supported you, informed you, or made you feel less alone, one of the most powerful ways you can help is by leaving a 5-star rating and review. MB01NXCYAUONVES

  5. Jul 6

    Ladies, Is It Ever Too Late to Learn About Money?

    What if the missing piece in your wellness journey has been sitting in a junk drawer of unopened statements and unanswered questions? Today we are adding a fourth pillar to the conversation: financial health. I met Wendy Homstad, Senior Vice President of Investments at Raymond James Wealth Management, a couple of years ago at a LEAP event. I will be honest, I zoned out during her talk. Fast forward two years and I found myself neglecting my own financial health, so I reached out to her. That first meeting, I told her the truth: I am one of those women they warn you not to be. I had not handled our finances in years and I was not interested in them. Wendy made me interested. This conversation is the one I did not know I needed, and I think a lot of you will feel the same way. KEY THEMES AND TAKEAWAYS Financial health belongs alongside physical, emotional, and spiritual health as a true pillar of wellness Money is emotional, not just numerical, and our financial decisions are tied to our hopes, fears, and self-worth It is never too late to start, no matter your age or how much or little you have Community and honest conversation remove the shame around not knowing enough Family meetings about money, including with kids, normalize the topic for the next generation Small steps count. Reviewing a bank statement or canceling an old subscription is progress Women bring real strengths to financial planning: organization, empathy, and big picture thinking FAVORITE QUOTES “What is your financial why. Your financial plan is not just about the numbers, it is about your goals, your dreams, your hopes” “Debt is a lot like weight. Easy to put on, hard to take off” “It is not being a nerd, that is being an empowered woman” “Start where you are at, no matter where you are with that very simple first step” CHAPTER MARKERS 03:31 Meeting Wendy and admitting I had checked out 06:57 Why finances get pushed to the wayside 14:11 Financial health as the fourth pillar 17:18 The link between community and brain health 20:47 A vulnerable story about hormones, healthcare, and cost 39:12 The three financial priorities everyone should know 44:57 Taking the first small step, whatever that looks like YOUR TURN This week, take one small step toward your own financial healing pause. Maybe it is opening that account you have been avoiding, maybe it is one honest conversation with your partner. Where are you ready to trade avoidance for awareness? FREE FINANCIAL RESOURCE Finding and Funding Your Why 🌿 Stay Connected with The Healing Pause If today’s conversation resonated with you, I’d love for you to stay connected and continue the journey with us. Connect with me on Instagram: ✨ Follow along for daily reflections, education, and community conversations around perimenopause, menopause, and holistic women’s health.👉 Instagram: @kintopchiro https://www.instagram.com/kintopchiro/  Join Us In Person – The Women’s Symposium: A day created by women, for women—focused on health, healing, and empowerment through this season of life.👉 Learn more & upcoming dates: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  Explore Holistic Support & Resources: From nutrition and movement to mindset and hormone conversations, you’ll find tools to support your whole self.👉 Resources & offerings: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  ⭐ Help This Podcast Reach More WomenIf this episode supported you, informed you, or made you feel less alone, one of the most powerful ways you can help is by leaving a 5-star rating and review. It helps The Healing Pause reach more women who are searching for these conversations—and it truly means so much. And if you know a woman who needs this message, please share this episode with her. MB01IEJARTASUA8

  6. Jun 22

    Why Women Over 50 Need to Stop Running and Start Lifting

    What if everything you were ever taught about exercise and your body was actually working against you? Anna McGee has been in my corner for years, and I mean that literally. She's my trainer, my friend, and one of the most no-nonsense voices on women's health I know. Anna owns AP Training, a private women's fitness studio right here in Duluth, and she's spent 40 years watching what happens to women's bodies, and women's beliefs about their bodies, when nobody ever taught them the right things. This conversation came out of years of real talk between us, including the Women's Symposium where Anna had women picking up resistance bands for the very first time. We went deep on why strength training is the thing so many women are missing, and why it's so much more than what happens in a gym. KEY THEMES + TAKEAWAYS Your body shape can change even when your weight on the scale doesn't, and hormonal shifts starting in your 30s are a big reason why. Muscle loss happens slowly and quietly. By the time most women notice, it's been happening for years. Strength training builds bone density. Muscles and bones work together, and if you don't give your muscles a signal to stick around, they won't. Cardio is not the enemy, but it's not enough on its own. Two full-body strength sessions a week can make a real difference. Bulking up is not what happens when women lift weights. It takes enormous intention and very dialed-in nutrition to get there. Community might be the single greatest predictor of long-term health and longevity. You get both in one place when you show up to train with other women. Protein matters more than most women realize, and most women are getting far less than they think. Start by tracking what you're actually eating before trying to overhaul everything. OUR FAVORITE QUOTES "If you don't give your muscles a signal to stick around, they're not going to." "Women who stay strong, stay independent." "Keeping your body strong, there's just no downside." "It's not about weight loss. It's about maintaining muscle mass so we can stay vital in those longevity years." "Our bodies are so resilient. They'll adapt to the couch. They'll adapt to weights." CHAPTER MARKERS 0:00 Welcome 3:24 Forty years of watching women's bodies change 7:37 Why we were told cardio was enough 10:07 The real reason your metabolism feels broken 17:45 Fear, community, and why women don't show up 23:27 Bones, brain health, and why strength training protects both 40:44 What to eat and how much protein is enough 49:03 The one thing to start with this week YOUR TURN This week's reflection: What would it feel like to stop chasing a number and start training for how you want to live? Where in your body do you want more strength, more steadiness, more confidence? 🌿 Stay Connected with The Healing Pause If today’s conversation resonated with you, I’d love for you to stay connected and continue the journey with us. Connect with me on Instagram: ✨ Follow along for daily reflections, education, and community conversations around perimenopause, menopause, and holistic women’s health.👉 Instagram: @kintopchiro https://www.instagram.com/kintopchiro/  Join Us In Person – The Women’s Symposium: A day created by women, for women—focused on health, healing, and empowerment through this season of life.👉 Learn more & upcoming dates: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  Explore Holistic Support & Resources: From nutrition and movement to mindset and hormone conversations, you’ll find tools to support your whole self.👉 Resources & offerings: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  ⭐ Help This Podcast Reach More WomenIf this episode supported you, informed you, or made you feel less alone, one of the most powerful ways you can help is by leaving a 5-star rating and review. It helps The Healing Pause reach more women who are searching for these conversations—and it truly means so much. And if you know a woman who needs this message, please share this episode with her.

  7. Jun 8

    Is Loneliness the Real Health Crisis? What the Research Says About Community & the Brain

    Today I sat down with a dear friend, Dr. Lynn Goerdt. Lynn is a faculty member at the University of Wisconsin Superior, a social work educator, a researcher, and the heart behind the Live Well program through the Pruitt Center for Mindfulness and Wellbeing. But before any of that, she was a woman standing in her own doctor's office saying the words, "I need you to save me from myself." I think a lot of us have had that moment, or something close to it. Lynn and I have been running in the same circles for years, and when we both found ourselves in the thick of the menopause journey at the same time, something clicked. We started talking. We screened a documentary together, we asked the questions nobody else was asking, and somewhere in all of that, we both started to find our footing again. This episode is the continuation of that conversation, and honestly, it might be my favorite one yet. Quotes: "I needed them to know why things were so hard because they didn't know me in any other way." "You don't have to build a community. You can find one to be a part of." "Start with one curiosity. Just be curious." "If you're not sharing with the world, that's actually very selfish. You have these beautiful skill sets." Chapter Markers:  00:00 Welcome to The Healing Pause  03:26 When menopause hit harder than expected  07:03 Screening the M Factor and finding our people  08:33 Was there a turning point?  10:44 The day Lynn told her students  14:26 Becoming the pivotal moment for others  22:06 Community as the #1 biohack for brain health  23:24 What is Live Well, and how did it start?  30:15 The Prescription to Live Well research findings  35:14 The results that surprised even Lynn  38:52 The owl, the walk, and learning to find glimmers  42:43 Rediscovering confidence and owning your next chapter Your turn: Where in your life have you been waiting for permission to say what you're actually going through out loud? And what might open up if you did? About Dr. Lynn Goerdt: Dr. Lynn Goerdt is a full-time faculty member at the University of Wisconsin Superior with over 15 years teaching social welfare policy and macro practice. She holds a Master's in Social Work and a Doctorate in Education, and brings 20 years of human services research experience, primarily in mental health. She recently joined UW Superior's Pruitt Center for Mindfulness and Wellbeing as a leader of the Live Well initiative, a community-based program connecting people with each other and the outdoors. She is also the author of the open-source educational textbook Macro Skills for Community and Organizational Change. Pruitt Center for Mindfulness and Well-Being Live Well Calendar Harvard Flourishing Measure 🌿 Stay Connected with The Healing Pause If today’s conversation resonated with you, I’d love for you to stay connected and continue the journey with us. Connect with me on Instagram: ✨ Follow along for daily reflections, education, and community conversations around perimenopause, menopause, and holistic women’s health.👉 Instagram: @kintopchiro https://www.instagram.com/kintopchiro/  Join Us In Person – The Women’s Symposium: A day created by women, for women—focused on health, healing, and empowerment through this season of life.👉 Learn more & upcoming dates: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  Explore Holistic Support & Resources: From nutrition and movement to mindset and hormone conversations, you’ll find tools to support your whole self.👉 Resources & offerings: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  ⭐ Help This Podcast Reach More WomenIf this episode supported you, informed you, or made you feel less alone, one of the most powerful ways you can help is by leaving a 5-star rating and review. It helps The Healing Pause reach more women who are searching for these conversations—and it truly means so much. And if you know a woman who needs this message, please share this episode with her. MB01XNPWMDVNQJK

  8. May 25

    How Estrogen Affects Your Brain, Bones, & Heart

    Estrogen isn't just a reproductive hormone, and in this episode, Dr. Christina Kintop breaks down why that matters deeply for every woman moving through perimenopause and menopause. We often associate estrogen with fertility, cycles, or hot flashes. But what about bone density? Heart health? Cognitive function? Today we look at midlife not as a decline, but as a whole-body transition that deserves real, informed support. Chapter Markers: 00:00 – Welcome & Episode Overview 01:48 – The Big Picture: Why Women Are at Higher Risk 03:51 – Bone Health & Osteoporosis: The Estrogen Connection 08:29 – Diet, Nutrition & Bone Support 10:17 – Calcium, Vitamin D+K2 & Magnesium 16:03 – Exercise for Bone Density: Resistance Training & Heel Drops 19:45 – HRT & Bone Protection 21:37 – Cardiovascular Disease: The #1 Killer of Women 25:55 – Diet & Supplements for Heart Health 29:34 – Exercise & Blood Sugar Regulation 37:46 – Brain Health & Dementia: The Estrogen-Brain Link 39:42 – Dementia as "Type 3 Diabetes" 46:20 – Exercise, Nutrition & Supplements for Brain Protection 50:13 – Sleep, Stress & Cortisol  52:52 – The Power of Community & Connection 55:33 – Closing Thoughts & Recap 🌿 Stay Connected with The Healing Pause If today’s conversation resonated with you, I’d love for you to stay connected and continue the journey with us. Connect with me on Instagram: ✨ Follow along for daily reflections, education, and community conversations around perimenopause, menopause, and holistic women’s health.👉 Instagram: @kintopchiro https://www.instagram.com/kintopchiro/  Join Us In Person – The Women’s Symposium: A day created by women, for women—focused on health, healing, and empowerment through this season of life.👉 Learn more & upcoming dates: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  Explore Holistic Support & Resources: From nutrition and movement to mindset and hormone conversations, you’ll find tools to support your whole self.👉 Resources & offerings: https://www.kintopchiropractic.com/  ⭐ Help This Podcast Reach More WomenIf this episode supported you, informed you, or made you feel less alone, one of the most powerful ways you can help is by leaving a 5-star rating and review. It helps The Healing Pause reach more women who are searching for these conversations—and it truly means so much. And if you know a woman who needs this message, please share this episode with her. MB016XQSXAOEOG8

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The Healing Pause is a soulful space for women navigating the powerful transition of perimenopause and menopause — a time of change, renewal, and rediscovery. Hosted by Dr. Christina Kintop, chiropractor, nutritional counselor, and holistic health advocate, each episode explores how to align your body, mind, and spirit through natural approaches to hormonal balance, gut health, detoxing, movement, and mindset. This show is for women who are ready to embrace midlife not as an ending, but as an awakening.

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  • Creator
    Dr. Christina Kintop
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    14
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Dr. Christina Kintop
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    The Healing Pause

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