49. Feel More Energized Some Days Over Others? Here’s Why and How to Plan for It

Come join our Girls Gone Healthy community: https://bit.ly/2PZ2zTC    Ever wonder why some days you wake up feeling super energized and others you just feel drained for no reason at all? Did you know that hormonal health goes beyond your reproductive health? It impacts your overall body wellness making it crucial to have a hormonal balanced body. The way you move, nourish, and honor your body highly determines how healthy your hormones are throughout your menstrual cycle.     In this episode of Girls Gone Healthy, I speak with Brandy Oswald, a certified fertility awareness instructor, women’s healing arts coach, yoga instructor, and the Founder of Sauvage Wellness. She helps women connect to their natural cycles and heal their hormonal struggles. She shares her personal struggles with hormonal imbalance that she healed naturally, and that set her on the path she’s on now.    Listen in to learn the importance of tracking your cycle to better understand your body and what it needs to stay healthy.     Key Takeaways:  Understanding why hormonal health refers to whole-body health and wellness, not just reproductive health.   The importance of moving your body in a mindful way to avoid inflicting hormonal imbalance.   Learning to nourish your body before and after exercising, and honoring your body to avoid hormonal imbalance.   How cycle syncing helps you understand your body better and choose activities that your body needs and can perform at a time.  The benefits of cycle tracking in giving you information about the health of your hormones and body altogether.     Episode Timeline:  [0:55] Hormonal health explained.   [2:16] Brandy Oswald narrates her journey with hormonal imbalance which she uses to serve others experiencing the same.    [7:56] Signs to look out for hormonal imbalance caused by excessive exercising.  [13:20] Brandy Oswald explains cycle syncing which is working out in the rhythm of your menstrual cycle.     Quotes:  “It’s really important to listen t