Joanne Willis, RHN

The Midlife Vitality Project: Where Perimenopause Becomes Your Comeback Story Naturally!

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If you’re a woman over 40 who is tired of feeling tired, foggy, or stuck in a body that doesn’t feel like yours anymore and are looking for a natural approach that will work for YOU to help you start feeling like yourself again, this podcast is for you.  In The Midlife Vitality Project podcast , Registered Holistic Nutritionist, cancer survivor and fellow perimenopause warrier, Joanne Willis, guides you through a real midlife health and life transformation — not one that relies on pills, weight loss injections, HRT or quick fixes, but through understanding your body’s signals and rebuilding yo...

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Joanne Willis, RHN

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Health

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10. Jul 2026

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Episode 1: Why Your Body Feels Like It's Betraying You in Midlife (And How To Take Back Control Naturally Starting Now!) 03.11.2025

Send us your questions & comments If you're in your 40s or 50s and suddenly dealing with weight gain around the middle, exhaustion that sleep doesn't fix (if you are lucky enough to actually sleep through the night!),  brain fog, mood swings and bloating - and you've been told "it's just aging" or "just perimenopause" - this episode is your turning point...

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