Ever wondered how to optimize your menstrual cycle for better health and well-being?

Curious about the biohacks that will keep you feeling youthful and energized from now through to perimenopause and beyond?

Or maybe you’d just like to know how to finally feel like the main character in your life, instead of a mere sidekick?

In this enlightening episode, we’re joined by Aggie Lal, a visionary biohacker, podcaster, author, and digital creator. Despite the thriving health and success she enjoys today, Aggie’s journey into the world of biohacking was born from personal challenges, including a life-altering car accident that left her disabled. Her inspiring story and groundbreaking insights are detailed in her latest book, “Biohack Like a Woman,” which focuses on creating epic health by harnessing the power of your menstrual cycle.

Tune in to learn: the surprising signs of a healthy menstrual cycle and what to look out for when things are off-balance, powerful biohacks to optimize your period and manage symptoms like PMS and cramps, common misconceptions about women’s cycles and the myths that need debunking, why ‘when’ and ‘how’ you eat are just as important as ‘what’ you eat, how to align your exercise routine with your menstrual cycle for maximum benefits, her favorite biohacks for anti-aging and longevity, specific strategies for navigating perimenopause with ease, the importance of cultivating "main character energy" for achieving success and practical strategies for living a ‘vision board life’ and turning your dreams into reality.

So if you’re looking to biohack your way to better health, seeking clarity on women's health myths, or craving actionable advice to live your best life, then press play now… this episode is for you!

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