True & Tried Podcast

Today we’re continuing our women’s health series by diving into a topic that has quietly become foundational to overall wellness: gut health. From digestion and immunity to hormones and mental clarity, the gut truly impacts nearly every system in the body, earning its nickname as the “second brain.”

With the rise of gluten-free diets, probiotic foods, and even the recent sourdough boom, many women are asking: Why does gut health matter so much, and where do we even begin? In this episode, we unpack the science, the trends, and the deeply personal journeys that often lead women to take their gut health seriously.

Andrea shares her own story of navigating chronic gut issues, the frustration of seeking answers, and how holistic approaches ultimately brought healing and restoration. Whether you’re dealing with symptoms yourself or simply want to care for your body more intentionally, this conversation is both informative and encouraging.

Grab a cup of coffee or matcha and join us as we dive in.

Disclaimer:
We want to be clear: we are not medical or health experts. This episode reflects our personal experiences, observations, and faith-based reflections. Our hope is not to prescribe solutions, but to encourage women to ask questions, seek wisdom, advocate for their health, and pursue answers with discernment, prayer, and trusted professionals.

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Inside you’ll find helpful information to understand your cycle and how to support your body through nutrition, fitness, and self-care, along with journal prompts for each phase. We hope it’s helpful to you!

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What is True & Tried Podcast?

True and Tried is a podcast and community built around one core belief: every person is made with intention, loved without condition, and called to a specific purpose. Hosted by Stephanie, Jennifer, and Andrea, each episode explores the intersection of faith, identity, and real life. We talk about the lies we believe, the fears that hold us back, the relationships that shape us, and what it looks like to walk boldly in who God made you to be. Whether you have been following Jesus for decades or are just beginning to ask the bigger questions, you belong in this conversation. New episodes monthly.