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Female Fluence

This is a podcast where women empower women. There is a point in our lives where we need to let go of who society wants us to be, but instead embrace our true selves so we can live authentic lives. This will be a safe place Ready to rediscover the YOU beneath the "shoulds"?

This is Female Fluence, your go-to empowering podcast where together, we ditch the expectations and ignite our authentic selves.

Society throws a lot at us, telling us who we "should" be. But what about who you *truly* are? Here, you'll find a supportive sisterhood dedicated to shedding those labels and embracing your unique fire.

This is a judgment-free zone. We're all on a journey of self-discovery, and we'll learn and grow from each other's experiences. Whether you're ready to reclaim a lost passion, silence your inner critic, or redefine success on your own terms, you'll find the inspiration and tools you need right here.

Join us as we explore:

*Breaking free from societal pressures
*Reconnecting with your passions and purpose
*Building confidence and self-love
*Creating an authentic and fulfilling life

This is your invitation to step into your power. Let's rise together and make that journey without judgment but instead grow & learn from one another in the process.

Welcome to Female Fluence!

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Hi Pearl, I just finished listening to the episode with Dr. Lahana Vigliano. It was very informative. What I really liked about this episode was that she wasn’t pushing any supplements. Right now, there’s a trend where people think they need 10 or 12 different supplements without really knowing whether their bodies actually need them. Eventually, taking unnecessary supplements can affect your kidneys and other organs because your body may not need those artificial additions. I appreciated her suggestion that most nutrients can come from food, which is more natural. That part really stood out to me. Supplement companies are making a lot of money by promoting the idea that everyone needs extra pills, even though many of the nutrients we need are already found in the food we eat. I think her point was absolutely right. Thank you

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