Good is What Makes You Feel Well

Fulden Wernli on How to Sync with Your Feminine Body

Anna Resende Season 2 Episode 26

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Today’s episode is a powerful conversation about how our daily choices and our environment impact our hormone health and fertility.

I’m joined by the amazing Fulden Wernli— a board-certified hormone health coach, founder of the Life In Sync Method, and a passionate advocate for women reclaiming their natural rhythms. Fulden blends cutting-edge science with ancient wisdom, intuition, and bioharmonizing to help women ditch synthetic hormones, sync with their cycles, and eliminate frustrating symptoms like PMS, acne, and stubborn weight gain.

But her work goes beyond the physical. Fulden is here to shift mindsets, awaken synchronicity, and guide women to live in harmony with the rhythm of life itself. Whether through her transformational coaching or her inspiring workshops, her mission is clear: empower women to thrive naturally.

In today’s conversation, Fulden shares her story and knowledge, so get ready to reconnect with your inner rhythm.

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/astateofulden/

Manuel Wernli, Fulden's husband, is a Baubiologe - a building biologist or an architect who builds homes only with natural, non-toxic materials: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manuel-dominik-wernli-72b041206/

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Intro Music "Levitar" credits to Ricardo Ulpiano, Thiago Peixoto, Marcelo Luciano Menino, and Anderson Rodrigo de Oliveira.

Podcast art credits to Caroline Kohls
 
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