Her Health Her Way
Her Health Her Way
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Her Health, Her Way – A Podcast for Women Who Want to Take Charge of Their WellnessJen Kruba-Couch, a dōTERRA essential oils expert with a deep passion for holistic health, brings you Her Health, Her Way—your go-to podcast for all things female wellness. But this isn’t just about essential oils—Jen lives and breathes the lifestyle she shares, offering expert insights on natural health, nutrition, self-care, and more.With a lineup of knowledgeable guests and real-world advice, Her Health, Her Way empowers you to take control of your well-being—on your terms. Because when it comes to your health, it should always be your way.
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The podcast addresses various themes centered on women's health and wellness, including nutrition, self-care, and holistic health practices. Specific episodes, such as 'Essential Oils Every Man NEEDS!' showcase the versatility of essential oils and cover practical applications like stress relief, physical performance, and grooming, emphasizing that wellness can be tailored to individual needs.

Her Health, Her Way – A Podcast for Women Who Want to Take Charge of Their Wellness
Jen Kruba-Couch, a dōTERRA essential oils expert with a deep passion for holistic health, brings you Her Health, Her Way—your go-to podcast for all things female wellness. But this isn’t just about essential oils—Jen lives and breathes the lifestyle she shares, offering expert insights on natural health, nutrition, self-care, and more.
With a lineup of knowledgeable guests and real-world advice, Her Health, Her Way empowers you to take control of your well-being—on your terms. Because when it comes to your health, it should always be your way.
For a long time, I thought eating healthy meant bland food, endless cardio, and constantly feeling hungry.
Turns out… that wasn’t true.
In this episode of Her Health Her Way, I’m sitting down with Megan and Liz from Macro Manage Me; the women who completely changed how I eat, how I train, and how I feel in my body. I’m 47, in the best shape of my life, and I’m still eating food I actually enjoy.
We talk about how macros don’t have to mean restriction, why healthy food should taste good, and how strength training — NOT endless cardio — is the real game-changer for women, especially as we age.
In this conversation, we cover:
– Why bland “diet food” doesn’t work long-term
– How macros help you eat more (not less) and still see results
– Why lifting heavy matters more than cardio for body composition
– How to fuel your body without starving it
– What body recomposition actually looks like (and why the scale isn’t the best measure)
– How Megan and Liz build macro-friendly recipes the whole family can eat
– Why age and hormones don’t get to decide what’s possible for you
We also talk about real-life things women worry about:
“I don’t want to get bulky”
“I’m too old to see results”
“I don’t have time for complicated meals or workouts”
If you’ve ever felt stuck, exhausted, frustrated with food, or convinced that feeling strong and confident just isn’t in the cards anymore, this episode is for you.
Instagram handles:
@macro.manage.me
@meganreisinger310
@lizpugh01
Website:
https://www.macromanageme.com
I promise you this:
It’s not too late. You don’t need a quick fix. And you don’t have to hate your food to feel good in your body.
Disclaimer:
The statements in this content have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The benefits discussed here apply only to pure essential oils from doTERRA.

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