Rushing Woman Syndrome isn’t a diagnosis. It’s a modern pattern: living in perpetual urgency until the body believes it is not safe.In today’s episode, Dr Libby Weaver, PhD—one of Australasia’s foremost nutritional biochemists, internationally respected speaker, bestselling author of 14 books, and founder of the plant-based supplement company Bio Blends—unpacks how constant adrenaline reshapes hormones, sleep, digestion and mood, and how to step out of survival mode.In this conversation we cover:What chronic urgency does to the hypothalamus–pituitary–ovary/thyroid axisWhy irregular ovulation lowers calming progesterone and increases the “tired but wired” stateThe role of approval-seeking and social media in stress reactivityPractical shifts: longer exhales, nature/light anchors, and “fore head words” to retrain perceptionData-informed care: iron, metabolomics, D.U.T.C.H., and when hormones help versus when lifestyle is the missing leverTry this todayBreathe 20 slow breaths on the hour, with longer exhalesWatch the sunrise or sunset to recallibrate your nervous systemReplace the 3pm coffee with protein, minerals, and waterWrite out your 'forehead words' and notice where fear of disapproval drives stressAbout Dr LibbyYou can find her work, books, and resources at drlibby.com and explore her plant-based supplement range at bioblends.com. Instagram: @drlibby🎧 Share with someone who is tired but wired...#RushingWomanSyndrome #DrLibbyWeaver #WomensHealth #HormoneHealth #StressResilience #RevitalHealthPodcast

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