Ep. 102 | Gaslighting with a Stethoscope: Why Midlife Women Deserve Better Menopause Care
You’re not crazy. You’re not weak.
And no — it’s not “just stress” or “just getting older.”
If you’ve ever walked out of a doctor’s office feeling dismissed, misunderstood, or worse — gaslit — this episode is for you.
In today’s no-BS conversation, I’m pulling back the curtain on how midlife women are routinely ignored, overmedicated, and sent home without real solutions during one of the most pivotal transitions of their lives: menopause.
You’ll hear:
🔹 What “gaslighting with a stethoscope” really looks like — and why it’s so common
🔹 How standard menopause advice often causes more harm than help
🔹 The real root causes behind your fatigue, mood swings, bloating, and weight gain
🔹 Why nervous system support is the missing link in most hormone health plans
🔹 And what you can do to stop settling for surface-level care
It’s time to stop blaming your body — and start demanding the right kind of support.
Because you deserve answers that actually make sense for your hormones, your metabolism, and your stage of life.
🔍 Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
🎧 Take the Quiz:
Find out what’s really driving your menopause symptoms.
👉 cindistickle.com/quiz
🎤 Join the Summit — Menopause Reimagined (Starts Oct 6):
Root-cause relief for the symptoms no one warned you about.
👉 menopausereimagined.co
🎟️ Register for the FREE Workshop (Oct 27):
It’s Not Just Hormones: Why Nothing’s Working in Menopause — And the 3 Things You Need Now 👉 cindistickle.com/its-not-just-hormones-workshop
📞 Book Your Hormone Reset Clarity Call:
Get personalized, root-cause support from a certified menopause specialist.
👉 calendly.com/cindistickle/hormone-clarity-call
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📍 It’s Not Just Menopause — finally, a podcast that puts YOU back in control of your hormones, your health, and your life.
