Eat Love Move

Eat Love Move I help women improve their hormone and menstrual health to have better periods Every person has an approach to nutrition that works best for them.

I work with women over 30 who want to boost their energy, get their mojo back and get to grips with hormonal issues such as PMS, heavy & painful periods, PCOS, post-natal depletion and perimenopause.

ENDOMETRIOSIS STORIES ON PERIOD STORY PODCAST // On my podcast,  (which is returning soon for season 12!!!), I’ve had th...
02/03/2026

ENDOMETRIOSIS STORIES ON PERIOD STORY PODCAST // On my podcast, (which is returning soon for season 12!!!), I’ve had the privilege of having these amazing women open up and tell me about their journey with endometriosis.

Tap the link in my bio to hear these women talk through a range of endometriosis experiences including getting diagnosed, managing the condition, hysterectomies and surgical menopause and much more.


 

27/02/2026

HEAVY PERIODS & IRON SUPPLEMENTATION // Heavy periods can be such a bummer. Here’s more information that can help, especially if you’ve been told to supplement with iron. Check out my latest Substack post where I talk about all of this in more detail: eatlovemove.substack.com

15/02/2026

USING BASAL BODY TEMPERATURE TO TRACK YOUR MENSTRUAL CYCLE // Basal body temperature tracking is such an interesting way of learning more about your menstrual and hormone health. Check out my latest Substack post where I talk about all of this in more detail: eatlovemove.substack.com

13/02/2026

TWO PERIODS IN ONE CALENDAR MONTH? // It can feel really irritating to have more than one period in a calendar month, but there is a logical explanation. Check out my latest Substack post where I talk about all of this in more detail: eatlovemove.substack.com

10/02/2026

MENSTRUAL CYCLE TRACKING // Menstrual cycle tracking is a great way to learn more about your menstrual health, any symptoms you’re experiencing and any trends / patterns. Here are some tips to get you started. Check out my latest Substack post where I talk about all of this in more detail: eatlovemove.substack.com

5 HABITS THAT CAN HELP WITH A BETTER PERIOD IN 2026 // If you’re struggling with some aspect of your menstrual health, h...
06/02/2026

5 HABITS THAT CAN HELP WITH A BETTER PERIOD IN 2026 // If you’re struggling with some aspect of your menstrual health, here are 5 habits that might help. Check out my latest Substack post where I talk about all of these in more detail: eatlovemove.substack.com

30/01/2026

YOUR PERIOD MIGHT BE WEIRD IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY // If you’ve noticed changes to your period, ovulation or menstrual cycle this month, you’re not alone. Here’s a few reasons why. Check out the latest on my Substack for more in depth insights

Since 2019, I’ve had the privilege of speaking to a range of smart, funny and interesting women about their first period...
29/01/2026

Since 2019, I’ve had the privilege of speaking to a range of smart, funny and interesting women about their first period, their work and so much more on my podcast, Period Story. That’s over 100 conversations!

We’ve just wrapped season 11 and I’m already planning season 12. Is there anyone you think I should speak to? I love speaking to entrepreneurs, doctors, healthcare professionals and women who are doing interesting work with a strong point of view. Let me know in the comments if there’s anyone you’d like to hear on the podcast.

Tap the link below to hear my conversations in season 11 (and dive into the archive!) and don’t forget to rate, review, subscribe and share!

https://www.periodstorypod.com

Listen in Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Kia855

Listen in Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Oozdwo

22/01/2026

DO THE BEST YOU CAN WITH WHAT YOU HAVE // Our skin is our biggest organ and what we put on it can have ramifications for different aspects of our health. If you’re thinking more about the impact of the makeup, skincare and personal care products you use, my guest on today’s episode of Period Story shares a lot of great information. Sjaniël Turrell is a holistic makeup artist, nutritional therapist and conscious consultant who focuses on a natural and sustainable approach to beauty.

In this episode, Sjaniël shares:

- How the intensity of lockdown exacerbated the perimenopause symptoms she was experiencing
- How perimenopause made her get clear on what she does and doesn’t have capacity for
- The direction her nutritional therapy qualification took her work as a makeup artist
- Why we need to think differently about the makeup, skincare and personal care products we use
- Why fragranced products, including cleaning products and menstrual products are the number thing in your home you should consider switching
- The natural and organic brands she recommends, including RMS Beauty, Ilia Beauty, Madara, Kosas and Ere Perez
- Natural and organic makeup brands (and tips!) for dark-skinned and mixed race women
- And of course, the story of her first period

Sjaniël says that if you’re looking at switching to natural, organic and sustainable versions of the products you use, do the best you can afford in that moment and do the best you can with what you have.

Thank you, Sjaniël!

Listen in Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Kia855

Listen in Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Oozdwo

15/01/2026

GO TO YOUR DOCTOR’S APPOINTMENTS PREPARED // How do you navigate a career as a corporate lawyer while also coping with severe insomnia, severe brain fog, feeling disconnected from your body and dealing with medical gaslighting? I get into this and more on this week’s episode of Period Story, Sonja Rincón, the founder and CEO of Menotracker, an AI-powered menopause app that transforms symptoms into personalised insights and support.

In this episode, Sonja shares:

- What happened when she was dismissed by her gynaecologist after seeking treatment for brain fog and a frozen shoulder
- When she stumbled upon the term medical gaslighting and how it made her understand that she wasn’t alone in her experience
- What to do if you feel like you’re not being taken seriously by your doctor
- How 1 in 10 women have left their jobs due to the impact of perimenopause and menopause symptoms, and a quarter of women have considered quitting due to the impact of these symptoms at work
- How her experience led her to found Menotracker
- Cultural differences in conversations around menstruation and perimenopause across Europe
- How tracking symptoms in perimenopause and menopause can help you have a better understanding of your health
- The importance of understanding what any health app you use does with your data
- And of course, the story of her first period

Sonja says that when you use an app, it’s really important that you really check what they are going to do with your data, especially any health related data. If you’re not comfortable, don’t use the app.

Thank you, Sonja!

Listen in Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Kia855

Listen in Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Oozdwo

I hope you love the episode as much as I did!

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