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The Hormone Hub

The Hormone Hub

Kylie Pinwill 129 Episodes Jun 16, 2026

Perimenopause and menopause can be challenging, but it doesn't need to be! The Hormone Hub podcast is full of bite size truth bombs to help you navigate that crazy fatigue, unexplained weight gain, mood swings and the brain fog that is holding you back from living your best life! Join your host Kylie Pinwill, accredited hormone nutritionist and say NO to feeling tired, cranky and frumpy!

Episodes

#129 MHT - Oestrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone — Which One Do You Actually Need? Jun 16, 2026 24:44 Most women are handed a prescription without a proper explanation of what they're actually taking and why. This episode fixes that. Three hormones. What each one does, what happens when you lose it, what the options are in Australia right now, and how to think about what you actually need. Plus how to have a better, more informed conversation with your GP. This is information so you can advocate f
#128 Every Woman Should Be On Vaginal Oestrogen Jun 2, 2026 18:07 Most women have never heard of it. Most GPs aren't offering it. And the ones who have been prescribed it often aren't using it correctly. Vaginal oestrogen is the most underused, most underprescribed, most life-changing treatment in the menopause space. In this episode, Kylie makes the case for why she believes every woman in perimenopause and menopause should be using it — and gives you everythin
#127 Is Your Gut Wrecking Your Hormones? The Perimenopause Connection No-One Is Talking About May 18, 2026 26:26 If you've been trying to fix your hormones and getting nowhere, this episode might completely change how you look at your body. Because here's the thing: everyone's focused on hormones. But your gut is the one running the show. Your gut microbiome produces neurotransmitters, metabolises your oestrogen, regulates your blood sugar, and determines how well you absorb every nutrient you eat. When it
#126: You Don't Have a Sleep Problem — You Have a Hormone Problem Apr 20, 2026 12:21 You've tried the sleep tips. You've tried the supplements. You've gone to bed earlier, cut back on screens, downloaded the meditation app. And you're still not sleeping. Here's what I want you to understand: you don't have a sleep problem. You have a hormone problem. And that distinction changes everything about how you fix it. In this episode I share the story of Fiona — a client who came to me c
#125 Why You're Not Sleeping, And It's Not Just Stress Apr 7, 2026 13:16 If you're waking at 3am, lying there with your brain running laps while the rest of the world sleeps, this episode is for you. Not because I have another list of sleep tips. But because I want to tell you something that nobody else has probably said to you yet. This is not stress. This is hormonal. And it is completely fixable. In this episode of The Hormone Hub Podcast I get really honest about m
#124 When Your Body Sends You Messages (And You're Not Sure You Want to Listen) Mar 27, 2026 10:08 I had one of those "right… okay then" moments this week. Within 24 hours: • Skin cancer check revealed a barnacle • Prescribed bifocal glasses • Bowel screening test arrived in the mail And I just sat there thinking… Is this what we're doing now? It was a bit of a wake-up call. Not in a dramatic way. Just that quiet realisation that things are shifting. And if I'm honest… I know so many of you
#123 The Hormone Hub Podcast Is Back: Why I Took a Break and What's Coming Next Mar 25, 2026 12:07 The Hormone Hub Podcast Is Back! After recording more than 120 episodes, I stepped away from the podcast for nearly two years. And today… we're officially back. In this first episode, I wanted to start with an honest conversation about why I took a break, what's changed, and why these conversations matter now more than ever. The Problem Women Are Facing Right Now When I first started working
#122 Farewell, for now... May 30, 2024 04:06 In this special episode of The Hormone Hub, I want to thank you all for your incredible support and engagement throughout this journey. Reflecting on the purpose of this podcast, I've always aimed to create a supportive space for women navigating perimenopause and menopause. As we all know, life has its seasons. After much thought, I've decided to take a step back to recharge, refocus, and reali
121: 5 Ways to Manage Chronic Inflammation May 29, 2024 17:25 You are not going crazy... all of the weird and wonderful symptoms of perimenopause and menopause are indeed very real for many of us. 🌸 ​ With hormone levels that are wildly fluctuating and changing, many women may find themselves increasingly susceptible to chronic inflammation, which can show up as: ​ 😴 Persistent fatigue 🦴 Joint and muscle pain 🍽️ Digestive issues 🌧️ Mood swings and mental hea
120: Surviving Menopause May 28, 2024 34:30 Hands up who had a perfectly mapped out birth plan, complete with essential oils and god knows what else was a good idea at the time, that never even made it out of the bag! Well just like those birth plans... menopause doesn't always get with the program. Today we welcome Shirlee Williams, a spiritual mindset and yoga coach with over two decades experience in the wellness space, who was sure she
119: 5 Signs Stress Is Making You Angry May 21, 2024 17:51 There's no doubt that our hormones can leave us feeling off kilter. Today we dive into the emotional rollercoaster that many of us are experiencing - anger, rage, stress, and that snappy feeling.  ​ We look at the common triggers, and 5 signs that cortisol, the sneakiest of our stress hormones, is wreaking havoc on our well-being. ​ From real-life stories and client experiences to practical tips f
118: Help! My hair is falling out! May 13, 2024 11:26 If you're losing hair by the handful...you're not alone. It's another alarming gem of peri and menopause waiting to surprise us and a hot issue discussed regularly over in our Community. Welcome to The Hormone Hub Podcast where today we're looking at why it can feel that we're about to go bald at the same time hair is reappearing randomly on our face. There's usually an underlying reason (or two

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