EP214 Histamines and hormones: why alcohol hits differently at certain times of the month with Dr. Meg Mill
Most women assume their drinking habit is a willpower issue. But what if your body is actually sounding an alarm? In today's episode, Colleen sits down with functional medicine expert Dr. Meg Mill to unpack the hidden connection between histamines, hormones, and alcohol. If your wine tolerance has changed, your moods…
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