Episode 142: Cycle syncing when you have Chronic Fatigue

January 23, 2026 00:29:35
Episode 142: Cycle syncing when you have Chronic Fatigue
The Chronic Fatigue and Burnout Recovery Podcast
Episode 142: Cycle syncing when you have Chronic Fatigue

Jan 23 2026 | 00:29:35

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Anna Marsh

Show Notes

Cycle syncing is a practice whereby you align your diet, lifestyle and energy management around your menstrual cycle. In this episode Anna answers the question: can this be helpful if you have Chronic Fatigue? Anna gives an overview of the menstrual cycle and explains how imbalances at certain points in the cycle can make us feel a certain way. She shares her own experience with cyclical fluctuations in energy and how she managed them, things that have worked clients and how to manage your cycle if you have histamine intolerance or MCAS. 

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Additional Resources:

How to have better periods, Part 1

How to have better periods, Part 2

How to have better periods, Part 3

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