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A Natural Anxiety Reset For Women Over 40 with Dr. Anthony Balduzzi
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- Fit Mother Project Podcast
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- Mar 17, 2026
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- 2810
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Summary
In this week’s Fit Mother Project Podcast, Episode 190, Dr. Anthony Balduzzi explores how to calm your mind and reduce anxiety naturally by understanding anxiety as a nervous system state rather than a personal weakness. He explains why so many women today feel overstimulated, mentally exhausted, and emotionally on edge, and how the body and mind work together to either reinforce stress or create calm. In this episode, Dr. Anthony shares practical ways to support a calmer, safer internal state through better breathing, daily movement, balanced nutrition, hydration, less screen overload, more time in nature, and intentional practices like gratitude, forgiveness, and meditation. He breaks these ideas down in a grounded, encouraging way that makes them feel doable in real life. If you have been carrying a lot mentally, feeling overstimulated, or struggling to fully relax, this conversation offers a powerful reminder that peace is something you can begin to build with simple daily practices. Rate & Review - If this episode encouraged you, please take a moment to rate and review the Fit Mother Project Podcast. Your review helps more women discover the show and supports us in sharing more practical, uplifting conversations each week. Join the Fit Mother Community for support, encouragement, and practical tools to help you feel stronger, calmer, and healthier in every area of life. www.fitmotherproject.com Key Takeaways Anxiety as a lack-of-safety signal Body and mind work together Breathing patterns shape stress Nasal breathing supports calm Gentle movement reduces anxiety Exercise boosts resilience Stimulants can worsen stress Stable blood sugar supports calm Glycine, magnesium, omega-3s Hydration helps the body feel safe Screen overload drives anxiety Nature regulates…