This episode of the Standard Issue podcast is sponsored by our friends at Wild Nutrition,

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It's Mickey here, straight out of the gates with a confession that sometimes my attempts at nutrition are indeed wild,

which is far from ideal for anyone, but particularly for a middle-aged woman looking perimenopause square in the fatigued eye.

I've got a feeling a lot of women

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I've really struggled with sleep over the past few months, waking up in the night, never

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And regular listeners will know I'm an actual born cynic,

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I'm really impressed by wild nutrition's focus on women and also have my eye on their perimenopause complex

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