865. The Truth About Aging, Stress + Your Body’s Warning Signs with Dr. Cabral

865. The Truth About Aging, Stress + Your Body’s Warning Signs with Dr. Cabral

From Almost 30 by Krista Williams & Lindsey Simcik

April 28, 2026 · 1h 29m

About this episode

Dr. Cabral discusses how symptoms like fatigue and anxiety are signals from the body and reveals the root causes of health issues.

What if your fatigue, anxiety, breakouts, and “burnout” weren’t just part of life—but signals your body is begging you to listen to? In this episode, Dr. Cabral reveals how symptoms are not random and why most people are treating the surface instead of the root cause. Ahead, we unpack the powerful framework behind true healing: deficiencies vs. toxicities. From gut health to mineral imbalances to chronic stress, Dr. Cabral breaks down exactly how your body falls out of balance—and how to bring it back without extremes, trends, or overwhelm. If you feel like you’re doing all the “right” things but still don’t feel like yourself, this episode will flip everything you thought you knew about health. This is your roadmap to more energy, clearer skin, better sleep + a body that finally works with you—not against you. We also talk about: Why symptoms like brain fog, poor sleep, and bloating shouldn’t be ignored The truth about aging—and why it may be happening faster than it should Mineral deficiencies (zinc, magnesium, selenium) and their impact on hormones and skin How chronic stress and cortisol dysregulation are silently affecting your health The real root cause of many autoimmune…

People in this episode

Hosts: Krista Williams, Lindsey Simcik

Guest: Dr. Cabral

Topics covered

  • aging
  • stress
  • gut health
  • mineral deficiencies
  • chronic stress
  • autoimmune issues
  • health balance

Keywords

  • fatigue
  • anxiety
  • burnout
  • gut health
  • mineral imbalances
  • chronic stress
  • autoimmune
  • metabolism
  • sleep
  • brain health

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