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Your Body Whispers Before it Shouts

  • Aug 26, 2025
  • 1 min read

Your body is always talking to you. The question is — are you paying attention?


Most of us don’t notice the gentle whispers until they turn into loud shouts:

Whisper: A little stiffness getting out of bed → Shout: Constant arthritis ache


Whisper: That mid-afternoon energy dip → Shout: Full-on burnout


Whisper: Occasional bloating after meals → Shout: Daily digestive discomfort


Whisper: One restless night → Shout: Ongoing insomnia


The earlier we notice those whispers, the easier it is to steer things back on track.


Why we tend to miss them:

We normalize them. “It’s just part of getting older.” “I’m busy — of course I’m tired.”


We override them. Coffee for fatigue. Painkillers for joint pain. A glass of wine (or two) to unwind. Sure, it helps in the moment… but the root cause is still there.


How to start tuning in again:

  • Keep a simple log of your sleep, energy, digestion, and any aches or pains for a couple of weeks.

  • Watch for patterns — certain foods, weather changes, skipped meals, late nights.

  • Try one small shift — add more protein at breakfast, get 5 extra minutes of morning sunlight, go to bed 30 minutes earlier, or cut back on (or cut out) alcohol for a while.


Small changes might seem too easy to matter… but they add up in a big way. And sometimes, they’re enough to keep those whispers from ever becoming shouts.


Your body’s been speaking to you your whole life — maybe now’s the time to really listen.

Remember, progress not perfection!


Shelley Turk

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