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Send us a textA painful knee injury led Dr. Cameron Smith on an unexpected journey into the world of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). What started as a personal quest for relief soon transformed into a profound exploration of holistic health practices, opening doors to understanding men's fertility challenges. In our latest episode of Fertility in Focus, Dr. Smith joins us from Red Deer, Alberta to share insights from his practice. Together, we uncover how TCM techniques, like acupuncture and herbology, can offer much-needed support not only for those facing fertility issues but also for managing chronic conditions such as pain and migraines. Our conversation shines a light on the often-silent struggles men endure, urging a shift towards more open dialogues regarding reproductive health. More about our guest speaker: Dr. Cameron Smith is a licensed Doctor of Acupuncture (Dr. Ac) and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCMD). He has spent many years treating patients with injuries, chronic pain, and other ailments. He uses Acupuncture, Cupping, Moxibustion, and Chinese herbal medicine to safely and effectively bring his patients health back to homeostasis. While in college, Doctor Cam had lingering pain from a sports injury and was recommended to try acupuncture. He experienced first-hand the immediate pain relief and the healing ability of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Dr. Cam was hooked and started investigating Traditional Chinese Medicine and its theory. Doctor Cam moved to Nelson, B.C., to study at the Academy of Classical Oriental Sciences. After obtaining his Doctorate in 2005, he apprenticed with Acupuncture and Herbal Masters in Western Canada. Along the way, Doctor Cam taught courses at the Calgary College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and worked as an Acupuncturist on cruise ships. Dr. Cam practiced in Quito, Ecuador for the last decade. In 2022 he moved back to Alberta, becoming a locum throughout the province, as skilled male practitioners are in high demand. Cam has an in depth understanding of male health, and inflammatory responses pertaining to reproductive health. https://linktr.ee/tcmdsmithIf you or your organization would like to sponsor educational episodes just like this, please contact us at podcast@fertilitymatters.ca. Follow Fertility Matters Canada at @fertility_canada on Instagram and TikTok.
In this episode, I welcome Dr. Felice Chan, a board-certified practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), to explore the powerful integration of Eastern and Western medicine. Dr. Chan shares her fascinating journey from growing up in Hong Kong to studying neuroscience and experiencing a transformative shift toward TCM. We dive into the foundational principles of TCM, including Jing, Qi, and Shen, and how these guide her holistic approach to health and wellness. Our conversation touches on timely topics like supporting lung health during wildfire seasons, understanding the emotional connection to the throat, and practical solutions for chronic fatigue and burnout. Dr. Chan also offers expert advice on clearing acne, balancing gut health, and embracing natural anti-aging techniques like facial acupuncture. From acupressure tips to nourishing foods, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you heal from the inside out. Whether you're new to TCM or looking for ways to enhance your wellness journey, I know you'll find this episode inspiring and empowering! Resources: Check out Dr. Felice on Instagram View Dr. Felice's offerings (and book with her or her team!) here Follow the host, Claudia, on Instagram and check out her website
In this episode of Birth, Baby! Podcast we have Sadie Minkoff joining us to talk about acupuncture and its place in the prenatal period. Together we explore how acupuncture can support reproductive health, address common pregnancy complaints, and assist with breech presentation and labor preparation. The conversation highlights the holistic approach of acupuncture and its role in enhancing the pregnancy experience, while also addressing common concerns such as needle phobia. Sadie Minkoff L.Ac., FABORM (she/her) is the clinical director of the largest reproductive acupuncture practice in central Texas, a pioneer in the field, she is known for her intuitive and compassionate care. For over twenty years she has worked with her partner, Dr. Mitch Schreiber DACM. Together they opened Sage Acupuncture, Austin's premier holistic fertility clinic. Later they founded The Cancer Wellness Center for patients, survivors, and their caregivers. Sadie and Mitch dedicated their life's work to fertility and oncology because their family has been personally touched by both. It is their mission to support others faced with these challenges by providing exceptional care in a healing environment. One of the most rewarding aspects of Sadie's work is educating patients, other acupuncturists, and healthcare professionals about integrative reproductive medicine. She is honored to be part of creating the great team at Sage that has received the Austin Chronicle's Award for Best Acupuncture Clinic, Best In Birth Austin Award for Best Acupuncturists, Austin Birth Award for Best Acupuncture Clinic & Best Herbalist. They were also named Best Austin Acupuncturists in Tribeza's Wellness Guide and by Expertise.com . Website: http://ReproductiveAcupuncture.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/sageacupunctureaustin/ Please feel free to reach out to us with any recommendations for show episode ideas. If you'd like to be a guest, email us with some information about yourself and what type of podcast you'd like to record together. Thank you for all of your support and don't forget to follow and review our podcast, Birth, Baby! Instagram: @BirthBabyPodcastEmail: BirthBabyPodcast@gmail.comWebsite: www.BirthBabyPodcast.comIntro and Outro music by Longing for Orpheus. You can find them on Spotify! (00:00) - Introduction and Podcast Overview (01:12) - Understanding Acupuncture and Its Benefits (04:48) - Acupuncture During Pregnancy (06:39) - Breech Presentation and Moxibustion (13:38) - Labor Preparation with Acupuncture (20:18) - Addressing Needle Phobia and Acupuncture Experience (25:04) - Conclusion and Resources
Takeaways from this episode: Acupuncture, TTC and Infertility Over 40 Acupuncture, Herbs and Moxibustion to Remove Obstructions and Balance the Body's Energy. Male Factor and Emotional Considerations While Making Lifestyle Modifications “Hustle Cultures” Impact on Fertility of 40 Dr. Lj Johnson, is a beacon of hope in the landscape of women's health. Not just an expert in hormonal balance and gut health, but a warrior who has prevailed in the face of her own chronic illness battles. Her 16-year arduous journey to an endometriosis diagnosis has sculpted her into the dedicated, wholistic functional medicine practitioner she is today. Dr. Johnson's mission is to empower, motivate, and educate women in advocating for their health, ensuring no one experiences the delays and dismissals she endured. Dr. Lj's experience teaches more than survival—it inspires a revolution in healthcare, prioritizing understanding, comprehensive care, and a life unfettered by the chains of chronic illness. If you're seeking a partnership on your hormonal health journey that's built on empathy, expertise, and empowerment, look no further. Embark on a transformational path towards wellness and reclaim the quality of life you deserve. https://wholistichormoneexpert.com/home Dr. Beck Hoehn, a Los Angeles-based fertility acupuncturist and herbalist, specializes in women's wellness, treating pain, stress, digestive disorders, and hormonal imbalances. She creates personalized wellness plans with achievable weekly goals. With advanced degrees and certifications, Dr. Hoehn teaches at a local acupuncture university and is an ABORM fellow. She also serves on the Oova medical board, offering expert, patient-centered care in fertility and overall health. https://www.drbeckhoehn.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wholisticendoexpert/support
In this episode of the Radical Remedy Podcast, Dr. Chloe interviews Merlin Young, co-founder of Moxa Africa. Together, they discuss the use of Moxibustion, a traditional Chinese herb, to treat drug-resistant tuberculosis in Africa and North Korea. The conversation covers the ongoing global TB epidemic, challenges in current TB treatment, and the potential of Moxibustion to bolster immune systems and provide affordable care. Dr. Chloe and Merlin shed light on the severity of drug-resistant TB and emphasize the need for innovative solutions and wider awareness. They also explore the broader implications of traditional medicine in modern healthcare.If our recent episode resonated with you, we invite you to join our community on Skool.Share your stories, seek advice, and connect with others facing similar experiences.Skool is our platform for sharing resources, discussing issues, and celebrating the unique joys of raising extraordinary children. You're not alone on this journey.Here's how you can become a part of our family:1. Simply click Join Group (we'll guide you from there).2. Drop a quick intro so we can give you a warm welcome.3. Start engaging and feel the community's love!To try Dr. Chloe's Chinese herb and CBD blends check out Radical Roots and use the code RADREMEDY for 15% off!Last if you are looking for high quality supplements and recommendations, check out Dr. Chloe's Fullscript account here and get 15-20% off all supplements all the time!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Traditional Chinese Medicine is amazing when it comes to fertility. Acupuncture and moxibustion as a combo can be game-changer in your fertility journey. These ancient therapies have been used for centuries, and when combined, they can significantly improve your chances of conception. Acupuncture alone is powerful, but when paired with moxibustion—a technique involving the burning of mugwort sage—it becomes even more effective in enhancing blood flow, reducing inflammation, and supporting ovarian function.Moxibustion, although lesser known, is an incredible therapeutic tool that works by warming specific points on the body, improving circulation, and promoting overall reproductive health. Many practitioners shy away from using it due to concerns about smoke, but I use a charcoal stick form that emits minimal smoke and smells like light incense. The benefits are undeniable, and in my practice, I've seen remarkable improvements in fertility outcomes when moxibustion is added to acupuncture treatments. And the research support it. Studies show improvement in ovulation in women with PCOS, thickening of the uterine lining for implantation, improved ovarian function and an antiaging effect on the eggs! Most of all, in multiple studies it has improved clinical pregnancy and life birth rates better than medications like estradiol or clomid. Eastern medicine believes that many fertility issues stem from what is referred to as "cold in the uterus," which essentially means poor circulation and low-functioning organs. Moxibustion is highly effective in addressing these issues, making it a valuable addition to any fertility treatment plan.So, whether you're dealing with PCOS, endometriosis, or just trying to improve your chances of conceiving, moxibustion might be the missing piece of the puzzle. Tune into today's episode to discover how this ancient practice can support your fertility journey and learn why it's more than just a complementary therapy.You'll Learn:The basics of moxibustion and its role in fertility treatmentThe combined power of acupuncture and moxibustion in improving reproductive healthResearch findings on how moxibustion enhances ovarian function and increases pregnancy ratesThanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think others would love to hear it, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode or want to be a guest on the show? Leave a comment in the section below or visit the website to contact me!www.naturnalife.comSubscribing to The Podcast:If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon, or whatever your favorite podcast app is!Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. So if you have a minute, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts!
这期可厉害了！在嘉宾征集帖上百的评论中，我们捕捉到了一个神秘而有趣的博士专业-针灸，于是带着所有的疑惑与质疑，我们请到了来自广中医的针灸学博士Hillson。本期节目中，我们从质疑针灸到探讨扎针和穴位背后的实验和科学，从将信将疑到立即吃下安利预约针灸正骨。你一定不想错过究竟是什么让我们的心路历程发生如此大的变化！让我们跟随Hillson的分享，听听他是如何用现代科学的视角挖掘并证实针灸的疗效，重新认识一下这个神秘的医学领域吧～时间码:01:14 刻板印象1.0-你们写论文吗？古人研究完了还能创新吗？03:55 针灸的原理是什么？穴位在身体里真实存在吗？07:38 刻板印象2.0-你们做实验需要到处找人扎吗？10:19 GPT能看手相，那它能看我的舌头帮我进行中医线上问诊吗？14:00 鼠鼠我呀，是针灸学实验的平替试验品！17:47 中医和西医竟然是同样的培养方案？！20:30 从临床到学术，卷到最后发现都是牛马。23:51 我给橄榄球运动员正骨后，他们成了我的“医托”26:15 做实验哪有人敢P啊，咱从实验室到材料都是提前整点开抢！29:54 明年毕业后，就将走上“江湖行医”的康庄大道。34:18 这个学术博，读得简直是没苦硬吃。36:51 业内小秘密：如何选择一个好的中医医生！本期节目提到的专业：Science of Acupuncture, Moxibustion and Massage (针灸推拿学)BGM：周杰伦 — 东风破
In this episode we discuss why it's important to make acupuncture a part of your life as opposed to not.Our website: https://acupunctureismylife.com/Follow our social media for more information on acupuncture:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acupunctureismylife/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acupunctureismylifeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@acupunctureismylife?lang=e
What if you could self-heal both mentally & physically? Holistic health treatments like bodywork, reframing, acupuncture, & Chinese medicine may be the answer you've been looking for. These holistic treatments improve your wellbeing creating balance & mind-body harmony. Find out more about these unconventional healing methods in today's episode on Holistic Medicine. Meet our guest Key Reteff, a resilient healer, overcame childhood adversity and military injury to embrace holistic wellness. Transitioning from sports & psychedelics, he pursued sobriety at 25, delving into healing arts. Despite battling pain, his dedication to healing led to mastery of therapeutic modalities acquiring diplomas & certifications in massage therapy, holistic nutrition, acupuncture, Chinese medicine, & several specialized healing techniques… Now globally sought-after, Key's journey from hardship to healing inspires many. Thank you to our partners Outliyr Biohacker's Peak Performance Shop: get exclusive discounts on cutting-edge health, wellness, & performance gear Ultimate Health Optimization Deals: a roundup article of all the best current deals on technology, supplements, systems and more Gain mental clarity, energy, motivation, and focus with the FREE Outliyr Nootropics Mini-Course The simple, guided, and actionable Outliyr Longevity Challenge helps you unlock your longevity potential, slow biological aging, and maximize your healthspan Key takeaways One misalignment in your body negatively affects your health Releasing trigger points create harmony in your body You rewire your brain in minutes with cognitive reframing Links Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/-KQBSib0Bjk Full episode show notes: mindbodypeak.com/152 Connect with Nick on social media Instagram Twitter YouTube LinkedIn Easy ways to support Subscribe Leave an Apple Podcast review Suggest a guest Do you have questions, thoughts, or feedback for us? Let me know in the show notes above and one of us will get back to you! Be an Outliyr, Nick
This bedtime story is about medicine and healing since the Neolithic. I will tell you about Ancient Mesopotamia and the first diagnosis and prescriptions, Ancient Egypt and the figure of Imhotep, India, and the principles of Ayurveda, or Chinese Medicine including Moxibustion and Acupuncture. We also take a look at medicine in Ancient Greece and Rome, including important figures like Hippocrates and Galen, and how this legacy passed on and was further developed in the Islamic World, Byzantium, and Medieval Europe. Then we reach the Renaissance and the steps that would lead to an increasingly scientific approach to medicine and the many discoveries of the 19th and 20th centuries, that came with important social change and professionalization (I tell you at the end about scientists like Pasteur or Koch, and Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing). Listen on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@LightsOutLibraryov ¿Quieres escuchar en Español? Echa un vistazo a La Biblioteca de los Sueños! En Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1t522alsv5RxFsAf9AmYfg En Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/la-biblioteca-de-los-sue%C3%B1os-documentarios-para-dormir/id1715193755 En Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@LaBibliotecadelosSuenosov
聊中西文化，也聊很多东西！ 第六十期，最近我去看了中医，第一次尝试针灸、艾灸和拔火罐，感觉很新奇。不知道你们有没有试过，对中医的看法又是怎样呢？这一期我和yifei一起来聊聊。 欢迎给我们来信： ttmiChinese@gmail.com Have online class with Candice, please email candicex2018@gmail.com YouTube: Candice X Chinese Mandarin Instagram: CandiceXMandarin2022 免费学习资料 Free study materials please visit Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/candicex PDF full script for episode 60: https://www.patreon.com/posts/97863059 Full subtitles with Pinyin for episode 60: https://youtu.be/gk2zFXGZWfE
In this episode we discuss how choices we make today can severely impact us in the future.Our website: https://acupunctureismylife.com/Follow our social media for more information on acupuncture:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acupunctureismylife/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acupunctureismylifeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@acupunctureismylife?lang=e
Happy New Year! If you already have not, it is now time to make Acupuncture a part of your life. Here's why.Our website: https://acupunctureismylife.com/Follow our social media for more information on acupuncture:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acupunctureismylife/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acupunctureismylifeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@acupunctureismylife?lang=e
In recent weeks a news story has been making the rounds about a woman who suffered a double pneumothorax as a result of an acupuncture treatment. A pneumothorax is just a fancy way of saying a collapsed lung, and although it's exceeding rare for acupuncture to cause one, it is a possible adverse event. So I thought this would be a good opportunity to talk about the risks, side effects, and safety record of acupuncture.Acupuncture is safe. Really, really safe. But like all forms of medicine, it is not entirely risk-free. So let's talk about what those risks are, and how worried you should be about them.Episode highlights include:1. Potentially serious, yet extremely rare adverse events that may occur as a result of acupuncture, including pneumothorax, infection, damage to peripheral nerves and blood vessels, and organ damage. Learn about the many safeguards built in to the practice of acupuncture to minimize these risks, including training, testing, licensing, and the universal use of single-use, disposable needles.2. Less serious, slightly more frequent, but still pretty rare potential side effects, including bleeding, bruising, pain at the needle site, temporary worsening of symptoms, lightheadedness, and fainting. Learn why some of these shouldn't even be considered side effects, and are more likely signs of a positive therapeutic response.3. A little perspective: the potential risks and side effects from acupuncture pale in comparison to other forms of medical care. It truly is one of the safest forms of medicine.4. Not only is acupuncture extremely low-risk, it often produces bonus side benefits such as better sleep, more energy, and a calmer, more relaxed mood.While no form of medicine is completely risk-free, acupuncture comes pretty close. It's safe, it's effective, and it might even surprise you with a few happy side benefits. So, now you know the risks…time to go get some acupuncture.Get in touch! Send me an email or a voicemailGet the latest updates! Check out my website, and follow me on Substack, Facebook and InstagramShow your support! Buy me a coffee or become a paid subscriber on SubstackLoved this episode? Leave a rating or a review!Check out this episode's sponsor, Open ACU! Appointment scheduling and EHR software thoughtfully built for acupuncturists, by acupuncturists.Thanks to AudioCoffee for the music in this episode, and endless love and gratitude to my paid subscribers for contributing to the sustainability of my work!References:Unlicensed Acupuncturist Is Charged After a Patient's Lungs CollapseAdverse Events of Acupuncture: A Systematic Review of Case ReportsIatrogenic Pneumothorax during Acupuncture: Case ReportSafety of Acupuncture: Results of a Prospective Observational Study with 229,230 Patients and Introduction of a Medical Information and Consent FormA Multicenter Prospective Survey of Adverse Events Associated with Acupuncture and Moxibustion in JapanIncidence of iatrogenic pneumothorax following acupuncture treatments in Taiwan This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit notesfromyouracupuncturist.substack.com
This week on the podcast I share about using cycle syncing in conjunction with FAM charting. I love how Clarissa Pinkola Estes describes the ebbs and flows that women experience within their bodies as cyclical beings. '…the feminine blossoming energy that belongs to us and that comes to us in cycles, ebbing and returning to us on a regular basis as psychic spring follows psychic winter. Without the renewal of this flowering impulse in our lives, hope is covered over, and the earth of our minds and hearts remains in an unmoving state.' – CPE Cycle syncing involves tracking the shifts and changes in the cycle as they relate to the changes women experience in their mood and energy levels. Checking in with these rhythms allows us the opportunity to check in with what are sweet bodies are asking us for. I am sharing about the archetypal cycle and this may of may not align with the way in which YOU feel during the different phases of your own cycle. Many women do align with this archetypal pattern, but many others don't. The purpose of cycle syncing is to observe what's showing up for YOU and showing up for yourself accordingly. The 5 phases of the menstrual cycle - Bleeding phase - Winter's cozy energy that calls us to move inward and check in with ourselves in a deeper way. Follicular phase - Spring time energy of improved creativity and tendency to engage in new projects and have lots of new, fresh ideas. Ovulatory phase - Summer time outward expression, increase in social energy, libido increase, expansive nature. Luteal phase week 1 - Subtle decline in energy, inward direction and a tying up of loose ends. Luteal phase week 2 - Desiring more alone time, preparing for the next bleeding phase with cooking, cleaning and organizing, a nesting type of energy. When we have this as our background, it can allow us the permission to care for ourselves in ways that are most supportive of our health. There are certainly times in life that it's not possible to live according to your cyclical rhythm and I cover some considerations on that in this episode as well. Moxibustion video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prr4l9iQJIc Yoni Steaming video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSojt7_priU Connect with Holly: FREE Fertility Planning Session - https://link.cousinsdigital.com/widget/bookings/free-30-minute-fertility-planning-session-1014 Conscious Conception with Fertility Awareness Course - https://rosebudwellness.com/holistic-fertility-awareness-course Website - https://rosebudwellness.com/ IG - https://www.instagram.com/rosebud_wellness/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thefertilewomb/message
Hi All, This is the most fascinating chat which will open your mind to the power of Japanese and Chinese Medicine. Sara Oveissi from Heidelberg Chinese Medicine is an incredibly gracious and intelligent expert who educates me to the healing effects of Moxibustion and Acupuncture. Sara says 'I discovered Traditional Chinese Medicine during my Yoga studies in 2016. Experiencing its powerful effects blew my mind– all of a sudden, I found a tangible, personalised, holistic, ancient and effective medical modality that I could not structure into my existing knowledge. So, the desire to learn more germinated in my curious mind, and I dedicated myself to lifelong learning and practising oriental medicine.' Isn't that just brilliant! I have a feeling Sara is about to be booked out as we hear from her and her passion on Find your Fierce. Enjoy NikXx Find Sara Here - https://www.heidelbergchinesemedicine.com.au/ Join Cinch here - https://cinch.training/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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My birth plan was to have an unmedicated natural birth, so when I learned around the 7-month mark that my daughter was breech, that plan was temporarily halted. This episode covers several natural methods I used to successfully turn my daughter head down. Check out my show notes HERE so you can see the list of methods, but listen to this episode in full for all the details.In this episode, we cover: 00:00 Unfiltered insights on pregnancy and motherhood.04:57 Weighing options for how to proceed with breech baby positioning.07:53 Activities for encouraging baby to turn.10:50 Spinning babies resources.Read my show notes HERE so you can see the full list of items.Get every new episode of Secret Mom Hacks delivered to your inbox by subscribing for free HERE!Connect with Secret Mom Hacks:Website: http://www.secretmomhacks.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@secretmomhacksJoin newsletter: https://www.secretmomhacks.com/about/#/portal/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secretmomhacksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/secretmomhacks/Threads: https://www.threads.net/@secretmomhacksX.com: https://x.com/secretmomhacksListen to these episodes next:Pregnancy must haves for first time moms: 5 essentials for comfort and support | Ep. 55Your birth plan checklist and postpartum hacks with Hilary Erickson | Ep. 37Maternity clothes essentials for moms on a budget | Ep. 7Favorite resources for new and/or expecting moms:Instacart for grocery delivery - use code KFARMER39312D to get $10 off your first order!Qube for managing your family spending plan - use code SECRETMOMHACKS to get two months free!Disclaimer: Some of the outbound links financially benefit the podcast through affiliate programs. Using our links is a small way to support the show at no additional cost. I only endorse products, programs, and services I use and would recommend to close friends and family. Thank you for the support!Work With Me: Email krista@secretmomhacks.com for brand partnerships and business inquiries.Leave a ⭐️5-star⭐️ rating and review at
Master Zhi Gang Sha is a Tao grandmaster, healer, teacher, and author of 30 books, including 11 New York Times bestsellers and several others on the bestseller lists of the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Amazon. He has an MD degree in Western medicine from China and is also a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture. Master Sha has combined the essence of Western medicine with ancient wisdom to create Soul Mind Body Medicine®, Master Sha's Soul Healing®, and Tao teachings to help humanity. He is a grandmaster of several Asian arts and in 2002 was named Qigong Master of the Year at the Fourth World Congress on Qigong. With the creation of Tao Calligraphy, he received the highest honors a Chinese calligrapher can receive, being appointed to the position of National Chinese Calligrapher Master as well as Honorable Researcher Professor by the State Ethnic Academy of Painting in Beijing, China.Master Sha founded the Tao Academy to share Tao wisdom and practices through classes, workshops, retreats, and training programs. He has trained thousands of teachers and practitioners worldwide and taught many students simple but powerful self-healing techniques. Through the Sha Research Foundation, he has sponsored scientific research studies that have shown the benefits of the Tao practices and Tao Calligraphy. For his original contributions, Master Sha® was named the Spiritual Innovator of the Year in 2020 by the International Association of Top Professionals. A renowned humanitarian, he founded the Love Peace Harmony Foundation and has received widespread recognition for his service to humanity, including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Commission Award for promoting world peace.Master Sha received an MD from Xi'an Jiaotong University in 1983 and was certified as an acupuncturist and herbalist in 1986 by the World Health Organization's Institute of International Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Beijing, China, where he taught acupuncture, tai chi, and qi gong to foreign physicians. He also completed a Master's Degree in Hospital Administration at the University of the Philippines in 1988. While there, word of his skill as an acupuncturist spread and he treated numerous VIPs while also offering a street clinic for the poor. Master Sha and his healing practices have been featured in a public television documentary and are the subject of the full-length film Soul Masters: Dr. Sha and Dr Guo.We will discuss his books, “Tao Calligraphy: To Heal and Rejuvenate Your Back,” and “Tao Calligraphy: To Heal and Transform Depression and Anxiety.” Find out more at:https://drsha.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Master Zhi Gang Sha is a Tao grandmaster, healer, teacher, and author of 30 books, including 11 New York Times bestsellers and several others on the bestseller lists of the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Amazon. He has an MD degree in Western medicine from China and is also a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture. Master Sha has combined the essence of Western medicine with ancient wisdom to create Soul Mind Body Medicine®, Master Sha's Soul Healing®, and Tao teachings to help humanity. He is a grandmaster of several Asian arts and in 2002 was named Qigong Master of the Year at the Fourth World Congress on Qigong. With the creation of Tao Calligraphy, he received the highest honors a Chinese calligrapher can receive, being appointed to the position of National Chinese Calligrapher Master as well as Honorable Researcher Professor by the State Ethnic Academy of Painting in Beijing, China. Master Sha founded the Tao Academy to share Tao wisdom and practices through classes, workshops, retreats, and training programs. He has trained thousands of teachers and practitioners worldwide and taught many students simple but powerful self-healing techniques. Through the Sha Research Foundation, he has sponsored scientific research studies that have shown the benefits of the Tao practices and Tao Calligraphy. For his original contributions, Master Sha® was named the Spiritual Innovator of the Year in 2020 by the International Association of Top Professionals. A renowned humanitarian, he founded the Love Peace Harmony Foundation and has received widespread recognition for his service to humanity, including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Commission Award for promoting world peace. Master Sha received an MD from Xi'an Jiaotong University in 1983 and was certified as an acupuncturist and herbalist in 1986 by the World Health Organization's Institute of International Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Beijing, China, where he taught acupuncture, tai chi, and qi gong to foreign physicians. He also completed a Master's Degree in Hospital Administration at the University of the Philippines in 1988. While there, word of his skill as an acupuncturist spread and he treated numerous VIPs while also offering a street clinic for the poor. Master Sha and his healing practices have been featured in a public television documentary and are the subject of the full-length film Soul Masters: Dr. Sha and Dr Guo. We will discuss his books, “Tao Calligraphy: To Heal and Rejuvenate Your Back,” and “Tao Calligraphy: To Heal and Transform Depression and Anxiety.” Find out more at: https://drsha.com/
Master Zhi Gang Sha is a Tao grandmaster, healer, teacher, and author of 30 books, including 11 New York Times bestsellers and several others on the bestseller lists of the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Amazon. He has an MD degree in Western medicine from China and is also a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture. Master Sha has combined the essence of Western medicine with ancient wisdom to create Soul Mind Body Medicine®, Master Sha's Soul Healing®, and Tao teachings to help humanity. He is a grandmaster of several Asian arts and in 2002 was named Qigong Master of the Year at the Fourth World Congress on Qigong. With the creation of Tao Calligraphy, he received the highest honors a Chinese calligrapher can receive, being appointed to the position of National Chinese Calligrapher Master as well as Honorable Researcher Professor by the State Ethnic Academy of Painting in Beijing, China. Master Sha founded the Tao Academy to share Tao wisdom and practices through classes, workshops, retreats, and training programs. He has trained thousands of teachers and practitioners worldwide and taught many students simple but powerful self-healing techniques. Through the Sha Research Foundation, he has sponsored scientific research studies that have shown the benefits of the Tao practices and Tao Calligraphy. For his original contributions, Master Sha® was named the Spiritual Innovator of the Year in 2020 by the International Association of Top Professionals. A renowned humanitarian, he founded the Love Peace Harmony Foundation and has received widespread recognition for his service to humanity, including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Commission Award for promoting world peace. Master Sha received an MD from Xi'an Jiaotong University in 1983 and was certified as an acupuncturist and herbalist in 1986 by the World Health Organization's Institute of International Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Beijing, China, where he taught acupuncture, tai chi, and qi gong to foreign physicians. He also completed a Master's Degree in Hospital Administration at the University of the Philippines in 1988. While there, word of his skill as an acupuncturist spread and he treated numerous VIPs while also offering a street clinic for the poor. Master Sha and his healing practices have been featured in a public television documentary and are the subject of the full-length film Soul Masters: Dr. Sha and Dr Guo. We will discuss his books, “Tao Calligraphy: To Heal and Rejuvenate Your Back,” and “Tao Calligraphy: To Heal and Transform Depression and Anxiety.” Find out more at: https://drsha.com/
Dans ce nouvel épisode de Puls'In Vet, nous allons nous pencher sur l'effet de l'électro-acupuncture en cas de lésions de la muqueuse gastrique avec un article paru en 2022 dans Chinese Medicine , "NMR-based metabonomics reveals the dynamic effect of electro-acupuncture on central nervous system in gastric mucosal lesions (GML) rats". Cette étude utilise la résonnance magnétique nucléraire basée sur la métabolomique pour explorer les mécanismes de changement métabolique central lors de l'utilisation de l'électro-acupuncture. Les chercheurs ont ainsi pu mettre en évidence une probable interaction cerveau-estomac. Ces résultats offrent une nouvelle notre manière de prendre en charge les animaux souffrant de lésions de la muqueuse gastrique. Restez à l'écoute de Puls'In Vet pour en découvrir encore plus !
Does Acupuncture actually Work? What exactly does it do? What about other wellness things, like Cupping, Acupressure and Moxibustion? Guess we're about to find out! 00:15- What do you Want to Learn about Today? 00:55- How's that 'Last of Us' Bonus ep coming along? 01:15- Sources 01:20- What it is. 01:40- Origins 02:10- Is it Painful? 02:40- Heat & Electric 02:50- A Little History 03:30- Intro into the Western World 04:45- Studies on it say: it works! 05:40- Traditional Explanation 06:50- What it Does and What it can Help 09:05- Mixing of Traditional and Modern Medicine 10:30- That's Acupuncture. Questions? 14:40- Acupressure 16:00- Moxibustion 19:00- Cupping 21:20- That's Acupuncture and other Wellness Treatments 22:55- Did You Learn? 23:20- Bye We hope you ALSO learned something, or were at least Entertained! IG- IanWantsToLearn Twitter- IanWantsToLearn email: Ianwantstolearn@gmail.com DISCLAIMER: We are not Experts. We do not claim to be. We use the internet, just like you! So between raising a child and working a Fulltime job Patrick does his best to teach Ian. So, you know, enjoy it, but maybe don't swear by it! Essentially: We Google so you don't have to. ENJOY!
For Metals, a Free Heart can mean the difference between flying and falling. How can the Metal Elemental type free their hearts and fly free in life? Can you let the power of the Metal Lungs let go of deep-seated anger and jealousy to fly their magic carpet through life instead of falling and going splat? "If you can say that you always do this particular thing whenever that particular situation happens, the question is why ... and at the core of this is the idea that those issues probably come from your heart pains, which come from past experiences that we can't let go of, and are haunted by -- even if it's completely unconscious." By Jaye McElroy and Leta Herman | Follow: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram What are the Metal tentacles of the heart ? Update from Alchemy Learning Center: Dai Mai Livestream Course Coming up on April 16! Learn about the Master Alchemy Apprenticeship Program! 2023 cohort now open for enrollment Apathy and Deep Seated Anger are the the primary tentacles for Metal people (bonus: Temptation and Jealousy). The Yin nature of Metals makes them more reserved and observant - less "overly involved" - so more prone to retreat and shutting down. A Metal person's nightmare could have them feeling disconnected and unable to find the way back. The Apathy is the feeling that they'd rather do nothing -- life is just too painful -- when they've experienced deep trauma and the disconnect can feel all encompassing. Apathy can be a mechanism where total surrender of CONTROL (especially in instances of trauma and abuse) allows for the Metal person to survive the circumstances of their environment. Even if they aren't doing something about it, a Metal person is going to feel Deep Seated Anger at the injustice of the situation; this could be suppressed and building up until a time when it explodes! Metals tend not to overindulge on things like food, though they might feel tempted by things they aren't supposed to have... A Metal person can get really stuck in addiction if it feeds the impulse to be non-compliant with a norm (they follow the rules but find ways to be slightly deviant) -- think about the "cool" smoker. Moxibustion or incense could help to offset some feelings of lack if a Metal smoker decides to quit. Metal Jealousy is about not getting the RESPECT they deserve, and seeing others get it. The Free Your Heart Meditation can help you to re-write the memories of experiences which have caused these tentacles to develop and create triggers in your life today. Thought Quote: "Notoriously some of the big kings and queens of rock and roll, sex and drugs, but in everyday life, we have them around us of course...they just love a good Rebel Yell!" Jaye McElroy Links in this Episode: The Alchemy Learning Center -- a new online community of learning. Five Element, Nine Palaces, and Alchemy online classes on live online events. New classes on the Five Elements: Becoming an Alchemical Healer Series Master Alchemy Apprenticeship program Check out our new App in the App Store or the Google Play Store! Through the Mystery Gate, by Leta and Jaye What If... T-Shirt How to send us your Five Element walking videos Email your questions and voice memos to Info AT InspiredActionPodcast.com. #InspiredActionPodcast Join Our Facebook Group Click here to join our Facebook group for additional content or to send us a question. Through the Mystery Gate book #InspiredActionPodcast Join Our Facebook Group Click here to join our Facebook group for additional content or to send us a question. Join Our Inner Circle If you would like to join our email newsletter list, click below. (We will never sell or misuse your email in any way, it is safe.)
Dr. Sydney Malawer, DAIM L.Ac. runs Tendervine Health, an acupuncture and integrative East-Asian medicine practice in Berkeley, CA that specializes in the treatment of complex conditions, in particular autoimmune dermatology, digestive issues, thyroid conditions, and joint pain. She came to East-Asian medicine through her own struggle with psoriasis and seeks to bring the same comfort, relief, and advocacy to her patients that she has received throughout her struggle. Dr. Sydney's training is focused in Traditional Japanese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, classical herbalism, and clinical integrative East-Asian medicine. She holds a B.S. from Cornell University, graduated summa cum laude from the Master's in East-Asian Medicine program at the Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College (AIMC) at Berkeley, and also earned a doctorate in Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine through AIMC Berkeley. She is a lecturer in both the master's and doctorate programs at the Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine College at Berkeley and in the doctorate program at the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences, where she teaches classes on Japanese acupuncture and integrative clinical lab testing. In addition to her private practice and teaching positions, Dr. Sydney volunteers at the Charlotte Maxwell Integrative Cancer Care Center, providing acupuncture to low-income women with cancer.
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Michael Casper was born and raised in Rockland County, New York. He began dancing at age 19 at Swarthmore College while getting his degree in English Literature. In addition to taking classes with the Swarthmore faculty, Michael studied dance in New York at the Cunningham studio and worked as an administrative intern for Twyla Tharp Dance.He moved to Minneapolis in 1989 to be an understudy with New Dance Ensemble. He became a company member in 1989 and was with the Ensemble and Laboratory until its disbanding in 1994. From 1994 to 1997, Michael danced independently with Minnesota Opera, Children's Theatre, and independent choreographers in the Twin Cities, including the Flying Sisters. He also worked as an independent choreographer. His work was presented at various venues including Choreographer's evening at the Walker and Studio 2B at the Hennepin Center for theArts. From 1998 to 2001 Michael was dance and movement instructor/choreographer for the Eden Prairie High School marching band color guard. In 1996, Michael enrolled at the Minnesota Center for Shiatsu Study and completed Shiatsu training in 1997. After graduating, he began working at the school as a therapist and instructor, which later merged with Northern Lights school of Massage to become CenterPoint. In 2006, Michael completed the western massage training at CenterPoint in Swedish, Trigger Point Therapy, and Therapeutic Massage.Michael has been a bodywork therapist and instructor for over 25 years. He has practiced in a range of professional settings including the Aliveness Project, Qi Nordeast, the Great Metropolitan Backrub and CenterPoint Professional Clinic. He currently practices at The Wellness Center in south Minneapolis.In addition to Shiatsu and Massage therapy, Michael has done additional training in Thai Yoga Massage, Cupping, Moxibustion, Tuina, Foot and Hand Reflexology.In his time as an instructor at CenterPoint, Michael has taught a wide range of classes including Shiatsu technique, Summary session, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Professional ethics and communication, and Special Populations.
The lung chi is strong today, honey! Traditional Chinese Medicine Queen Sandra Lanshin Chiu is here today and the convo flows to so many exciting and unexpected places, like how acupuncture can get you a date, smokey toilets, embracing your heritage and culture, and how to properly research your shamans. For a list of everything mentioned in this episode, go to www.NatchBeaut.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What if the key to unlocking sexual prowess was inside you all along? Chris Shelton is a Chinese medicine and Qigong (Chee-gong) master who's helped thousands worldwide reclaim their health and enjoy a life free from chronic pain. He is also the founder of the Morning Crane healing art center in San Jose and the author of Qigong for Self Refinement. In this episode, we talk about how Chinese medicine believes that Chi (life force energy) is essential for human health and how its practice of harnessing this energy improves overall health, reduces stress, and could even supercharge your sex life. Dive in and find out how Qi Gong can boost your sexual performance and become the positive change you need in your life. [00:00 - 08:29] How to Enhance Your Sexual Performance with Qigong • Get to know Chris Shelton, Chinese medicine and Chiang (Qigong) master. • Chris gives an introduction to what Qigong is and how it taps into our own life force. • How Qigong works to improve mental and physical health. • Understanding Qi, or life force, and why we should care about it. • Becoming your own doctor - intro to the concept of preventative medicine. [08:29 - 13:53] How Qigong Can Help You Achieve Quality of Life • How Qigong is used to reduce stress and relieve pain • https://open.spotify.com/album/3S3Hqvyp0ARq5GXVRNeOzQ (Chris Shelton Spotify Meditation), designed to calm the mind and body. • A form of anti-aging and healing the body at the source instead of the symptom. • Qigong helps to get people out of their heads and back into their bodies. [13:54 - 24:45] How Chinese Medicine Can Help You Keep Your Sex Life Alive • How the body's organs play a significant role in the process of erection. • The mind suffers when the brain is stressed, affecting the body. • Why sex is similar to fighting and vice versa. • Chris explains microcosmic-orbit meditation in his book - https://www.amazon.com/Qigong-Self-Refinement-Total-Health-Elements/dp/145257474X/ref=sr_1_2?qid=1662539917&refinements=p_27%3AChris+Shelton&s=books&sr=1-2 (Qigong for Self-Refinement). • This practice can help to improve overall sexual function and help men last longer. [24:46 - 31:08] Less Release and More Life • Taoist Sexology and how its practice improves sex life and longevity. • Moxibustion therapy - the natural Viagra. • A quick word from our sponsor - https://mensexualityclub.com/salespage (The Modern Man Club) • I talk about how too much release or stagnation can lead to disease. [31:09 - 40:20] How To Increase Penile Firmness And Stamina • How physical issues are linked to your mental and emotional state. • When there is stagnation of energy in the perineum or sexual organs, it can lead to disease. • Mental emotions such as fear and shock can also affect the kidneys, which affects the penis. • Men need to be more open about discussing their sexual health. • Taking a "little blue pill" leads to a false sense of confidence and hijacks the natural sexual response. [40:21 - 48:46] Your 5 Elements and Why They're So Important • Ways to connect with Chris and start your healing process. • Take the https://sheltonqigong.com/the-5-element-questionnaire/ (5 Elements Questionnaire). • How to interpret your 5 elements results. • The importance of communicating with your partner. [48:47 - 47:46] Making Qigong More Mainstream • Why Qigong has struggled to gain momentum. • The value of being a 5,000-year-old practice. • Qigong is starting to gain more popularity. • Chris talks about an upcoming move he's in, promoting Qigong. Quotes: “[Qi Gong] gives people the tools to transform their mental and emotional state and at the same time increases their physical well-being.” - Chris Shelton "You could have the quality of life that we all deserve…” - Chris Shelton Be sure...
Welcome to episode #10 of The Awaken Indy Podcast. Today's guest is Dr. Kim Filkins. The opioid epidemic is on the rise with many side effects and overdoses accompanying this trend. Kim is a licensed acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist. She uses a broad spectrum of modalities to help clients address pain, improve their physiology, eat better, and promote overall wellness. Today's episode will cover:Why opioid use is on the rise. How to address pain. Eastern botanical medicine.Moxibustion.Cupping.Light therapy.Acupuncture.And much more. If you enjoyed Kim's message, connect with her: https://zenpenguinwellness.com/We also appreciate it if you could like and share today's episode. Also, please subscribe to the show so you can receive updates when episodes come out. If you have any questions or recommendations, email us podcast@georgetownmarket.com. Enjoy!
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Active Component of Grape Seed Extract Effective Against Cancer Cells University of Colorado Cancer Center, June 13 2022 A University of Colorado Cancer Center study published online ahead of print in the journal Nutrition and Cancer describes the laboratory synthesis of the most active component of grape seed extract, B2G2, and shows this synthesized compound induces the cell death known as apoptosis in prostate cancer cells while leaving healthy cells unharmed. “We've shown similar anti-cancer activity in the past with grape seed extract (GSE), but now we know B2G2 is its most biologically active ingredient which can be synthesized in quantities that will allow us to study the detailed death mechanism in cancer cells,” says Alpna Tyagi, PhD, of the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. The group pinpointed B2G2 as the most active compound, but, “it's expensive and it takes a long time to isolate B2G2 from grape seed extract,” Tyagi says. This expense related to the isolation of B2G2 has limited the group's further exploration. So instead of purifying B2G2 from GSE, the group decided to synthesize it in the lab. The current study reports the success of this effort, including the ability to synthesize gram-quantity of B2G2 reasonably quickly and inexpensively. In the paper's second half, the group shows anti-cancer activity of synthesized B2G2 similar in mechanism and degree to overall GSE effectiveness. Improving Memory Naturally: Sage Contains Similar Compounds as Modern Alzheimer's Drugs Newcastle and Northumbria Universities, June 14 2022 Sage was named “Herb of the Year” in 2001 by the International Herb Association. Some of the latest research shows how sage can boost memory and cognitive health. The leaves and stems of sage contain these antioxidant enzymes that protect against free radical oxidative cell damage as well as provide inflammatory relief from ailments such as arthritis and asthma. The Medicinal Plant Research Centre (MPRC) of England conducted studies at Newcastle and Northumbria Universities with sage oil herb pills against placebo pills. Those who took the sage performed much better with a word recall test than those who took the placebo. In the long run, home-made tinctures are the most economical way to have and use highly effective tinctures for a long time. Trade the chair for fresh air: Study explores link between sitting time and cardio health Simon Fraser University (Canada), June 15 2022 New research is adding further weight to the argument that prolonged sitting may be hazardous to your health. An international study surveying more than 100,000 individuals in 21 countries found that people who sat for six to eight hours a day had a 12–13 percent increased risk for early death and heart disease, while those who sat for more than eight hours daily increased that to a sobering 20 percent. Their research followed individuals over an average of 11 years and determined that high amounts of sitting time were associated with increased risk of early death and cardiovascular disease. Not surprising, those who sat the most and were the least active had the highest risk—up to 50 percent—while those who sat the most but were also the most active had a substantially lower risk of about 17 percent. “For those sitting more than four hours a day, replacing a half hour of sitting with exercise reduced the risk by two percent,” Lear notes. “With only one in four Canadians meeting the activity guidelines there's a real opportunity here for people to increase their activity and reduce their chances of early death and heart disease.” Acupuncture Can Treat Alzheimer's Disease Hubei University of Chinese Medicine (China), June 5, 2022 An increasing number of clinical and animal studies have confirmed that acupuncture is effective for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease. Moxibustion is reported to be more effective than electro-acupuncture for improving space-recognizing memory ability in aged mice, suggesting that moxibustion is another alternative or complementary therapy used to treat Alzheimer's disease. Dr. Yanjun Du and team from Hubei University of Chinese Medicine, China only used suspended moxibustion (also named warming moxibustion, scarring moxibustion, or herb-partition moxibustion) on Baihui and Shenshu acupoints to observe the action of pre-moxibustion on preventing apoptosis in a rat model of Alzheimer's disease. The pre-moxibustion group was treated with moxibustion for eight courses (each course lasting for 6 days) prior to the exposure and 14 days after Aβ1–42 exposure. Moxibustion prior to Aβ1–42 exposure was more effective than moxibustion after Aβ1–42 exposure in protecting the neuronal structure and lowering the apoptosis rate. Their findings indicate that a combination of preventive and therapeutic moxibustion has a beneficial effect for the prevention of Alzheimer's disease development. Men and women with brain condition could be helped by vitamin E Cangzhou Central Hospital (China), June 15 2022. Leukoaraiosis is an abnormality in the brain's white matter that appears on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as white matter hyperintensities. In an article published in the International Journal of Neuroscience, researchers at Cangzhou Central Hospital in Hebei, China reported improvements in factors related to leukoaraiosis among adults given supplements containing vitamin E. “Leukoaraiosis (LA) is a disease manifested by demyelination and gliosis in white matter, mainly caused by cerebrovascular diseases,” Yan Wang and colleagues wrote. “Leukoaraiosis is closely related to the expression level of inflammatory factors, oxidative stress, and vascular endothelial dysfunction in patients. Vitamin E may play antioxidant and anti-inflammatory roles in various diseases.” Participants received 200 IU, 400 IU or 600 international units (IU) vitamin E or a placebo daily for 12 weeks. At the end of the treatment period, blood samples were evaluated for the inflammatory factors C-reactive protein, complement C3 and C4, and matrix metalloproteins 2 and 9, as well as for markers of oxidative stress and endothelial function (function of the lining of the arteries, which is impaired in cerebrovascular and cardiovascular disease). Inflammation, oxidative stress and endothelial function improved in all groups that received vitamin E in comparison with the placebo. Cognitive function scores also significantly improved in the vitamin E-treated groups. Improvement in all measured factors was correlated with higher doses of vitamin E. Chlorogenic acid plus chromium improves insulin resistance and lowers obesity in mice University of Toledo, June 10 2022 In an article published in Nutrition & Metabolism, University of Toledo researchers report that a combination of chromium and chlorogenic acid (CGA), a polyphenol occurring in coffee, reversed the development of obesity and insulin resistance in mice caused by the intake of a high-fat diet. Sonia M. Najjar and her associates fed male BL6 mice a standard diet or a high-fat diet for seven weeks. During the last three weeks of the diet, the high-fat group received a daily oral supplement containing water, chlorogenic acid, or a combination of chlorogenic acid and chromium in a base that contained caffeine. Body weight was measured weekly, insulin tolerance was assessed at four and seven weeks, and glucose and glucose tolerance were assessed at the end of the treatment period. At four weeks, animals supplemented with chlorogenic acid and the combination of chlorogenic acid and chromium experienced weight loss within two weeks, and attained weights comparable to those of animals that received a standard diet. While insulin resistance after four weeks was greater among high-fat diet-fed mice compared to those fed a standard diet, supplementation with chlorogenic acid plus chromium reduced this effect, and restored it to a level comparable to that of standard-diet-fed mice. Glucose tolerance and glucose levels were similarly restored in animals that received the supplement combination.
Script: https://tcmpodcast.me/episode-02-getting-rid-of-time-consuming-habits/ Most people, when they face Chinese Medicine at some point, are primarily interested in how TCM can benefit their health, which conditions it can treat and how it works. Few people would ever wonder about its origins - when, and more importantly, why the ancient Chinese began to treat diseases by puncturing the body with bare needles or use herbs to relieve sickness. So far only few researchers paid attention to these questions; most Chinese Medicine textbooks and acupuncture practicums mention origin of TCM as uniform theory without much coherently identified evidence. According to standard, widely used theory in P.R. China acupuncture had its origins early in the Late Stone Age (the Neolithic Age, c. 8000-3500 BC) and developed gradually over many thousands of years through a process of trials and errors. The traumatic nature of acupuncture, and it's treatment protocols may appear quite crude by modem standards. We do recognize long history in China full of various inventions and discoveries. However, if the accepted knowledge is correct, we are confronted with a great mystery. Why did acupuncture, unlike any other healing system, appear only in ancient China and nowhere else in the classical world? As a matter of fact, it was a great and relatively sudden invention based on theory as well as practice, which occurred in classical China, not long before the birth of Christ. The Western Han Dynasty arose over 2000 years ago. This is a considerable span of time in the overall history of human civilization. However, in the context of China's 4000 years of recorded history, the civilization of the Western Han was actually more modern than primitive. The previous centuries had seen the blossoming of Chinese culture during the intellectual give-and-take of the Spring and Autumn (110-416 BC) and Warring States 415-221 BC) Periods, and the subsequent territorial unification of China by the Qin Dynasty (221-201 BC) laid a foundation for the cultural integration of the diverse states. Acupuncture was one of the fruits of this rich period of Chinese history. Many aspects of Chinese culture, including technology, geography, philosophy and social relations, contributed to the invention and development of acupuncture. For example, through their work with flood control the Chinese ancestors learned to use dredging to remove obstacles and direct the flow of water through riverbeds, the channels of the Earth. This led to the realization that needling could be similarly used to remove obstructions and stimulate the flow of Qi through the meridians, the channels of the body. The holistic application of the same principle allowed the classical Chinese both to control flooding and to treat disease and disorder. This intuitive association between the channels of the Earth (the macrocosm) and the channels of the body (the microcosm) may seem strange to modern readers, but holism, the awareness that each part mirrors the whole, was one of the most fundamental principles of classical Chinese philosophy. Chinese holistic thought regards humanity, society and Nature as an organic, unified whole. The human body is seen as a microcosmic image of Nature. It is believed that Human and Nature are similarly constituted and governed by the same laws, and that their disorders can therefore be similarly managed. The invention of acupuncture was a direct outgrowth of this holistic philosophy. Web: https://www.meer.com/en/42163-the-origin-of-acupuncture-and-moxibustion Info: www.tcmpodcast.me
In this episode, we continue the conversation with Todd Garrity, LAc, this time discussing how he approaches pain relief in his acupuncture practice. While most people know that acupuncture can treat pain, there is a lot more to it than sticking needles into painful muscles. In particular, Todd's use of the Korean Hand Therapy system presents an alternative approach, which we discuss here as well as in videos on our Youtube channel.Don't forget to leave us questions, topics and feedback on the podcast page of our website!During this short discussion we touch on a variety of interesting topics including:What sorts of pain acupuncture can treatHow an acupuncture microsystem works to treat painThe role of burning mugwort - moxibustion - in treatment of painHow surgical procedures can interrupt qi flow, and how treatment can helpHow treating the root of a disease is different from chasing symptomsSome things mentioned on the podcast that you might want to explore further:Acupressure pelletsLion moxa warmersA great book about moxibustion, meant for practitioners and very curious patients
Oran is a British acupuncturist, author, trainer and coach. In practice since 1987, he specialized in pain-free Japanese acupuncture, developing his own rhythmic moxibustion method, which he teaches worldwide. Based in Taiwan, he delights in coaching fellow practitioners, therapists and professionals to find their path, using tiny habits to make big changes.Quote: Acupuncture doesn't cure, it triggers the body to cure itself - Oran Kivity Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:Stay fully engaged with your passion. When you hit a ‘wall' ask for helpLaughter, movement and community are crucial to a life well livedStart your day with a moment of silence to get Leveled UP!Oran will be remembered as a vessel of change for the better in people's lives. Kind and lovingAcupuncture can help you alter your mood, which can help with depression and other ‘illnesses' If a day goes by that you do not learn something is a bad dayHere is a link to this episode on our website: https://timetoshinetoday.com/podcast/orankivity/ Recommended Resources: Oran's Acupuncture SiteOran's Author PageOran's Linked INOran's YouTubeOran's FacebookOran's InstagramHost Your Podcast for Free with Buzz Sprout Our Show Sponsor Sutter and Nugent Real Estate - Real Estate Excellence Music Courtesy of: fight by urmymuse (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/urmymuse/58696 Ft: Stefan Kartenberg, Kara Square
Today's conversation with Master Sha is very special for a few reasons. First of all, this will be the last episode of our first season of Dawn of an Era of Well-Being: The Podcast. We thank all of our wonderful listeners for your mindful support and love as we brought you this initial season, and do not be dismayed since we are preparing to bring you another exciting season with more fascinating guests and topical discussion. So stay tuned, season two of Dawn of an Era of Well-Being is coming soon!Another reason this episode is so special (and unusual) is that it will also be available in video format so that our audience will have the rare chance to witness Master Sha demonstrate his calligraphy on screen. If you wish to view this podcast in its video format, please visit one of the links listed below. Of course any opportunity to have an in depth conversation with the Tao Grandmaster, Dr. and Master Zhi Gang Sha would count as a very special occasion. In addition to Master Sha's masterful calligraphy demonstration, we will also embark on an absorbing discussion on such matters as connectivity, consciousness, and healing. VIDEO LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b296sqo7XaYMaster Zhi Gang Sha is a Tao grandmaster, healer, teacher, and author of 30 books, including 11 New York Times bestsellers and several others on the bestseller lists of the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Amazon. He has an MD degree in Western medicine from China and is also a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture. Master Sha has combined the essence of Western medicine with ancient wisdom to create Soul Mind Body Medicine and Tao teachings to help humanity. He is a grandmaster of several Asian arts and in 2002 was named Qigong Master of the Year at the Fourth World Congress on Qigong. With the creation of Tao Calligraphy, he received the highest honors a Chinese calligrapher can receive, being appointed to the position of National Chinese Calligrapher Master as well as Honorable Researcher Professor by the State Ethnic Academy of Painting in Beijing, China.Master Sha founded the Tao Academy to share Tao wisdom and practices through classes, workshops, retreats, and training programs. He has trained thousands of teachers and practitioners worldwide and taught many students simple but powerful self-healing techniques. Through the Sha Research Foundation, he has sponsored scientific research studies that have shown the benefits of the Tao practices and Tao Calligraphy. For his original contributions, Master Sha was named the Spiritual Innovator of the Year in 2020 by the International Association of Top Professionals. A renowned humanitarian, he founded the Love Peace Harmony Foundation and has received widespread recognition for his service to humanity, including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Commission Award for promoting world peace.Master Sha received an MD from Xi'an Jiaotong University in 1983 and was certified as an acupuncturist and herbalist in 1986 by the World Health Organization's Institute of International Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Beijing, China, where he taught acupuncture, tai chi, and qi gong to foreign physicians. He also completed a Master's Degree in Hospital Administration at the University of the Philippines in 1988. While there, word of his skill as an acupuncturist spread and he treated numerous VIPs while also offering a street clinic for the poor. Master Sha and his healing practices have been featured in a public television documentary and are the subject of the full-length film Soul Masters: Dr. Sha and Dr Guo.
Saajida Omar on the topic of benefits of cupping and moxibustion cupping by Radio Islam
In this episode, I sit down with Naturopath Dr. Susan Frame to discuss: What is moxibustion? How does it work?What does the research say?How it can be used as a tool to turn a breech babyHow many sessions are required?What does this look like for clients?When should women be referred in their pregnancy?Dr. Susan Frame is a naturopathic doctor in Kelowna BC with a special interest in women's health concerns - specifically in pre-conception, pregnancy and postpartum health, as well as hormonal concerns of any kind. She also loves working with kiddos of all ages. She focuses on whole-body health, and aims to find and address the root cause of symptoms. She uses comprehensive lab testing and assessment techniques while blending traditional practices such as acupuncture and herbal medicine to allow the body to rebalance itself.Links to contact Susan:Website: https://www.drsusanframe.comInstagramLinks mentioned in episode:Episode 31 - Cesarean birth: an OBGYN perspective Higashihara et al 2021 Smoke or smokeless moxibustion treatment for breech presentation: A three-arm pilot trial https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33999503/Liao et al 2021 Correction of Breech Presentation with Moxibustion and Acupuncture: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34067379/Smith et al 2014 The practice of acupuncture and moxibustion to promote cephalic version for women with a breech presentation: implications for clinical practice and research https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24559820/Thanks for joining me! Here is where you can find more:my online course to walk you through pregnancy, birth prep and postpartum recovery: https://mommyberries.comTo make a donation to offset the cost of production click donate:DonateWant more details on the small groups?Contact: mel@mommyberries.comFollow me on:InstagramFacebookYouTubeSupport the show
Melissa & Jenn's kids are now old enough to participate in sleepovers at the homes of friends....or are they? We discuss the pros and cons of sleepovers, and why they should be banned all together! Plus, what is moxibustion? Jenn explains how she tried it with her first pregnancy and what the results were.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
De toutes les pratiques issues de la médecine traditionnelle chinoise, il en est une assez méconnue : la moxibustion.Inspirée de la technique de l'acupuncture puis adaptée au fil du temps et des cultures, elle a fait ses preuves pour soulager différents systèmes du corps en y rééquilibrant l'énergie grâce entre antres à la chaleur. Peuvent en bénéficier : le système digestif, respiratoire, ostéo-articulaire mais aussi et surtout le système gynécologique.Je laisse donc Gaëtan vous en dire plus sur cette pratique, sa manière de se l'approprier, et son engagement tout particulier envers la santé des femmes !À vos casques !—Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur la pratique de Gaëtan et son projet d'itinérance en faveur de l'endométriose, vous le retrouverez sur son site internet ainsi que son compte instagram. J'ai d'ailleurs répondu à ses questions sur l'endométriose et la naturopathie dans cette vidéo !>> DÉCOUVREZ LE TOUT PREMIER PROGRAMME AUDIO D'INITIATION À LA NATUROPATHIE !
De toutes les pratiques issues de la médecine traditionnelle chinoise, il en est une assez méconnue : la moxibustion. Inspirée de la technique de l'acupuncture puis adaptée au fil du temps et des cultures, elle a fait ses preuves pour soulager différents systèmes du corps en y rééquilibrant l'énergie grâce entre antres à la chaleur. Peuvent en bénéficier : le système digestif, respiratoire, ostéo-articulaire mais aussi et surtout le système gynécologique.Je laisse donc Gaëtan vous en dire plus sur cette pratique, sa manière de se l'approprier, et son engagement tout particulier envers la santé des femmes !À vos casques !—Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur la pratique de Gaëtan et son projet d'itinérance en faveur de l'endométriose, vous le retrouverez sur son site internet ainsi que son compte instagram. J'ai d'ailleurs répondu à ses questions sur l'endométriose et la naturopathie dans cette vidéo !Si vous aimez Healthy Living et souhaitez m'aider à faire connaître le podcast, n'hésitez pas à le partager autour de vous auprès de personnes que cela pourrait aider ou intéresser. N'hésitez pas également à laisser des appréciations et commentaires sur votre application d'écoute préférée, ainsi qu'à faire un don au podcast pour le soutenir et l'aider à perdurer. It means the world to me!Pour ne rien manquer des actualités du podcast, pensez à vous abonner sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée, à me rejoindre sur insta et à vous inscrire à la newsletter dans laquelle je partage chaque mois une avalanche de good vibes et astuces healthy ! Je vous retrouve également sur youtube avec du contenu vidéo inédit ainsi que certains de mes épisodes préférés en versions sous-titrée, accessible aux sourds et malentendants ! Vous voulez encore plus de bien-être ? Rendez-vous sur Patreon où je vous propose du contenu mensuel exclusif sur le bien-être et la naturopathie dans le but de vous accompagner vers un quotidien sain et serein. Trois abonnements sont proposés, selon vos envies et votre budget ! Par ici pour les bonnes énergies !Et bien entendu, je continue à vous accompagner en naturopathie pour des rendez-vous individualisés ciblés sur vos besoins et problématiques. N'hésitez pas à me contacter pour une demande de rendez-vous en visio ou en région bordelaise !Découvrez la playlist de l'automne, pour accueillir les feuilles dorées et les boissons chaudes épicées.Création originale : Marion PezardRéalisation & production : Marion PezardMontage & mixage : Marion PezardMusique : Alice, Hicham Chahidi
Moxibustion is an ancient form of heat therapy used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. In this episode, we dive deeper into this topic, giving you a brief introduction to what moxibustion is all about.
Acuneedling – What is it and how can it help during pregnancy, labour and postnatally? Today I chat with Lauretta of Ballarat Born about the benefits of acuneedling / acupuncture during the perinatal period.To connect with Lauretta find her social pages in the show notes
Yuan Jun Liu considers herself to be a global citizen with a passion for bringing people together, particularly the ever so divided East and West. In this episode, June talks about her internal conflict being raised in both China and America. She discusses how it shaped it and put her on a path to creating MOXIWELL, which is a traditional method of helping periods using the time-tested moxibustion. June's passion doesn't just end with MOXIWELL but starts there. Tune in to listen! ------------------- ANDWHY. is a multi-media platform to share people's dreams and to inspire people to dream. In our podcast, we are providing motivating episodes to help people tackle their lives' obstacles that prevent them from following their dreams. We also share people's stories to help similar-minded people connect with one another and to find inspiration in their stories. *If you'd like to donate to this podcast, please follow the link at the end* ------------------- Check out Moxi Well https://moxiwell.life/ Read about June https://yuanjunliu.co/ ------------------- Follow our Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/andwhymedia/ Check out our website: https://andwhymedia.com/ The host, Annie's, personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anniexjl/ ------------------ Here are links to credit: Sam Kim - producer of podcast jingle - https://soundcloud.com/samksongs Sydney Lee - illustrator of the previous podcast cover art - https://www.instagram.com/sglstudios/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/annie-law/support
Dr. Sha is a medical doctor in China and a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in China and Canada. Born in the Shaanxi province of China in 1956, he became interested in healing as a young child as he observed people in his immediate and extended family struggling with a variety of illnesses. At the age of six, he was accepted by the first of several masters in Eastern martial arts. At 22, even before completing his training as a physician, Dr. Sha began to combine the knowledge of energy development he had learned through his practice of martial arts with traditional Chinese acupuncture to create his own unique acupuncture system. Dr. Sha went on to study at Xi'an Jiaotong University, completing his medical degree in Western medicine in 1983. He was also certified as an acupuncturist and herbalist in 1986 by the World Health Organization's Institute of International Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Beijing, where he taught acupuncture, tai chi and qigong to foreign physicians. He is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and a registered acupuncturist in Canada. In 2005, under the aegis of Dr. Zhi Chen Guo, his revered teacher in China since 1990, he became the sole Western teacher of Body Space Medicine, which helped contain the SARS epidemic in China. Dr. Sha also completed a Master's degree in Hospital Administration at the University of the Philippines in 1988. While there, word of his skill as an acupuncturist spread and he treated numerous VIPs while offering a street clinic for the poor. The founder of the Institute of Soul Healing and Enlightenment™, Dr. Sha also supports the ongoing studies and projects of the Sha Research Foundation. - www.drsha.comFor Your Listening Pleasure for these Lockdown / Stay-At-Home COVID and Variants Times - For all the radio shows available on The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network visit - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv.Our radio shows archives and programming include: A Different Perspective with Kevin Randle; Alien Cosmic Expo Lecture Series; Alien Worlds Radio Show; America's Soul Doctor with Ken Unger; Back in Control Radio Show with Dr. David Hanscom, MD; Connecting with Coincidence with Dr. Bernard Beitman, MD; Dick Tracy; Dimension X; Exploring Tomorrow Radio Show; Flash Gordon; Imagine More Success Radio Show with Syndee Hendricks and Thomas Hydes; Jet Jungle Radio Show; Journey Into Space; Know the Name with Sharon Lynn Wyeth; Lux Radio Theatre - Classic Old Time Radio; Mission Evolution with Gwilda Wiyaka; Paranormal StakeOut with Larry Lawson; Ray Bradbury - Tales Of The Bizarre; Sci Fi Radio Show; Seek Reality with Roberta Grimes; Space Patrol; Stairway to Heaven with Gwilda Wiyaka; The 'X' Zone Radio Show with Rob McConnell; Two Good To Be True with Justina Marsh and Peter Marsh; and many other!That's The ‘X' Zone Broadcast Network Shows and Archives - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv
Dr. Sha is a medical doctor in China and a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in China and Canada. Born in the Shaanxi province of China in 1956, he became interested in healing as a young child as he observed people in his immediate and extended family struggling with a variety of illnesses. At the age of six, he was accepted by the first of several masters in Eastern martial arts. At 22, even before completing his training as a physician, Dr. Sha began to combine the knowledge of energy development he had learned through his practice of martial arts with traditional Chinese acupuncture to create his own unique acupuncture system. Dr. Sha went on to study at Xi'an Jiaotong University, completing his medical degree in Western medicine in 1983. He was also certified as an acupuncturist and herbalist in 1986 by the World Health Organization's Institute of International Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Beijing, where he taught acupuncture, tai chi and qigong to foreign physicians. He is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and a registered acupuncturist in Canada. In 2005, under the aegis of Dr. Zhi Chen Guo, his revered teacher in China since 1990, he became the sole Western teacher of Body Space Medicine, which helped contain the SARS epidemic in China. Dr. Sha also completed a Master's degree in Hospital Administration at the University of the Philippines in 1988. While there, word of his skill as an acupuncturist spread and he treated numerous VIPs while offering a street clinic for the poor. The founder of the Institute of Soul Healing and Enlightenment™, Dr. Sha also supports the ongoing studies and projects of the Sha Research Foundation. - www.drsha.com For Your Listening Pleasure for these Lockdown / Stay-At-Home COVID and Variants Times - For all the radio shows available on The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network visit - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv. Our radio shows archives and programming include: A Different Perspective with Kevin Randle; Alien Cosmic Expo Lecture Series; Alien Worlds Radio Show; America's Soul Doctor with Ken Unger; Back in Control Radio Show with Dr. David Hanscom, MD; Connecting with Coincidence with Dr. Bernard Beitman, MD; Dick Tracy; Dimension X; Exploring Tomorrow Radio Show; Flash Gordon; Imagine More Success Radio Show with Syndee Hendricks and Thomas Hydes; Jet Jungle Radio Show; Journey Into Space; Know the Name with Sharon Lynn Wyeth; Lux Radio Theatre - Classic Old Time Radio; Mission Evolution with Gwilda Wiyaka; Paranormal StakeOut with Larry Lawson; Ray Bradbury - Tales Of The Bizarre; Sci Fi Radio Show; Seek Reality with Roberta Grimes; Space Patrol; Stairway to Heaven with Gwilda Wiyaka; The 'X' Zone Radio Show with Rob McConnell; Two Good To Be True with Justina Marsh and Peter Marsh; and many other! That's The ‘X' Zone Broadcast Network Shows and Archives - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv
Dr. Sha is a medical doctor in China and a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in China and Canada. Born in the Shaanxi province of China in 1956, he became interested in healing as a young child as he observed people in his immediate and extended family struggling with a variety of illnesses. At the age of six, he was accepted by the first of several masters in Eastern martial arts. At 22, even before completing his training as a physician, Dr. Sha began to combine the knowledge of energy development he had learned through his practice of martial arts with traditional Chinese acupuncture to create his own unique acupuncture system. Dr. Sha went on to study at Xi'an Jiaotong University, completing his medical degree in Western medicine in 1983. He was also certified as an acupuncturist and herbalist in 1986 by the World Health Organization's Institute of International Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Beijing, where he taught acupuncture, tai chi and qigong to foreign physicians. He is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and a registered acupuncturist in Canada. In 2005, under the aegis of Dr. Zhi Chen Guo, his revered teacher in China since 1990, he became the sole Western teacher of Body Space Medicine, which helped contain the SARS epidemic in China. Dr. Sha also completed a Master's degree in Hospital Administration at the University of the Philippines in 1988. While there, word of his skill as an acupuncturist spread and he treated numerous VIPs while offering a street clinic for the poor. The founder of the Institute of Soul Healing and Enlightenment™, Dr. Sha also supports the ongoing studies and projects of the Sha Research Foundation. - www.drsha.com For Your Listening Pleasure for these Lockdown / Stay-At-Home COVID and Variants Times - For all the radio shows available on The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network visit - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv. Our radio shows archives and programming include: A Different Perspective with Kevin Randle; Alien Cosmic Expo Lecture Series; Alien Worlds Radio Show; America's Soul Doctor with Ken Unger; Back in Control Radio Show with Dr. David Hanscom, MD; Connecting with Coincidence with Dr. Bernard Beitman, MD; Dick Tracy; Dimension X; Exploring Tomorrow Radio Show; Flash Gordon; Imagine More Success Radio Show with Syndee Hendricks and Thomas Hydes; Jet Jungle Radio Show; Journey Into Space; Know the Name with Sharon Lynn Wyeth; Lux Radio Theatre - Classic Old Time Radio; Mission Evolution with Gwilda Wiyaka; Paranormal StakeOut with Larry Lawson; Ray Bradbury - Tales Of The Bizarre; Sci Fi Radio Show; Seek Reality with Roberta Grimes; Space Patrol; Stairway to Heaven with Gwilda Wiyaka; The 'X' Zone Radio Show with Rob McConnell; Two Good To Be True with Justina Marsh and Peter Marsh; and many other! That's The ‘X' Zone Broadcast Network Shows and Archives - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv
Dr. Sha is a medical doctor in China and a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in China and Canada. Born in the Shaanxi province of China in 1956, he became interested in healing as a young child as he observed people in his immediate and extended family struggling with a variety of illnesses. At the age of six, he was accepted by the first of several masters in Eastern martial arts. At 22, even before completing his training as a physician, Dr. Sha began to combine the knowledge of energy development he had learned through his practice of martial arts with traditional Chinese acupuncture to create his own unique acupuncture system. Dr. Sha went on to study at Xi'an Jiaotong University, completing his medical degree in Western medicine in 1983. He was also certified as an acupuncturist and herbalist in 1986 by the World Health Organization's Institute of International Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Beijing, where he taught acupuncture, tai chi and qigong to foreign physicians. He is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and a registered acupuncturist in Canada. In 2005, under the aegis of Dr. Zhi Chen Guo, his revered teacher in China since 1990, he became the sole Western teacher of Body Space Medicine, which helped contain the SARS epidemic in China. Dr. Sha also completed a Master's degree in Hospital Administration at the University of the Philippines in 1988. While there, word of his skill as an acupuncturist spread and he treated numerous VIPs while offering a street clinic for the poor. The founder of the Institute of Soul Healing and Enlightenment™, Dr. Sha also supports the ongoing studies and projects of the Sha Research Foundation. - www.drsha.comFor Your Listening Pleasure for these Lockdown / Stay-At-Home COVID and Variants Times - For all the radio shows available on The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network visit - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv.Our radio shows archives and programming include: A Different Perspective with Kevin Randle; Alien Cosmic Expo Lecture Series; Alien Worlds Radio Show; America's Soul Doctor with Ken Unger; Back in Control Radio Show with Dr. David Hanscom, MD; Connecting with Coincidence with Dr. Bernard Beitman, MD; Dick Tracy; Dimension X; Exploring Tomorrow Radio Show; Flash Gordon; Imagine More Success Radio Show with Syndee Hendricks and Thomas Hydes; Jet Jungle Radio Show; Journey Into Space; Know the Name with Sharon Lynn Wyeth; Lux Radio Theatre - Classic Old Time Radio; Mission Evolution with Gwilda Wiyaka; Paranormal StakeOut with Larry Lawson; Ray Bradbury - Tales Of The Bizarre; Sci Fi Radio Show; Seek Reality with Roberta Grimes; Space Patrol; Stairway to Heaven with Gwilda Wiyaka; The 'X' Zone Radio Show with Rob McConnell; Two Good To Be True with Justina Marsh and Peter Marsh; and many other!That's The ‘X' Zone Broadcast Network Shows and Archives - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv
Hey girl hey, this week we are talking about postpartum preparation and yoni steaming. Tune in to this episode to discover what you should be eating postpartum, some additional alternative health treatments that will support your recovery, and why you should include supplements during this time. In this show I will go into what you might experience postpartum, tips to help prepare for postpartum from a nutritional perspective, and the supplements you should be including. Later, I will speak to Aishat Hasati, a trained Full Spectrum Doula, Certified Innate Postpartum Care Provider, Certified Vaginal Steam Facilitator, Certified Lactation Educator Specialist, and budding Herbalist, to gain more insight. -Xo Raw GirlGrab your little one, get cozy, and learn:The importance of iron supplementationWhy you might consider including a therapist in your postpartum planThe role of a doula and ways they can support you postpartum What moxibustion is and its benefits The benefits of yoni steaming What to keep in mind when creating your postpartum plan Check out Aishat Hasati’s website: www.rootsheartandmind.comFind Aishat on Instagram @rootsheart and @nomadic_essentialzCheck out Aishat’s first illustrated book “On Mama’s Back” @onmamasback
Jason Wu – Optimizing Your Mental Health Through the Power of Mind-Body AlchemyAir Date: Tuesday, 23 February 2021 at 12:00 PM ET/9:00 AM PTThank you for tuning in, I’m so honored to have you choose to listen to this show! If you enjoy this episode, please do leave a review, take a screenshot of this podcast and shout me out on social media, so that more people can know about this!It would mean the world to me for you to take a few minutes to share & review this, as I would love to spread more love and consciousness to the collective!I am so excited that the doors have open to my 12 week mastermind Client Attraction Academy! This is for you if you’re a coach, healer, practitioner or lightworker just starting your business, or you have been in business for awhile and you haven’t quite monetized yet – so we are going to help you turn on your client and money flow through BE, DO, HAVE! Be who you are, authentically expressed, DO and create life and business from who you authentically are, so that you can HAVE all that you desire. This is the most feasible way to work with me, and you can learn more and enroll at https://www.7figureconfidence.com/academyNow on with today’s episode!Have you ever wondered how to optimize your mental capacity?What happens when you bring together Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, Reiki and Psychology?You get Jason Wu!As a mind-body alchemist, Jason is passionate about helping individuals who are living a fear-based, lost and disconnected lifestyle, to live more authentically and feel grounded enough to take on any adventure with both curiosity and fun. He wants to inspire you to make SHIT happen.With the Alchemy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda and Psychology, Jason is able to provide a multidimensional perspective with his treatment plans. Jason is able to provide treatments of Acupuncture, Electro-Acupuncture, Cupping, Gua Sha, Moxibustion, Therapeutic Massage, Reflexology and Reiki. This allows him to effectively treat clients for pain management, digestive problems and mental health issues.After completing 9 years of study in the Holistic Health Sciences, Jason continued to pursue his interest in the Mental Health field by studying Graduate-Level Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University in hopes to be able to register as a psychologist.You can connect with Jason Wu onIG: https://www.instagram.com/the.acu.psych/Let’s stay Connected! I would love to hear your thoughts of this episode!Facebook Business Page: Rosalyn Fung Coaching: Bold Sexy Warrior https://www.facebook.com/boldsexywarriors/Instagram: @boldsexywarriorFree Facebook Group: Magnetize & Monetize for Coaches, Healers & Entrepreneurs https://www.facebook.com/groups/soulgasmicwarriors/Free Client Attractor Checklist: http://funboldsexy.com/clientattractorVisit the Activate Your Soulgasmic Business Show Page at https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/activate-your-soulgasmic-businessConnect with Rosalyn Fung on her website http://www.rosalynfung.com#JasonWu #MentalHealth #OrgasmicBusiness #RosalynFung
Merlin Young is determined to provide safer and more effective treatment for the world's most deadly pandemic that today is killing more than 3,000 people per day: tuberculosis. In particular, Merlin has spent the past 14 years working with moxibustion in the treatment of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, work that has taken him to many places including Uganda, South Africa, and North Korea. Along with Jenny Craig, Merlin is co-founder of Moxafrica, a British-based charity investigating direct moxibustion immunomodulation as an adjunctive treatment for TB. He is a practitioner of Japanese Acupuncture and is author of The Moon Over Matsushima: Insights into mugwort and moxibustion. In this episode, Merlin and I explore the history of moxibustion, discuss the challenges and victories of conducting moxibustion research and running a charity, probe through the global plight of tuberculosis and especially multi-drug resistant TB, and finish with a call-to-help for a Uganda family who has been pivotal in the work of Moxafrica in Uganda. Merlin has a deep reservoir of knowledge of the ancient and often misunderstood practice of moxibustion, and his insights are helpful to both the acupuncture practitioner and layperson. It helps that he is an exceptional storyteller and has immense passion for his work of service to others. He is also incredibly generous with his time and knowledge and specifically has offered to engage with anyone to discuss the challenges our world faces and what our medicine might offer those who are most vulnerable. Light some artemisia, or perhaps incense, and settle in as Merlin blazes a global path of moxibustion. Please enjoy this episode of Pacific Rim College Radio with Merlin Young. Episode Links: Moxafrica 2 peer-reviewed paperson Moxafrica's research Donate to Esther's Surgery Fund The Moon Over Matsushima by Merlin Young Blowing in the Wind: Drug-Resistant TB and the Poor by Merlin Young Hard Rain: Forecasting the Future for Tuberculosis by Merlin Young Learning Links: School of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine at PRC Online Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine courses at PRCOnline Student Clinic at PRC
This week! Uncle Mark traces some insurrectionist DNA back to the Mormon Council of 50, Uncle Doug stinks up the place with Moxibustion, and Uncle Dan introduces us to Mrs. God with the Queen of Heaven!
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Alice and Leslie journey to China and explore the origins of acupuncture and cuisine across multiple dynasties.
In this the final VBAC birth story episode of 2020 we chat to Siobhan who lives with her husband and two children in the Gold Coast. Siobhan’s first baby was presenting footling breech towards the end stages of her pregnancy and after an unsuccessful ECV (External Cephalic Version) she reluctantly signed on the dotted line accepting a planned caesarean birth. Whilst the caesarean was text-book and she wasn’t separated from her baby, she did experience challenges with breastfeeding and also a bit of postpartum anxiety. In her next pregnancy she knew she wanted a VBAC from the beginning, but a second breech presentation and no support from her local hospital in attempting a breech VBAC led Siobhan to take matters into her own hands, determined to have a successful ECV to give herself the best chance of experiencing the kind of birth she always wanted. Siobhan raises important points on breech birth and how the maternity system can better facilitate breech presentations and potentially prevent many elective caesareans which are performed for this reason, often times without the presence of fully informed decision making. We look forward to bringing you more VBAC journeys in 2021! :)~ Notes ~Breech Birth Australia & New Zealand Support Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/breechVBAC Australia Support Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/342851302473349Specialist breech obstetrician:Dr. Andrew Bisitshttps://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/royal-hospital-for-womenNew QLD Health VBAC Guidelines (see notes on Breech VBAC and ECV):https://www.health.qld.gov.au/.../0022/140836/g-vbac.pdfBirth Trauma & PND/Anxiety Support:PANDAhttps://www.panda.org.au/info-support/after-birth/child-birth-traumaCOPEhttps://www.cope.org.au/preparing-for-birth/things-dont-go-plan/post-traumatic-stress-disorder-ptsd-2/The Gidget Foundationhttps://gidgetfoundation.org.au/get-support/,Beyond Bluehttps://www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/get-immediate-support**VBAC Birth Stories features women's lived experiences. It is not intended to replace medical advice. Should you have any concerns during your pregnancy please always consult your healthcare provider.Please connect with us on Facebook or Instagram: @vbacbirthstories
Tanisha Walters lives in Cooper Landing in Alaska. Tanisha and her husband Zack live with their two daughters Kaia and Maya, in a home they built together. She is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Japanese acupuncture practitioner, and yoga teacher.Tanisha shares how Traditional Chinese Medicine supports fertility and pregnancy through diet, how she used Moxibustion to flip her breech baby, acupuncture for induction for her second pregnancy, and Chinese herbs to support anaemia. She also observed the period of “sitting” during post partum after her babies were born.Tanisha shares her experience of two fast home births, one where her midwife only arrived after the birth of her second daughter, assisting with the delivery of the placenta.Other themes include managing anaemia, rectus diastases, prolapse, parenting, becoming a mother, self practice, Chinese medicine dietary recommendations for pregnancy, and living sustainably.ConnectTanisha WaltersResourcesBirthin from WithinBusiness of Being BornSupport the show (https://seventhseries.net/patreon/)
Jill from Alberta, Canada. She is a homeschooling mother to 3 children, a birth doula, and a recently certified birth support coach through the Birth Coach Method. She is excited to use her newly learned coaching tools to help her clients achieve their desired birth experience even if they cannot have a doula attend their birth. Jill works with pregnant women in their last trimester to coach them around their desires for their birth, their current reality, and circumstances and closes every coaching session with an action assignment designed to reach their goals. Aside from sharing her incredible VBAC story, we discuss: -What birth coaching is and how it is different from childbirth education. -How hiring a birth support coach can help you, even if you can't have a doula attend your birth. -How birth support coaching places the pregnant parent as an expert on their body and their birth. Find Jill and learn more about birth coaching on her Instagram page: @jillmcknight_birthdoula ( https://www.instagram.com/jillmcknight_birthdoula/ ) Episode Sponsor: This episode is brought to you by @Nourisher, formerly known as Milkful nursing bars, Nousrisher believes that moms deserve the most nutritious food. Their pre and post-natal bars are made to nourish her unique needs throughout motherhood, without sacrificing flavor. Their delicious flavors include Papaya Turmeric: A tropical treat! Folate-packed Papaya + anti-inflammatory Turmeric. Spirulina Ginger: Sweet and spicy! Nausea-soothing spicy ginger plus energy-boosting Spirulina, and Strawberry Rosehip: OMG flavor! Yummy strawberries plus immune-boosting Rosehip. Check them out at thevbaclink.com/go/nourisher ( https://www.thevbaclink.com/go/nourisher ) Meagan: Happy Wednesday, women of strength! It is Julie and Meagan. We have Jill with us today. She’s in Canada and we cannot wait to hear not only her stories, but we want to dive in a little bit more on birth coaching-- something that she has gone into during her journey. She actually has three kids. She had a C-section and then two VBACs. We can’t wait to hear that story. She is a certified birth coach and a birth doula. We’re really excited to hear more about the coaching, what that entails and how we all can learn more because I know as a doula, for me, I think that would be something really fun to add to my offerings and my skills. I can’t wait to hear that. Julie has a review of the week, so we’ll turn the time over to her. Review of the week Julie: I’m Julie and I have a review of the week and I’m also interested in learning about birth coaching. I’m just really excited. I’m not going to start asking questions and things because it’s the very beginning of the episode. But at the end we might just pick your brain a little bit, Jill. This review is from Apple Podcasts and the reviewer name is Khuxx. The review’s name is “Success.” Khuxx says, “This podcast helped me in so many ways. I had my VBAC baby in the early morning on Thanksgiving four days past my due date. I was religiously listening to this podcast in those three days leading up to labor as I felt my chances of my perfect labor were being ripped away. Putting my headphones and pushing play on The VBAC Link when I would start to doubt my ability my whole pregnancy was honestly my lifesaver. I told my midwives that this was helping me stay positive and I recommend it to EVERYONE. Thank you SO MUCH for creating the perfect podcast for all pregnant moms, not just moms wanting to VBAC. If I would have known about this with my first, maybe the outcome would have been different.” Thank you so much, Khuxx, for that review. We were just talking about that before we started recording. We wish this had been around when we were having babies. And Jill, same thing. 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Jill’s story Meagan: Okay, you guys. It’s podcast Wednesday and Jill has an awesome episode for you. Jill, we’re going to turn the time over to you to share your amazing story and then let us pick your brain at the end. Jill: Great. Thank you so much, Julie and Meagan. Thanks for having me. I am a VBAC mom. I had my first child in 2009. I didn’t have a doula. I didn’t really have a birth team set up. I went into it to see how it goes, kind of thing. I felt like an absolute goddess being pregnant, I’ll tell you that. But I always felt really deflated every time I left my prenatal appointments with my obstetrician. I felt like it was so run of the mill, going through the motions. I always felt really sad afterwards. I felt like, “Hey, I feel really great. I feel like I’m glowing. I feel amazing.” If I had a doula or if I had someone to talk to and download about it afterwards, that would have felt really nurturing to me. So I went along and my pregnancy was actually really great. I was healthy. I was strong. I never considered that I would have a C-section. I remember going through the hospital for the tour and the last stop was the operating room to show us expectant moms where it is and things like that. I was like, “Yeah, sure. I’ll look at it. But there’s no way. I’m just not going to have one.” My mother didn’t have one. My grandmother had ten babies and I just thought, “It’s not happening,” so I didn’t have any information about how to prepare for a C-section. Meagan: A lot of times in these prenatals, there isn’t really any education given on C-sections. First time moms go in to have this baby and they’ve heard about a C-section but they don’t really know what it entails. That’s something that could be added to prenatal care. Jill: Yes. I think so for sure. Based on conversations that I’ve had with women throughout the years, it’s the same thing. At least to have had it as part of the prenatal, that would have been helpful for sure. I guess I can just skip to the birth. Pretty uneventful pregnancy, it was fine. My baby was late. The first time around when you go over the 40 week mark, it’s like, “Oh my gosh. When is this going to happen, right?” I did end up going into spontaneous labor at 41 weeks. We just had my in-laws arrive from Scotland. They had planned their trip to come for when the baby was born. Since baby was late, they showed up on the day that I started going into labor. So I had a house full of visitors. I started in the middle of the night feeling the early signs of labor. I did some of the things that I learned in my prenatal classes-- moving around when I could, trying to lie down when it felt comfortable. I ran a bath. I sat in the bath for a little while and then the contractions started to get a little bit intense. My husband and I decided to go into the hospital, which was just around the corner, so really close. I got checked into triage. The part that always sticks out in my head was that the nurse that was there didn’t look at me. She had her head down and asked, “Are you having an epidural?” I was like, “Uh, I don’t know.” She was like, “Well, you don’t need one. But if you don’t get one now then the anesthesiologist might be busy so I would suggest that you say yes.” Julie: Oh my gosh, I hate when they do that. Meagan: It’s added pressure in a vulnerable moment. Even if you didn’t plan on that, you feel vulnerable and think, “Well, what if I end up wanting one and they’re not here?” I don’t like that. Jill: There was another woman that was laboring in the room and it was quite intimidating. I could hear her. She was pretty close, I think, to giving birth. The nurse then said, “So that woman there, that’s not her first baby. You can hear she’s going through some painful contractions. So if she’s feeling pain, what do you think you’re going to feel?” So I was like, “Wow. Okay.” Julie: Labor and delivery nurses-- I don’t think they mean ill intent when they say these things. I think they’re really trying to be helpful. But there should be a class about tact in the birth room. Maybe not. But I’ve heard things like that in the birth room. What are you supposed to say as a parent and you’re a first time mom? It’s so frustrating. Jill: Yeah. That’s it. All of those things led to me getting an epidural, but I was only at 4 centimeters. Knowing what I know now, that was quite early. But for me, at that stage, it felt really painful. I had never felt anything like that before, so it felt like, “Oh yeah. I want this pain to go away. I want to be more comfortable.” I got that epidural administered and then was hooked up to the IV, the machines, and all the things. I was strapped in and lying down on my back. From there, I continually was progressing and I did dilate. I don’t have the notes with me right now, but long story short, eventually, I got to the point where baby was going into distress. They had to insert that fetal scalp electrode. I just felt like a rag doll. At the beginning, when the epidural was administered, it worked really well. For some women it doesn’t work really well and they still feel the contractions. But I felt nothing and I thought, “Oh, this is cool. I’m going to lie here and the baby is going to come. Wow!” I just had no idea. Then there were more interventions. There was the fetal monitor, then baby was in distress. They were giving me oxygen, then there were several doctors, students, nurses, and more students coming to observe me. That moment is so clear in my mind when I’m lying in the bed with the oxygen mask and I have what felt like eight people surrounding me. I’m freaking out and my husband’s like, “It’s okay,” but we’re like, “I don’t know what’s going on.” That was quite scary. But I did get to the point where I was 10 centimeters and was able to push with directed pushing. I didn’t feel anything, so I was going based on what the labor and delivery nurses were telling me to do as my feet were up in stirrups and still lying on my back. I spent hours doing that. Eventually they were able to lift me up and put me over one of those bars where I was sitting upright to try and get some gravity on my side. Then they started talking C-section at that point because I was pushing for about two hours and because he was in distress. I kept asking for more time. I asked for another hour and then after that third hour, they could see his head. I remember them bringing a mirror and you could see the head, but he wasn’t far enough down that they could use a vacuum or forceps. That led to that moment where I had to sign off for surgery. I still feel quite emotional just remembering. Meagan: That was a hard moment. Jill: Yeah. Then wheeled into surgery. As C-section moms, we all know that feeling. It feels really cold when you go into that operating room and everything is very quiet, very eerie. Everybody’s in their full scrubs and it’s a scary place. I was shaking at that point. I think there was something about the drugs they administer to you and they have to strap your arms down. I remember shaking and I felt very nauseous. When they did the surgery, it was quite a weird feeling. Because my son was descending down the birth canal, they actually had to pull him out. So his head came out in that cone kind of way. Julie: You kind of had to recover from a vaginal birth and a Cesarean at that point. Jill: It was almost that way, right? He was very large. He was 9 pounds, 4 ounces. Knowing what I know now, birthing a 9 pound, 4 ounce baby on your back, for 18 hours… Meagan: It doesn’t leave a lot of room for baby to get down in the right spot. Jill: I didn’t know much about birth until after that moment and I did my research. I was like, “What was that? Why did that happen?” I blamed myself a lot and I went through a lot of really negative emotions. I felt very disappointed. I felt ashamed. I felt really ashamed. I didn’t expect that I would have a C-section and I didn’t like that I felt ashamed to tell people that. It was really confusing. It was a crazy start to motherhood. I absolutely adored my son. Thankfully we bonded well with breastfeeding and skin to skin, but I remember those nights that I stayed in the hospital. It was really quite traumatic. There are lots of other details, but I think that’s mainly the gist of it. After that, it really drove me to research and find out why. I got a hold of my records of my birth to find out what actually happened, what led to it. Megan: Which is such a good idea to do. It’s really important to get those records. We encourage all of our personal clients to do that. Jill: Yeah, I found it really helpful. Then you can research and you can find out what all these terms mean. In the moment, you’re not really absorbing all the terminology that they’re throwing at you. You’re just scared. There’s the shock that takes over and you can’t absorb anything. Even in a straightforward labor, you’re not taking in information. I did a lot of work with the resources that were available at the time. It was 2009. I ended up stumbling into home birth which wasn’t anything I would ever have thought I would get into. I didn’t know anybody who had home births. I was actually quite intimidated by the thought of a home birth. But my research led me there. I started to really get into that world, which is quite an interesting place to be and a lot to learn there. I guess that’s what led me to want to be a doula because I’m reading all of these amazing books written by midwives and I thought, “I would love to be able to support somebody in a way that…” Meagan: The way you wish you had been able to be supported? Jill: Exactly, because I know exactly what I would have done for myself back then. That was part of my healing too. Like I said earlier, I really beat myself up a lot. It’s so common for moms who have unplanned C-sections or planned C-sections as well. As I did my research and I learned more, I started to forgive myself. I thought, “I did the best I could with what I had.” I didn’t know anything about epidural other than that it takes the pain of labor so I’m like, “That can’t be bad.” After I learned what I did in my doula training, I’m like, “Oh, so maybe 4 centimeters was a bit early.” If I had somebody there to support me for a few more hours to get to seven or eight centimeters, maybe the epidural would have been a great thing for me. So I was able to slowly heal from some of that negativity that I was holding onto and that shame and that disappointment. I could see my C-section as the catalyst for change in my life that helped to guide me towards birth work. I’m thankful for it in that way. Meagan: I feel you. It’s kind of the same. I had two C-sections before I landed into the birth world but even though they were not my desired birth or my desired choice, I would not have changed anything because it led me to where I am today. Julie: Me too. Jill: Then for my first VBAC, I waited 18 months because that was the recommended time. I don’t know if there is one recommended time, but for me, it was the 18 month wait after my first C-section to then try and get pregnant with my second child. I did that and then thankfully we got pregnant easily. I set myself up right away with midwives. In Canada, we have a public healthcare system which is great, but also stressful because you have to get your care provider the day you pee on the stick. You cannot mess around. I got myself into a really great midwifery practice right from the beginning. I was planning a home birth. I felt that was the best place for me. The midwives at this practice were supportive and actually really loved working with VBAC moms. I was in really, really good hands. Just the way life goes, my husband got transferred to Melbourne, Australia for work. So when I was six months pregnant with my second child, we moved to Australia. Julie: Oh my gosh! I love Australia, but what a horrible time to move to another country. Jill: I know. We had actually been there already temporarily before my pregnancy and then we came home for a bit. I knew it was coming so it wasn’t completely out of the blue at the point, but I did have to navigate a completely new healthcare system there in Australia. Julie: Australia is completely different for Cesarean, VBAC and birth in general. It’s a completely different mindset even from the United States. Different parts of Australia have different birth cultures as well. It’s something I’ve been interested in learning more about, actually. When Meagan and I upgrade our VBAC van to a VBAC jet-- we’re dreaming really big right now. We’re going to have a VBAC Link jet and then fly to Australia and figure out the Australia birth world, VBAC, Cesareans, all that. And maybe we’ll go doula some people in the Outback. That would be awesome. I’m dreaming big. This is like, 50 years down the road if we’re still kicking around. Jill: That’s great to dream big. Julie: I’m going to stop talking now. Go on with your story. Jill: I’ve never lived in the States but I can imagine Australia’s system to be a mixture of the United States and Canada because they do have public healthcare and private. It’s a nice little hybrid which was good for us because we weren’t residents of Australia so public health care, we still had to pay for anyway. We actually went private and I actually hired private midwives because the midwives there at that point weren’t covered under public healthcare like they are in Canada. I found some great midwives supporting my VBAC home birth. Everything was great. Totally crazy that we now lived down under. We were in Melbourne. It was a great city and I was in good hands. My husband took a little bit more time to get adjusted to the home birth, but we managed to come to an agreement. We planned the home birth and there was a concern that I had a front lying placenta early on in the pregnancy, so I just needed to get an ultrasound at about 36 weeks to check on that. I got some more interesting news at that ultrasound which was that my baby was breech. Meagan: Not always a fun thing to find out. Jill: No. And that’s the thing from my experience with my second child. I went to the ultrasound by myself and my husband was at the pool with my son. It was like, “Oh, you know. It’s all good. You go play with him. I’ll go to the ultrasound and meet you later.” Oh God, could I have used somebody there with me. I obviously did not expect that either. Breech? What? I was a complete hot mess after finding that out. But my midwives were totally cool and they were like, “That’s okay. You’re only 36 weeks. Lots of babies are breech. They do somersaults. They go all around. It’s no big deal.” They were able to help me calm down and explore options. Then I was into a whole other level of not just VBAC, I was then looking into breech which is a little bit more frightening when you look on the internet about breech birth. This was in 2011 when breech was considered very high risk and almost always a C-section. I was quite devastated because I was so scared of having another C-section. So I did all of the things. Spinning Babies-- I was lying down every day with my ironing board propped up on my couch. You lie down on your back with your head down and your feet up. Julie: The Breech Tilt, yes! Jill: Yep. Lots of hands and knees, doing all of the cat-cow hands and knees positions. I did everything. I did handstands in the pool which got me some pretty weird looks at the public pool. I did chiropractic care specifically for breech. I did Moxibustion, an acupuncture procedure where they put these needles in your pinky toes and then they have this charcoal cigar-lit thing that lights up and heats up the needle in your toes. I did all the things. She was not having it. She remained in the breech position. Julie: That’s frustrating after you do all that work. Jill: I know. The private/public system actually worked in my favor because I ended up getting in with an obstetrician in Melbourne who specializes in high risk. He does breeches, twins, VBAC’s, so he took me on as one of his patients. He was really great. I still had my midwives too but they weren’t able to be my primary care providers in the hospital because of the breech. It was more like she was a doula to me which was really great too. With breeches, the rule for my obstetrician was an eight hour labor or less but if it goes over eight hours then there is probably something going on. Julie: Well, that’s not fair. Lots of labors are longer than eight hours. Jill: Yeah. That was scary and no epidural. There were a bunch of other rules, but eight hours was the limit. She was late too. She was about six days overdue. I started to feel the discomfort in the evening. I went to bed. I woke up sometime in the middle of the night, sometime between midnight and 2:00 am. I thought, “I’m going to get up now. We’re going to move around.” My husband was making oatmeal. We called the midwife to let her know I was starting to feel the early stages of labor. By about 3:00 am, I said to my husband, “You have to call the midwife NOW.” She was asking him, “Ask Jill to rate between 1 and 10 the intensity of the contractions.” It was literally, “7. Okay, no 8. Okay, no 9. No, 10.” It came that quickly. I got into the shower. Then interestingly enough, there was meconium coming out of me because my baby was in the breech position so bum down. Julie: That way baby doesn’t get aspirated. Jill: It’s crazy, right? That was freaky. We still had to get to the hospital because I still wasn’t having that home birth. It was very fast. That was 3:00 in the morning, then we had to rush off to the hospital. I was that woman. No seatbelt, I was holding myself up with my hands, my arms fully straight, like, “This baby’s coming!” She was coming. When we got into the maternity ward, the nurses welcomed me. I remember them talking to me so sweetly saying, “It’s okay, honey. You’re just having a contraction.” I’m like, “Ugh, yeah. Okay.” When they checked me, the bum and the legs were coming. They were coming. They had to get me to wait until the obstetrician came because she was breech. So they had to wait for him to come. He lived about a five minutes drive away. We had the breathing and the “look deep into my eyes”. I think everybody was a bit panicked. This was a two hour labor. It started at about 3:00, then about 5:15 in the morning, I was directed to push. I really wanted to stand up. That was my urge-- to stand up, but I did have to go on the bed. Everything was moving. Everything was coming anyways. It didn’t really make a difference. But I think for me, with my first birth, I just was like, “I don’t want to lie down.” She was born bum first, then legs popping out. Then you see that the body is there and the head is still the last to birth. When she was born and they placed her on my body, she was upside down. It was the feet up at my chest. So that’s the way she was born. Meagan: That’s awesome. I didn’t realize that your first VBAC was breech. Jill: Yeah. She was a breech baby. That was that birth. It was a healing birth for me. It was a stressful birth. The lead up to it, with it being a VBAC and with being breech-- but I could see what my body was capable of. That’s what really healed me. I was quite surprised with how quick the labor was, just the two hours, really. Julie: That’s super fast for a first time vaginal birth and for a breech baby. That’s super speedy, as my four year old would say. Jill: Yeah. But it’s funny because I think the personalities shine through. My daughter now is going to be nine and I’m like, “Of course you were born breech. Of course you were born the complete opposite way than most.” Julie: I agree 100 percent with that sentiment, I really do. Jill: She’s our cannonball. She bursts into the scene all the time. I’m like, “Well, that’s how you were born.” It makes sense. Then my son, who was the C-section, we have to drag him out everywhere. So I’m like, “Oh yeah, you wanted to stay. You were good. We had to pull you out.” Meagan: That’s so funny how they all fit their births. Jill: For sure. Then for my third birth, we stayed in Australia for a couple more years after that, almost three years after my daughter was born. We got transferred back to Canada, but to a completely different part of Canada. As you know, Canada is a huge country. I was then home kind of, but still a four hour plane right from my home. Still quite foreign, but the same healthcare system and things like that. I planned a home birth again for my third birth and had really amazing midwives again and very supportive and really, really loved working with VBAC moms. I think I always shock people when I tell them about my birth story of my second child. They’re like, “Hold on, what? A VBAC and a breech? Okay, wow.” Then they knew about me having a really quick labor for my second child. So they were expecting another quick labor. For my third birth, she completely surprised me and came ten days early. My first was seven days late. My second was six, so I thought she was going to be five days late. I don’t know, I just couldn’t think any other way, but she was ten days early. Completely different scenarios. We have two kids now, almost six and three, planning a home birth so we didn’t have anywhere to go. It was Easter Sunday. We did the Easter egg hunt in the morning. At about 10:00 in the morning I said, “I think, maybe, could you send the kids over to the neighbors to play?” Because I thought I might like to have the kids there for the birth, but then when I got down to it, I said, “I think I need to just not have to think about that so let’s send them over to the neighbors to have some space.” Contractions got pretty intense at about 11:00 in the morning. I was pacing up and down in my bathroom. Again, similar to the first birth, I said, “Contractions are getting pretty intense.” I said to my husband, “You’d better call the midwife.” The midwife was like, “Well, what’s going on?” And literally, as she was on the phone, my body just couldn’t help itself and I went straight into pushing. My husband was there on the phone. Meagan: Wow. Jill: I know. He had had a shower earlier and left his towels on the floor. Which, we get so upset with our husbands for doing stuff like that, but I’m like, “Oh wow, so you left the towels on the floor,” and that was where our daughter was born, just right on those towels in the bathroom with the midwife on the phone. She was able to hear her first cry. She knew it was good. She didn’t have to call the ambulance or anything like that. She just said, “I’m going to come over as soon as I can.” She was coming from the hospital from another birth just ten minutes away. So she came and showed up. She was so cool. She was so calm. She was so like, “Everything is great. Everything’s fine.” She ran my bath for me. I had my daughter with me and my placenta was still attached. I still hadn’t birthed the placenta yet. She got me through that. It was just amazing. It was another very healing experience for me. Very shocking. Meagan: It sounds amazing though. Sounds like a lot, but amazing. Jill: Yeah. Unplanned, right? Not expecting that. That was a one hour labor from start to finish. Meagan: You have an amazing cervix. Your cervix is like, “Listen, I’m ready and when I’m ready, I mean I’m READY.” Jill: We’re done now. I said to my husband, “Listen, if we’re going to have another baby, it’s going to be a Walmart baby. Seriously, I won’t even make it home. I don’t want that. We’re good.” Meagan: That is crazy. And then there’s a cervix like mine that takes days and days and days. I always told my husband that we should have another one because I want to know what my cervix would do now that it’s done it. Julie: We are still holding out hope that there will be another Heaton baby. Meagan: It’s not looking like it. Julie: I know, but I am still hoping. You know my plan for you. Meagan: Oh my gosh. So C-section, breech, VBAC, unassisted, unplanned home VBAC for your second VBAC. Holy smokes, what a ride. Well, thank you so much for sharing. I know we have a few more minutes. I would love to talk more about the coaching. Tell us more about what you’re learning, how people could find that or how you found that, how people can find you and all of the things. Julie: And how that’s different from doula support. Jill: I trained with the Birth Coach Method, it’s called. My teacher was called Mary Life Trauma. She was a doula for years and then trained to be a life coach. She’s merged birth support work with life coaching. It’s different from what a doula would provide because it’s not about giving information about birth, although you can if your client requests that, but it’s more about getting to her belief system about what she holds true about birth. You’re using coaching tools and asking really strong questions to get to planning your most optimal birth experience. Normally, a doula would offer maybe two or three prenatal visits and one or two postnatal. I’m not sure. There’s a range. For coaching, it would be six prenatal visits of one hour long and two postnatal. We’re really getting a full picture of where she is in her pregnancy. Things around relationships, with support systems, nutrition, health. Just getting a full picture of where she’s thriving and where there’s challenges-- ways that we can come up with establishing goals for how she can be at a 10 in a certain area as opposed to a 5. How can we get her feeling empowered? Also, there is a component of understanding her reality-- what sort of health conditions she has or if she has any personal issues or anything that’s getting in the way of her reaching her goals. Then you can work on finding different options to reach her goals and then, just like with life coaching, there’s always action steps. There’s always a way forward. The coach is helping the client to stay accountable to their goals. When you’re working with your client, most likely in the third trimester, you’re giving an action assignment and then you’re checking in with them saying, “How are you doing with XYZ?” It’s just really about empowering and inspiring the client as opposed to teaching or educating. It’s not about giving more information. It’s about pulling back the layers of yourself to see what you hold true within you. Julie: That’s interesting. Do you attend the birth or not? Jill: Either way. Meagan: Can you extend that option? Can they be like, “Okay, I really want to have you attend my birth?” Julie: But it’s not necessarily a part of what a birth coach would do unless you’re specifically requested for that, right? Or is that what I’m understanding? Jill: Yes. That’s it. I think it’s an interesting time right now because of COVID. Some hospitals can have doulas, some can’t. There’s so much confusion, right? So I think it’s a nice alternative at the moment to then get all the support that you need to feel ready even if the doula cannot be there to attend your birth. Julie: It sounds like a really valuable toolset to have even as a doula. I’ve heard it said by one of the midwives that have been on our podcast before that two prenatal visits as a doula is not enough. It’s just not enough. I usually end up spending a lot more time with my clients than the two one and a half hour prenatal visits because, especially with VBAC, there’s just so much to do. I’ve been trying really hard to know how to reconcile that. Anyways, I’m not going to brain dump right now on you, but it sounds like this could be a way to supplement that and help add value to what you’re bringing to the birth community and your individual clients. Maybe they don’t want a doula at their birth but they do want some help in figuring out what birth looks like and feels like to them and how to gain that confidence. It sounds really cool. Jill: Yeah, it is really cool. I think it’s like 20 years ago or whatever when people didn’t really know what a doula was and they’re like, “What’s a doula?” It seems like it’s that kind of way with birth support coaching. People are like, “What is that? I’ve never heard of that.” So we’re just working on trying to get the word out so people know that it’s available. It’s just in the early stages, but I’m really excited. Julie: That’s really cool because you could technically take clients all over the world. I just supported, informally, somebody in India last night to have her VBAC because she knew all of the doulas in her area and she didn’t feel comfortable having one of them be her doula. I was on Facebook Messenger helping her feel supported until her team got there. Maybe I’m saying too much information because it’s illegal to have a home birth in the country that she’s birthing in. I think I already said the name of the country. So it was a really cool experience to be able to be involved that way even though she is halfway around the world from me. It sounds like something that can be done virtually as well where you don’t necessarily even need to be in person. Is that right? I don’t know if that’s part of the program. I know there’s a specific training. Meagan: That’s really cool. Super, super cool. I’ll have to check that out. Awesome. Well, thank you so much for sharing all of your amazing stories. Q&A Julie: Questions! Meagan: Oh yes! Guess what. I always forget. We have questions for you. We asked in your submission when you submitted. I don’t know if you remember answering them, but one of them is, what is a secret lesson or something no one really talks about that you wish you would have known ahead of time when preparing for birth? Jill: For my first birth, it’s definitely the importance of a supportive birth team. Hands down. For sure, that would be my answer. Meagan: Awesome. Then the other one is, what is your best tip for someone preparing for a VBAC? Jill: My best tip is really sitting with and naming your emotions that you have about any emotional scars that you have after your C-section because I think the emotional healing is unexpected. I think it takes time. It takes quite a lot of time. Really pointing out those negative emotions, naming them, really sitting with them and being able to really talk about your birth story-- and be held and validated in all of your feelings, not rushed off by the classic, “Healthy baby. That’s the best outcome.” You know? Megan: Definitely. I think working through all of those things prior can really help the next birth just in general to go smoother. Because for me, there was actually a lot of stuff I didn’t realize I hadn’t worked through and then I had to work through it right then in labor. It was really hard to have to backpedal a little bit to work through all of that. Alright, well thank you, thank you. You are just darling and we are so glad that you were with us today. Jill: Thank you so much. It was nice talking with you. Thank you for having me, Julie and Meagan. Closing Would you like to be a guest on the podcast? Head over to thevbaclink.com/share ( http://www.thevbaclink.com/share ) and submit your story. For all things VBAC, including online and in-person VBAC classes, The VBAC Link blog, and Julie and Meagan’s bios, head over to thevbaclink.com ( http://www.thevbaclink.com ). Congratulations on starting your journey of learning and discovery with The VBAC Link. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
As part of my fall leek seeding project, I have tried to clear some trenches that I left fallow all season. That effort has involved removing one of the most prolific and stubborn weedy invaders on the farm, mugwort. Mugwort... Read More ›
As part of my fall leek seeding project, I have tried to clear some trenches that I left fallow all season. That effort has involved removing one of the most prolific and stubborn weedy invaders on the farm, mugwort. Mugwort... Read More ›
My initial introduction to moxibustion was the classic Chinese mugwort cigar. I hated it. But only because my lungs are the weak link in my chain of being. The smoke was intolerable. Japanese rice grain moxa, that was a whole other universe. It’s not that less is more, it’s that the focused and directed aspects of Japanese moxibustion invite a completely different experience of heat and sensation. In this conversation with Felip Caudet we follow his path of discovery with moxibustion. Listen in to this discussion on mugwort, calling and surrender to the path that beckons. Head on over to the show notes page for more information about this episode and for links to the resources discussed in the interview.
This week V introduces us to the Peripheral Nervous System and the interesting therapy of Moxibustion. Chelsea tells us about Roy's Osteopathy Tale and the medical story of Bruce Reimer and Dr Money.This week's medical tale could be upsetting for some listeners. Trigger/Content Warning: Those that are transgender or transsexual, there is also mention of suicide and mental illness.
In today's podcast episode we chat with Mita Mistry, a mindfulness-based cognitive therapist, acupuncturist, and newspaper columnist. She talks about how she went from a career in the city to making a change and going back to university to learn acupuncture. Mita shares why she was drawn to the therapeutic profession. Acupuncture is over 3000 years old. Mita shares a bit about the Chinese philosophy of energy meridians in the body, and how the acupuncturist can look help with unblocking when there are issues. There is a lot more depth to it including elements, and where patterns of disharmony lie. Mita shares what actually happens in an initial consultation for acupuncture, the detail they go into to get a whole view of your life, lifestyle, health, etc. We talk about moxibustion as an alternative to acupuncture for those of us with needle-phobias. There are several other options for those of us who would still like to access the acupuncture framework. Mita shares some of the most common struggles she has noticed amongst us all. She tells us how to decide what the best therapeutic approach is for each individual and how to decide who the best therapists are. She reminds us the need for rapport with a therapist, and someone you feel safe with. Good life is a stress-free life, being around good people, and feeling like giving back. Being healthy and being in the moment. The key is to find what a good life means to you as an individual and living intentionally that honours who you are as a person. We talk about how therapists, of all different kinds, can be such a useful way to help you figure out what you need as they are supportive with your own best interests at heart in a non-judgemental way. Walking meditation, awareness of sensations in the body as you walk. Meditation can bring more creativity. Talk about mindfulness that brings us out of our auto-pilot of being in our head, and be more present with our body and less so with our thoughts. Show notes: https://www.elizabethdhokia.com/mitamistry/ #GoodLifeUnravelled
This episode delves into my personal journey dealing with MEGA chronic pain and all the therapies I tried, some more evidence-based and others not as much. I discuss the therapies: nutrition, acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, massage, myofascial release, movement, physical therapy, and supplements! But we go into the one therapy that truly can release the chronic pain (and is well studied)! And that is understanding how our emotional pain works with our physical pain pathways. It's about making the big decisions and making big changes to ultimately recover from pain. It's hard work, but necessary work. All we need to do is start with a little introspection, a little awareness, and you're pretty much there. Okay loves, we hope you enjoy this episode. If you do enjoy it, please leave a review on the podcast (it can be a super small sentence or two "testimonial" on our podcast page - whether it be on iTunes, Stitcher, or Spotify). And please rate the podcast as well (the stars that show up on our main podcast page). Shownotes are up at www.healthispowher.com Also, don't forget that Randy Evans, MS, LD, RD (Master's Level Nutritionist/Dietitian) Real Body Fuel Nutrition and Healthy Eating Guide (a $90 value) is going away this Friday, September 4th where it's only available for Health Is PowHer Members Club! Get it before it's gone! Click Here! If you're interested in being on the waitlist for our members club, email us at hello@healthispowher.com or DM us at Instagram @Health_Is_PowHer
Cairo P Rocha is a Japanese, Chinese and Tibetan medicines practitioner. He has been teaching and practicing acupuncture and co-related natural therapies for over 30 years. He holds a PhD in Natural Sciences from the University of Natural Medicine, New Mexico; a PhD in Therapeutic Counseling by The Open International University for Complementary Medicine, Sri Lanka, and a Doctor of Oriental Medicine (OMD) degree from the Tokyo Acupuncture, Moxibustion and Jusei College in Japan. He has traveled extensively and studied in several countries including China, India, Germany, France, the UK and the USA. Cairo is also the author of Anger Goes Up, Fear Goes Down - Emotions and the Hidden Link (Author House 2004) and Mudras, Healing with Vibrant Hands (Balboa Press 2018). He is frequently invited to present workshops on health and healing in the Bahamas, where he is currently in private practice, as well as abroad. Visit Cairo's Sitehttps://www.cairorochamed.com/ Buddhist BiohackerCreating Conscious Content for 11:11D Our Stand Against Violence:Violence manifests in many forms; the word, the weapon, the emotion, and the fear. We ask you to put your weapons down for the greater good of all mankind. United We Ascend. View upcoming LIVEstreams:https://www.lisamgunshore.com/podcast-schedule Join our forum discussion:https://mewe.com/join/buddhistbiohackerforum Your Host is Lisa M Gunshore; Channel, Author, and Functional Ayurveda Practitioner.www.lisamgunshore.com Lisa’s Sacred Container for Channeled Transmissions: www.ajatakasa.com The Buddhist Biohacker podcast is partnered with some incredible companies.www.lisamgunshore.com/partnersMusic by Pulscension Productionswww.ajatakasa.com/sound-experiences https://www.youtube.com/c/BuddhistBiohacker/live IG: @buddhistbiohackerTwitter: @buddhabiohackmewe: Buddhist Biohacker Forum
Moxibustion - Einsichten und Überlegungen Höre simple und komplexe Gedankengänge über Moxibustion in diesem kurzen Vortrag. Hier findest du: Alles zum Thema Yogatherapie Unsere Seminare Diese Kurzabhandlung mit dem Thema Moxa ist im Rahmen des Bewusst Leben Multimedia Lexikon von Yoga Vidya, Teil des umfassenden Lexikons zu Yoga, Meditation, Ayurveda, Naturheilkunde, Spiritualität, Gesundheit, Philosophie, Religion und Psychologie. Du findest diese Naturheilkunde Vorträge, hier als Podcast und hier abonnierbar. Hinweis: Die Infos und Tipps zu Gesundheit und Heilung sind nicht gedacht zur Selbstdiagnose und Selbsttherapie. Sie sind vielmehr allgemeine Informationen. Wenn du selbst erkrankt bist, solltest du Arzt oder Heilpraktiker aufsuchen. Eventuell können die Anregungen in diesem Video dir hilfreich sein beim Gespräch mit Arzt oder Heilpraktiker.
Moxibustion - Einsichten und Überlegungen Höre simple und komplexe Gedankengänge über Moxibustion in diesem kurzen Vortrag. Hier findest du: Alles zum Thema Yogatherapie Unsere Seminare Diese Kurzabhandlung mit dem Thema Moxa ist im Rahmen des Bewusst Leben Multimedia Lexikon von Yoga Vidya, Teil des umfassenden Lexikons zu Yoga, Meditation, Ayurveda, Naturheilkunde, Spiritualität, Gesundheit, Philosophie, Religion und Psychologie. Du findest diese Naturheilkunde Vorträge, hier als Podcast und hier abonnierbar. Hinweis: Die Infos und Tipps zu Gesundheit und Heilung sind nicht gedacht zur Selbstdiagnose und Selbsttherapie. Sie sind vielmehr allgemeine Informationen. Wenn du selbst erkrankt bist, solltest du Arzt oder Heilpraktiker aufsuchen. Eventuell können die Anregungen in diesem Video dir hilfreich sein beim Gespräch mit Arzt oder Heilpraktiker.
Cairo P Rocha is a Japanese, Chinese and Tibetan medicines practitioner. He has been teaching and practicing acupuncture and co-related natural therapies for over 30 years. He holds a PhD in Natural Sciences from the University of Natural Medicine, New Mexico; a PhD in Therapeutic Counseling by The Open International University for Complementary Medicine, Sri Lanka, and a Doctor of Oriental Medicine (OMD) degree from the Tokyo Acupuncture, Moxibustion and Jusei College in Japan. He has traveled extensively and studied in several countries including China, India, Germany, France, the UK and the USA. Cairo is also the author of Anger Goes Up, Fear Goes Down - Emotions and the Hidden Link (Author House 2004) and Mudras, Healing with Vibrant Hands (Balboa Press 2018). He is frequently invited to present workshops on health and healing in the Bahamas, where he is currently in private practice, as well as abroad. Visit Cairo's Sitehttps://www.cairorochamed.com/ Cairo P Rocha é terapeuta em Medicinas Japonesa, Chinesa e Tibetana. Ele ensina e pratica acupuntura e terapias naturais há mais de 30 anos. Cairo é PhD em Ciências Naturais pela Universidade de Medicina Natural, Novo México; PhD em Aconselhamento Terapêutico pela Open International University for Complementary Medicine, Sri Lanka, e Doutor em Medicina Oriental (OMD) pela Acupunture Moxibustion and Jusei College, Tóquio, Japão. Estudou em vários países, incluindo China, Índia, Alemanha, França, Reino Unido e EUA. Cairo também é autor de “Anger Goes Up, Fear Goes Down - Emotions and the Hidden Link” (Autor House 2004) e “Mudras, Healing with Vibrant Hands” (Balboa Press 2018). Ele é frequentemente convidado a apresentar palestras e workshops sobre terapias e saúde nas Bahamas, onde ele tem consultório particular, bem como no exterior. Buddhist BiohackerCreating Conscious Content for 11:11DOur Stand Against Violence:Violence manifests in many forms; the word, the weapon, the emotion, and the fear. We ask you to put your weapons down for the greater good of all mankind. United We Ascend. View upcoming LIVEstreams:https://www.lisamgunshore.com/podcast-scheduleJoin our forum discussion:https://mewe.com/join/buddhistbiohackerforum Your Host is Lisa M Gunshore; Channel, Author, and Functional Ayurveda Practitioner.www.lisamgunshore.com Lisa’s Sacred Container for Channeled Transmissions: www.ajatakasa.com The Buddhist Biohacker podcast is partnered with some incredible companies.www.lisamgunshore.com/partnersMusic by Pulscension Productionswww.ajatakasa.com/sound-experiences https://www.youtube.com/c/BuddhistBiohacker/live
Tea Time with Dr. Siatnee Chong - Women's Body, Mind and Spirit
Moxibustion is one of the main therapies in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and uses heat stimulation on the body surface from the burning of moxa to release pain or treat diseases. It's amazing and it works. I use it on myself and patients frequently for a wide range of conditions including cold/flu, pain, immunity, low energy, and more.
Dans cet interview, Davy Vittupier vous parle des ventouses et de la moxibustion. Des techniques qu'il utlise à son cabinet pour favoriser la circulation de l'énergie dans le corps ! En médecine chinoise, la circulation de l'énergie est un axe central pour entamer un processus de guérison. Sans oublier l'aspect émotionnel qui bien souvent est une des causes de nos déséquilibrages énergétiques. #moxibustion #acupuncture #acupuncturesansaiguilles
Moxibustion is one of the more interesting methods in toolbox. Stunning in its simplicity and often brings deep relief for those who are a good fit for this method. It’s curious how the burning of this particular herb can bring about healing. Alice Douglas has loved moxa since before she became an acupuncturist. In this conversation we discuss her survey of research into moxibustion. There is a lot you probably heard about moxa in acupuncture school and might have wondered, “is that really true?” Listen in and get the answers! Head on over to the show notes page for more information about this episode and for links to the resources discussed in the interview.
In this mini-episode, a listener asked me to talk about Chinese Medicine and Burnout, which I LOVED, so I did right away :). If you've been around for a while, you know that I have a Master's degree in Chinese Medicine - and if you're new - you just found out! :) Chinese medicine is an umbrella term that includes what is referred to as the 5 pillars. Acupuncture & Massage, Herbology, Nutrition & Lifestyle, Moxibustion, and Qigong. In different places, you will see these labeled differently. The fact is that Chinese medicine has a varied history within China and it's even messier when it starts moving to the West. The point I want to make here is that Chinese medicine is more than just acupuncture but in this quick episode, I speak mostly about acupuncture because it's so common. Acupuncture has the ability to calm our nervous systems, allow our brains to heal, improve gut bacteria and more which leads me to believe it's the best system for beating burnout. The points I mentioned that improve the stress management function of the brain are LI 4 (more commonly known as the headache point) and ST 36 (more commonly known as the immunity point). I hope this episode clues you in as to the power of Chinese medicine when you're burnt out. If you need help finding a practitioner near you, DM me on Instagram!
Manifesting with Meg: Conversations with Extraordinary People
Welcome to Manifesting with Meg-Conversations with Extraordinary People: Ep 29 The Healing Power of Doing What You Love! Introducing Dr. Eva Paglialonga-Novotna Eva is a Florida Licensed Acupuncturist since 2008. With a background in Music Science, she left the Czech Republic and came to the United States to pursue her Bachelor degree in Health Sciences, her Master in Oriental Medicine and then her Doctorate in 2014 in Acupuncture with a Dissertation: the Treatment of Hyperthyroidism by Acupuncture and Moxibustion. She is the Medical Director of the Miami Center for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine since 2008. Was the Clinical Supervisor of Light of the World Clinic before that and was the Assistant Producer at Czech Television before that as well as a Tour Guide for different Czech Tour Operator Agencies. She speaks Czech, English, Spanish and Italian. And I am so lucky to call her my friend. You don't want to miss this! "Manifesting with Meg: Conversations with Extraordinary People" is a monthly FBLive/podcast taking the listener through the year with empowering conversations from January and Carpe Diem- Seize the Day to December, Awe-inspiring Magic and Miracles. Join us, get empowered and inspired to make the changes you need to manifest the most amazing life of your dreams! And go get your copy of The Magical Guide to Bliss on amazon.com or go to www.megnocero.com. Blessings & Bliss! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meg-nocero/support
In this episode, Lana Marconi, R. Ac joins Tania to discuss Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Chinese acupuncture and the different treatments to promote physical and emotional healing including, Cupping, Moxibustion, Tuina and more. Tania also shares her experience visiting Lana's Acupuncture clinic and receiving a variety of alternative medicine therapies.
In this episode, I speak to Veronika Timofeeva. Veronika is currently based in Kerala at Dr Sambhus Ayushya Panchakarma Clinic. Veronika works alongside the therapists at the clinic and administers a treatment called Moxi alongside the Panchakarma treatment. Veronika is from Saint Petersburg in Russia, in this episode she explains the benefits of Moxi and the benefits of this in the Panchakarma process.
In this episode I am joined by Dr. Elliot Berlin, an award-winning prenatal chiropractor, childbirth educator, and labor support body worker. He is the co-founder of Berlin Wellness Group in Los Angeles, California, hosts The Informed Pregnancy podcast, and served as executive producer of two documentaries about birth - Head’s Up: The Disappearing Art of Breech Delivery, and Trial of Labor. Dr. Berlin is a labor support doula who attends births and provides laboring parents with body work such as massage, reflexology, accupressure, counter pressure, and chiropractic adjustments to help keep the birthing person relaxed, comfortable and focused for a smooth birth. He attends labor at hospitals, homes, and birth centers, and he works with several hundred breech babies each year. Listen to our fascinating discussion on vaginal breech birth, cesarean, and things to find out about your baby’s positioning as you enter the late stages of pregnancy. For more information and news about Evidence Based Birth®, visit www.ebbirth.com. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. Ready to get involved? Check out our Professional membership (including scholarship options) and our Instructor program. Find an EBB Instructor here, and click here to learn more about the Evidence Based Birth® Childbirth Class. RESOURCES: Connect with Dr. Berlin via his website, InformedPregnancy.com (), and Instagram (). Get the Informed Pregnancy Podcast here ()! Evidence Based Birth® Signature Article, The Evidence on: Breech Version. EBB’s article on the Evidence for using Moxibustion to Turn Breech Babies.
Moxibustion - Einsichten und Überlegungen. Höre simple und komplexe Informationen zum Thema Moxibustion in diesem Vortrag. Lausche einigen Ausführungen zu Moxibustion von Gesichtspunkten des klassischen Yoga und des Ayurveda aus. Moxibustion hat etwas zu tun mit Heilmittel, Heilpflanze, Pflanzenheilkunde, Heilung, Naturheilkunde, TCM. Seminare zum Thema: Sport und Yoga. Ausbildung zum Thema: Kinderyogalehrer/in. Dieser Video-Eintrag mit dem Thema Moxibustion ist ein Video im Rahmen des Bewusst Leben Multimedia Lexikon von Yoga Vidya, Teil des umfassenden Lexikons zu Yoga, Meditation, Ayurveda, Naturheilkunde, Spiritualität, Gesundheit, Philosophie, Religion und Psychologie. Dieser Vortrag ist ursprünglich konzipiert worden als Diktatgrundlage für den Wiki-Artikel. Wir haben uns aber entschlossen, diesen Vortrag allen auch als Video und Audio zur Verfügung zu stellen. Diese Naturheilkunde Vorträge als Podcast hier und abonnierbar hier. Hinweis: Die Infos und Tipps zu Gesundheit und Heilung sind nicht gedacht zur Selbstdiagnose und Selbsttherapie. Sie sind vielmehr allgemeine Informationen. Wenn du selbst erkrankt bist, solltest du Arzt oder Heilpraktiker aufsuchen. Eventuell können die Anregungen in diesem Video dir hilfreich sein beim Gespräch mit Arzt oder Heilpraktiker.
Moxibustion - Einsichten und Überlegungen. Höre simple und komplexe Informationen zum Thema Moxibustion in diesem Vortrag. Lausche einigen Ausführungen zu Moxibustion von Gesichtspunkten des klassischen Yoga und des Ayurveda aus. Moxibustion hat etwas zu tun mit Heilmittel, Heilpflanze, Pflanzenheilkunde, Heilung, Naturheilkunde, TCM. Seminare zum Thema: Sport und Yoga. Ausbildung zum Thema: Kinderyogalehrer/in.Dieser Video-Eintrag mit dem Thema Moxibustion ist ein Video im Rahmen des Bewusst Leben Multimedia Lexikon von Yoga Vidya, Teil des umfassenden Lexikons zu Yoga, Meditation, Ayurveda, Naturheilkunde, Spiritualität, Gesundheit, Philosophie, Religion und Psychologie. Dieser Vortrag ist ursprünglich konzipiert worden als Diktatgrundlage für den Wiki-Artikel. Wir haben uns aber entschlossen, diesen Vortrag allen auch als Video und Audio zur Verfügung zu stellen. Diese Naturheilkunde Vorträge als Podcast hier und abonnierbar hier. Hinweis: Die Infos und Tipps zu Gesundheit und Heilung sind nicht gedacht zur Selbstdiagnose und Selbsttherapie. Sie sind vielmehr allgemeine Informationen. Wenn du selbst erkrankt bist, solltest du Arzt oder Heilpraktiker aufsuchen. Eventuell können die Anregungen in diesem Video dir hilfreich sein beim Gespräch mit Arzt oder Heilpraktiker.
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Janis Feichtmeir, Licensed Acupuncturist, is co-founder of Clouds Rest Healing Center in San Francisco. I talked with Janis all about acupuncture, from what it is to why it works to needles and herbs and much more, including moxibustion, cupping, and qi!
Dr Thomas Jahn is a doctor of Chinese Medicine (DTCM DAC SOUTH AFRICA) (LAc California AC 9177) specializing in acupuncture, acupressure massage, Qi Gong therapy, Chinese herbal medicine, moxibustion and cupping. We delve deep into the understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine and its broad scope of its application and its potential benefits in health today. According to Dr Jahn, from the moment we are conceived we are in a constant state of motion and we need to understand how to manage our energies or chi. TCM is an on going attempt to recognise what are the different relationships at play within our bodies. HOUSE OF HOLISTIC HEALTH Traditional Chinese medicine From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "Chinese Medicine" redirects here. For the general topic, see Medicine in China. Traditional Chinese medicine Literal meaning "Chinese medicine" Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM; simplified Chinese: 中医; traditional Chinese: 中醫; pinyin: Zhōngyī) is a style of traditional medicine built on a foundation of more than 2,500 years of Chinese medical practice that includes various forms of herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage (tui na), exercise (qigong), and dietary therapy,1 but recently also influenced by modern Western medicine. TCM is widely used in Greater China[1][2][3][4] (where it has long been the standard system of medicine), and is becoming increasingly popular and recognized worldwide (where it is primarily approached as alternative medicine)
Clayton received a Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Acupuncture and Moxibustion at the Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, a highly regarded teaching facility and the largest acupuncture and moxibustion center in China. His research was concerned with acupuncture treatment for cerebral disorders under the tutelage of Dr. Shi Xue Min, the pioneer of modern acupuncture stroke treatment, at the distinguished First Teaching Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Clayton discusses his experience in China, neuro-acupuncture needle techniques, and much more!
Überlegungen und Einsichten zum Thema Moxibustion. Erfahre einiges rund um Moxibustion in diesem Kurzvortrag. Eine Ausgabe des Naturheilkunde Podcasts von und mit Sukadev Bretz, Yogalehrer bei Yoga Vidya. Anmerkung: Gesundheitliche Informationen in diesem Podcast sind nicht gedacht für Selbstdiagnose und Selbstbehandlung, sondern Gedankenanstöße aus dem Gebiet der Naturheilkunde. Bei eigener Erkrankung brauchst du Arzt oder … „Moxibustion“ weiterlesen
Überlegungen und Einsichten zum Thema Moxibustion. Erfahre einiges rund um Moxibustion in diesem Kurzvortrag. Eine Ausgabe des Naturheilkunde Podcasts von und mit Sukadev Bretz, Yogalehrer bei Yoga Vidya. Anmerkung: Gesundheitliche Informationen in diesem Podcast sind nicht gedacht für Selbstdiagnose und Selbstbehandlung, sondern Gedankenanstöße aus dem Gebiet der Naturheilkunde. Bei eigener Erkrankung brauchst du Arzt oder … „Moxibustion“ weiterlesen
Definitionen und Gedankengänge zu Moxibustion. Simple und komplexe Fakten und Meinungen rund um Moxibustion in diesem kleinen Improvisations-Vortrags-Podcast. Diese Audioshow ist eine Ausgabe des Naturheilkunde Podcast. Sie ist ursprünglich aufgenommen als Diktat für einen Lexikonbeitrag im Yoga Wiki Bewusst Leben Lexikon von Yoga Vidya. Sukadev spricht hier über Moxibustion vom einem YogaBlickwinkel aus. Zum ganzheitlichen Yoga kann man auch die Theorie von Karma und Reinkarnation dazu zählen. Moxibustion kommt aus Themengebieten wie Physiologie. Vieles hat auch mit Atmung zu tun. So erfährst du in der Yoga Atemtherapie Ausbildung wie du Menschen helfen kannst, ihren Atem für Gesunderhaltung und Energiearbeit zu nutzen. Welche Gedanken hast du dazu? Anmerkung: Gesundheitliche Informationen in diesem Podcast sind nicht gedacht für Selbstdiagnose und Selbstbehandlung, sondern Gedankenanstöße. Bei eigener Erkrankung brauchst du Arzt oder Heilpraktiker.
Definitionen und Gedankengänge zu Moxibustion. Simple und komplexe Fakten und Meinungen rund um Moxibustion in diesem kleinen Improvisations-Vortrags-Podcast. Diese Audioshow ist eine Ausgabe des Naturheilkunde Podcast. Sie ist ursprünglich aufgenommen als Diktat für einen Lexikonbeitrag im Yoga Wiki Bewusst Leben Lexikon von Yoga Vidya. Sukadev spricht hier über Moxibustion vom einem YogaBlickwinkel aus. Zum ganzheitlichen Yoga kann man auch die Theorie von Karma und Reinkarnation dazu zählen. Moxibustion kommt aus Themengebieten wie Physiologie. Vieles hat auch mit Atmung zu tun. So erfährst du in der Yoga Atemtherapie Ausbildung wie du Menschen helfen kannst, ihren Atem für Gesunderhaltung und Energiearbeit zu nutzen. Welche Gedanken hast du dazu? Anmerkung: Gesundheitliche Informationen in diesem Podcast sind nicht gedacht für Selbstdiagnose und Selbstbehandlung, sondern Gedankenanstöße. Bei eigener Erkrankung brauchst du Arzt oder Heilpraktiker.
Alfredo Alcázar, co-fundador de Mindalia Televisión, entrevista en México al Dr. Tomás Alcocer, experto en acupuntura. Dr. Tomás Alcocer Títulación Universitaria: Medico Cirujano Egresado de la UNAM Graduado en Acupuntura y Moxibustion en el Instituto de medicina Tradicional China de Bei Jing, República Popular de China Traductor de medicina Tradicional China Títulos / Formación: Director del Instituto Alcocer de Medicina Tradicional China y Acupuntura AC Presidente de la UNAMTA MYTI AC Presidente Honorario del Grupo Regiomontano de Acupuntura AC http://www.unamtamytiac.org/ —————————————————— http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com – La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los videos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/meridianos-o-canales-de-acupuntura-entrevista-al-dr-tomas-alcocer/
Alfredo Alcázar, co-fundador de Mindalia Televisión, entrevista en México al Dr. Tomás Alcocer, experto en acupuntura. Dr. Tomás Alcocer Títulación Universitaria: Medico Cirujano Egresado de la UNAM Graduado en Acupuntura y Moxibustion en el Instituto de medicina Tradicional China de Bei Jing, República Popular de China Traductor de medicina Tradicional China Títulos / Formación: Director del Instituto Alcocer de Medicina Tradicional China y Acupuntura AC Presidente de la UNAMTA MYTI AC Presidente Honorario del Grupo Regiomontano de Acupuntura AC http://www.unamtamytiac.org/ —————————————————— http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com – La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los videos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/meridianos-o-canales-de-acupuntura-entrevista-al-dr-tomas-alcocer/
Alfredo Alcázar, co-fundador de Mindalia Televisión, entrevista en México al Dr. Tomás Alcocer, experto en acupuntura. Dr. Tomás Alcocer Títulación Universitaria: Medico Cirujano Egresado de la UNAM Graduado en Acupuntura y Moxibustion en el Instituto de medicina Tradicional China de Bei Jing, República Popular de China Traductor de medicina Tradicional China Títulos / Formación: Director del Instituto Alcocer de Medicina Tradicional China y Acupuntura AC Presidente de la UNAMTA MYTI AC Presidente Honorario del Grupo Regiomontano de Acupuntura AC http://www.unamtamytiac.org/ —————————————————— http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com – La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los videos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/meridianos-o-canales-de-acupuntura-entrevista-al-dr-tomas-alcocer/
David Engstrom, EAMP, LMP, CES believes healing is a process rather than a procedure. He approaches the body as a whole system, not just a broken part, that's what he calls The Engstrom Affekt. Some of the modalities David uses are: Zen Bodytherapy, Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Movement, Body Work, and Moxibustion.
Are you aware that trained acupuncturists offer a range of other techniques? Moxibustion uses thermal heat sources to stimulate points and areas of the body. Contrary to contemporary approaches to use ice or cold therapy to inhibit inflammation, AOM uses heat to promote the circulation of blood and Qi to areas that are blocked or affected by trauma. In addition to injury recovery, AOM heat therapy/ moxa can be applied to boost the immune system. In this episode we take you through how moxa works, what conditions moxa is not good for and provide examples of times when moxa is used instead of acupuncture.
Host Nicholas Fogelson discusses articles from The Green Journal from November and December of 2009. Topics include Flu Vaccines and Antiretrovirals in Pregnancy, HPV Vaccine Safety in Pregnancy (yes), Moxibustion for Version (crazy), and Stupid Birth Control Comparisons (Pharma gone wild) Academic OB/GYN Episode 13 – Green Journal November-December 2009
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