Arthritis Through the Lens of Classical East Asian Medicine
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As we move through May here in Australia, autumn is beginning to deepen. The mornings feel cooler, the evenings arrive earlier, and many people begin to notice something quite familiar — their joints start to complain a little more.
Perhaps it’s a stiff knee when getting out of bed.
Fingers that feel swollen on a cold morning.
Or a shoulder that simply doesn’t move quite as freely as...
Listen to the Middle
Many people live with digestive discomfort for years before they seek help.
Bloating after meals.
Unpredictable bowels.
Pain or cramping that seems to come and go without warning.
Often the diagnosis is Irritable Bowel Syndrome, or IBS.
From a Western perspective IBS is often described as a functional disorder — meaning the intestines appear structurally normal but are not functioning smo...
“Understanding Endometriosis Through CEAM: Restoring Warmth, Flow, and Balance”
Hello everyone,
This month I want to explore a condition that affects so many women — often silently, often painfully, and far too often without the support or understanding they deserve.
Endometriosis.
If you live with endo, suspect you might, or are supporting someone who is navigating it, I hope this newsletter offers clarity, comfort, and a different way of thinking about what’s going on ...
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