Fertility Begins With Health
When discussing fertility through the lens of Classical East Asian Medicine (CEAM), the focus is often slightly different from what many people expect.
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Rather than asking only:
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âHow do we achieve pregnancy?â
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CEAM first asks:
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âHow healthy and balanced is the body?â
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Provided there are no major structural issues, the menstrual cycle itself becomes an important reflection of overall healt...
Headaches: What Is Your Body Trying to Say?
Most of us have experienced a headache at some point in life.
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But in Classical East Asian Medicine (CEAM), headaches are not all viewed as the same condition.
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The *location* of the headache matters.
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The *type* of pain matters.
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The *timing* matters.
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A frontal headache may suggest digestive or fluid imbalance.
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Pain around the sinuses or jaw may point toward congestion or external infl...
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 â their joints start to complain a little more.
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Perhaps itâs a stiff knee when getting out of bed.
Fingers that feel swollen on a cold morning.
Or a shoulder that simply doesnât move quite as freely as...
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