Secondary infertility means having trouble getting pregnant again after you’ve already had a child. This can be frustrating and emotionally challenging, especially when you expected it to happen easily the second time. From a Chinese medicine point of view, the reason isn’t just about age or medical problems — it’s often because your body’s energy…
Are you feeling nauseous, tired and unwell? Queasy, feeling off colour, vomiting, find smells hard to handle? Do you want to have a healthy pregnancy and have relief from those feelings of nausea, vomiting and exhaustion!? Are you looking for natural relief from morning sickness? Don’t despair! There are some natural solutions in Chinese medicine…
What is adenomyosis? Adenomyosis is where the deposits of endometrial tissue burrow into the muscle layer of the uterus. If it worsens, it can cause thickening of the muscle tissue and can be misdiagnosed as fibroids. Adenomyosis can be asymptomatic. When symptoms do occur, they can include: When menstruation happens, endometrial tissue bleeds into the…
As women, understanding our menstrual cycle and the energies that are related to the different phases can bring about peace and balance in our bodies. Through understanding we can let go the judgement many of us have towards the way we respond to our reproductive hormones. Our judgement of menstruation The way we view and…
When you go searching for a fertility diet, for what to eat when you are wanting to conceive, what to eat when you want to improve your fertility or when you are struggling with fertility issues, there are very wise recommendations to follow. These include eat organic and hormone free foods when you can, eat…
About endometriosis and fertility Women’s voices have started to be heard about the devastating effect endometriosis can have on their lives and bodies. Every woman’s story and experience are different. Some symptoms include excruciating pain and heavy periods. There may be the inability to function in daily life, painful intercourse and inability to fall pregnant….
Dry needling is not different from acupuncture. However the scope of practice is different. Dry needling (or acupuncture not performed by an acupuncturist) is limited to releasing myofascial trigger points and reducing pain. Myofascial trigger points, trigger points have been used in acupuncture for centuries. In Chinese medicine trigger points are ‘ashi’ points and they…
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