Show Notes
Acupuncturist and the founder of Aphrodite Fertility Acupuncture Emily Marson is here today to demystify how acupuncture and eastern medicine can greatly benefit women’s health at all stages of life.
If you are navigating changes or challenges with fertility, perimenopause or hormones, then this episode is for you.
Today on WithIn:
How Emily found her passion for acupuncture and women’s health
How acupuncture works and how it differs from western medicine
The hormones phases of your monthly cycle, and how they shift as you age
Acupuncture’s role in regulating your hormones
Supporting yourself through perimenopause and menopause with eastern medicine
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