EPISODE · Jan 9, 2026 · 44 MIN
#12 - Exploring the Depths of Oriental Medicine with Dr. Miguel De Puigdorfila
from The Emily Rassam Show · host Emily Rassam
In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Miguel De Puigdorfila, a Doctor of Oriental Medicine, shares his journey from law to medicine, emphasizing the profound differences between Eastern and Western medical practices. He delves into the science behind acupuncture, the role of emotions in health, and the holistic approach of Oriental Medicine. Dr. Miguel De Puigdorfila also discusses the importance of environment, the significance of the spleen in Eastern medicine, and how color can influence health. The conversation culminates in a powerful message about the beauty and complexity of being a woman and the importance of community in health.Visit Dr. Miguel De Puigdorfila on Facebook: 100 Physicians Medicine, LLC Takeaways:Dr. Miguel De Puigdorfila transitioned from law to Oriental medicine due to his passion for healing.Chinese medicine has a rich history of over 5,000 years and continues to evolve.Acupuncture is scientifically backed and involves reprogramming the brain through specific points.Emotions play a crucial role in physical health and can lead to various ailments if not addressed.The definition of health in Eastern medicine encompasses mind, body, and spirit.The patient experience in Oriental medicine is holistic, focusing on the individual as a whole.Therapies in Oriental medicine include acupuncture, herbal medicine, cupping, and gua sha, each with specific benefits.Feng Shui is integral to health, as the environment can significantly impact well-being.Metabolism includes not just food but also what we see, hear, and experience in our environment.#OrientalMedicine #Acupuncture #ChineseMedicine #Health #Emotions #Wellness #Metabolism #Spleen #FengShui #HolisticHealth
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