(Archive) 40. Paul Kempisty on Chinese Medicine for Infertility, Menopause and Lady Hormones

Today we are talking to Acupuncturist and Chinese Medicine mastermind, Paul Kempisty. Paul is also a mind-reader and tongue-reader, and can tell you what you’re feeling without you saying a word. It’s kinda crazy, but we’re here for it in the name of wellness. Paul’s training and education have him versed in Chinese Medicine, Reiki, oncology, gynecology, acupuncture, and much more. He now runs a private practice in New York City where patients seek treatment of both common ailments, gynecology and fertility as well as complementary care during and after orthodox cancer treatments. Paul is not your average acupuncturist– he has great bedside manor, and lets you know everything he’s seeing and thinking, which is what we all want when it comes to our health. In this conversation with Paul today, we go deep into the topics of hormonal imbalances, PMS, and menopause, and how his line of holistic healthcare can help. If you’re ready to put a pin in your hormonal troubles, listen up as Paul talks about...  Why people keep coming back to acupuncture Acupuncture isn’t a placebo, but a system to address what is happening in the body Hormone balancing with acupuncture Acupuncture for animals Results Paul has seen in relation to women’s health Using essential oils + aromatherapy alongside acupuncture What herbs to get your hands on Why tea tree oil is magic + how to use your oils Paul reads our tongues– ok we are not dying, but we have room for improvement The pulse-tongue connection  Resources: Learn more: iloveacupuncture.net PubMed Articles Herbs to check out: Dang gui, Angelica, Fu Ling, Free and Easy Wanderer Oils to check out: www.ilovearomatherapy.net  We now have a partners page full of all the brands we know and love, and they’re offering great discounts just for you! Head over to the website to check out all the great brands and companies we know and love. htwpodcast.com/partners Highway to Well is produced by Podcast Masters