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EPISODE · May 29, 2024 · 56 MIN

The Role of Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine in Fertility Care — Dr. Daoshing Ni

from The Babymakers Fertility Podcast

Improving fertility often takes a village, and in this episode, Danica interviews one of her mentors, Dr Daoshing Ni, to discuss the role of the acupuncturist and Chinese Medicine in overcoming obstacles to family-building.A respected pioneer, teacher and specialist in the field of acupuncture and Chinese Medicine for fertility, “Dr Dao” has imparted his wisdom and insights about this ancient form of energy medicine to help thousands of women conceive against the odds.If you’ve been struggling to get pregnant or stay pregnant, if you’re dealing with endometriosis or have a male partner with impaired sperm parameters, or if you’re considering a career as a fertility acupuncturist, you’ll gain deeper understanding and perspective from this heartwarming interview.Executive Producer: Danica ThornberryAssociate Producer: Miranda OgletreeAudio Engineer: Patrick EdwardsThis episode is sponsored by:wellpeople Integrative Healing (wellpeoplehealing.com)The Seed Fertility Program- (seedfertility.com PROMO CODE: BABYMAKERS)

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