Chinese Medicine – The Yin and Yang of Fertility and What You Need to Know to Support Your Journey

If you’ve been trying to conceive for any length of time, you’ll have likely heard about acupuncture or maybe received an acupuncture treatment yourself. In this episode we dig beyond that and look at the foundations of Chinese Medicine and Fertility and how they can help you. What does Ying and Yang really mean? What is QI and how does it relate to your fertility? Plus we’ll be talking about the 5 elements of Chinese Medicine and how we can use these to nourish our fertility. And who better to discuss this with than the lovely Amy Forth. Amy Forth is the Director of The Acupuncture Pregnancy Clinic, an integrative Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic focusing on preconception care, fertility, IVF support and pregnancy support. Amy has a Bachelor or Health Science (Chinese med), Masters of Global Health and is a practitioner, researcher, and educator in field of fertility, IVF and pregnancy acupuncture and Integrative Medicine. Amy has also been involved in various research projects including her own research investigating the Integrative Medicine practice and education needs of Australian GPs and as practitioner on several clinical trials investigating the use of Acupuncture for IVF, PCOS and Endometriosis. Amy has presented widely on acupuncture and Integrative care and is committed to contributing to the development of integrative models of health care through practice, research, and education. You can find out more about Amy and the Acupuncture Pregnancy Clinic at the links below Website https://acupuncturepregnancy.com.au/ Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/fertilityivfsupport Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/acupuncturepregnancyclinic/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/acupuncturepregnancyclinic/ Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp9b3BNXDyKB2Gpi00RbU6w LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-forth-a496a873/ Link Tree https://linktr.ee/acupreg

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