A Better Way to Health with Dr. Stuart Shipe Dr. Stuart Shipe

On today's show, Dr. Shipe is discussing the integration of acupuncture with other holistic modalities, such as herbal medicine, nutritional guidance, mindfulness practices, and lifestyle adjustments, to create a well-rounded approach to wellness - as "Health Insurance" versus what we're used to paying in our monthly insurance premiums - otherwise known as "Sick Insurance" because you only use it when you're sick. Modern healthcare in the United States doesn't focus on prevention. Learn how you can preserve your health and plan for longevity in this show. 
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Welcome back to another episode of "A Better Way to Health" with Dr. Sutart Shipe. In this episode, Dr. Shipe discusses how acupuncture and Traditional Chinese medicine can help alleviate acne. If you've struggled with acne and are seeking alternative and holistic approaches to skin health, this episode is for you.
Dr. Shipe will discuss the underlying causes of acne, examine how imbalances within the body can manifest as skin issues, and delve into the specific acupuncture techniques and theories that target acne-prone skin. Dr. Shipe discusses the various causes of acne and explains the principles behind acupuncture's ability to regulate hormone levels, reduce inflammation, and improve blood circulation – all vital factors in managing acne. In addition, complementary approaches like herbal remedies, diet modifications, and lifestyle adjustments can augment the benefits of acupuncture and promote clearer skin.
Empower yourself with knowledge and insights to transform your skin health naturally.
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Should you be worried about Mpox, formerly known as monkeypox? Mpox has been increasingly reported and linked to travel and imported animals; over the last year, more than 30,000 cases have been reported in the USA. This virus is transmissible from person to person and animal to person. Cases may be severe, especially in children, pregnant women, or people with suppressed immune systems. Here's what you need to know to boost your immune system.

Welcome back to A Better Way to Health with Dr. Stuart Shipe. On today's show, we're talking about Natural Solutions to Low Libido. 
Libido can be tricky and impacted by many different factors. According to TCM, low libido in women relates to a Yin (female energy) and Yang (male energy) imbalance. If you are experiencing low libido, many natural solutions can help. Several things can cause low libido in women: hormonal imbalances, anxiety, depression, poor communication between partners, underlying health conditions, or even exhaustion from juggling responsibilities and commitments without proper rest and relaxation.

If you're experiencing low libido, treating the issue as soon as possible is essential for your physical, mental, emotional, and overall health. Fortunately, low libido is a common problem that can be treated naturally with modalities like acupuncture and herbal medicine. Acupuncture is one of the oldest healing techniques in the world. It involves placing very fine needles into your body at specific points, stimulating your body's energy flow, and helping to regulate hormone levels, blood flow, and nervous system activity. As a result, acupuncture helps balance your hormones, promotes good circulation, and promotes relaxation.

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Welcome back to A Better Way to Health with Dr. Stuart Shipe. On today's show, we're addressing a topic that impacts many women: pelvic inflammatory disease. This disease can be recurrent and destructive if not managed. If you're in pain during intercourse, experiencing pelvic pain, discharge, a mass that can be palpated, elevated body temperature, and more - pelvic inflammatory disease may be the cause. 
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Welcome back to A Better Way to Health with Dr. Stuart Shipe. Today's show addresses a topic that impacts many women: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, otherwise called "PCOS." PCOS is the most common endocrine disorder of women of reproductive age. PCOS can often cause fertility issues, severe pain, ovarian cysts, impaired metabolic function, weight gain, and more. Tune in to the show to learn more about a natural approach to managing PCOS. 
For more information about today's show or products, don't hesitate to contact Women's Traditional Chinese Healing through our website, www.traditionalchinesehealing.com, email us at info@traditionalchinesehealing.com, or call us at 772-398-4550.