#089 Endometriosis Management Using Traditional Chinese Medicine – with Elizabeth Cullen

#89 Endometriosis Management Using Traditional Chinese Medicine - with Elizabeth Cullen

The Holistic Nutritionists Podcast

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"With traditional Chinese medicine, we diagnose from a perspective of 'where is the imbalance in the body and what's the pattern that's driving that?' So, the use of Chinese medicine for endometriosis, dysmenorrhea, and pelvic pain begins with looking at the uterus and the connection that the uterus has with other organs, like the heart. In treating endometriosis, I commonly see Qi and blood stagnation, or 'cold' in the uterus, as the underlying causes of disharmony in the body."

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Natalie K. Douglas | Thyroid Healer

Natalie K. Douglas | Thyroid Healer

Natalie K. Douglas ("Nat") is a Holistic Dietitian and Nutritionist dedicated to Thyroid, gut and hormone healing.

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Kate Callaghan | The Holistic Nutritionist

Kate Callaghan | The Holistic Nutritionist

Kate Callaghan is a Holistic Nutritionist, Personal Trainer and Lifestyle Coach who specializes in women's hormone healing.

She recognizes that there is no “one size fits all” diet or “magic bullet” which is going to cure all illnesses.

She focuses on having a thorough understanding of your personal goals, needs, likes/dislikes, support networks and lifestyle in order to create a food and lifestyle approach that suits YOU.

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Elizabeth Cullen | Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Acupuncturist & Founder of The Dao Health Clinic

Elizabeth Cullen | Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Acupuncturist & Founder of The Dao Health Clinic

ABOUT ELIZABETH

Elizabeth Cullen is a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist. She is the founder of The Dao Health based in Caringbah in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire where her and her team of Chinese Medicine practitioners are dedicated to creating a practice where patients of the West can confidently and safely experience and benefit treatment learnt from the East.

Through the use of the latest evidence based Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture research each patient is treated as an individual at The Dao Health. Liz seeks the root of the cause rather than the branch to restore the healthy balance both physically and emotionally.

Liz has a particular passion and enthusiasm treating Women’s Health and Fertility and last year she graduated from UNSW with a Masters of Women's Health Medicine to continue to pursue her passion of Integrative Medicine. Treatment ranges from beginning with Menarche and Menstrual issues including Endometriosis and Poylcystic Ovary Syndrome through to Pre conception behaviour, Natural Fertility support, Male fertility support, IUI and IVF support, Pregnancy, Labour preparation and Post natal care.

She treats a range of conditions in the clinic and has interest and experience in the treatment of Bells Palsy, Digestive Issues, Skin conditions, Sleep issues, Chronic Fatigue, Musculoskeletal Issues, Mental Health and Cosmetic Acupuncture.

Elizabeth’s ongoing curiosity with Traditional Chinese Medicine inspires her to travel back to China for ongoing study and in her spare time enjoys taking her two rescue dogs Iris and Arthur to the beach.​

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