We've finally made it yangsters! The final episode for the year! It's been a long one, but we here at Forever Yang would like to say thank you for 'Du'-ing with us this last year. We have many more plans for the coming year with more podcast episodes, more series, more guests, and more books! We'll be taking a break this coming January, but we'll be back and ready to release more episodes for the next year!

Thank you all again for listening with us, all we'll see you in the next one! 

Merry Christmas and have a happy new year

Life moves so quickly, we often forget where we've started from. For the Yangster, this is time for all of us to reflect on our lives since the start of the pandemic. This includes the past, the present and our futures together. This week's podcast is a simple, yet great way for us to re-connect and find out how we've developed since leaving our lives as graduates. 

The book Charlene was talking about is called The Essential Guide to Acupuncture in Pregnancy & Childbirth by Debra Betts.

Come join us this week in our talk about our steps as a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner. 

Welcome back to Du with Us! This month's book is Feed Your Fertility: Your Guide to Cultivating a Healthy Pregnancy with Chinese Medicine, Real Food, and Holistic Living by Emily Bartlett and Laura Erlich

It started with egg and now we're on to the food! Gobble this month's book on the holistic approach to treating fertility with the use of supplements and food. We fry our best at talking about the applications of diet in TCM and fertility and its relevance to our practice. Read with us as we find out how to use food for medicine

Our next book is: Face Reading in Chinese Medicine by Lillian Bridges

You can get this months book here:

https://www.amazon.com.au/Feed-Your-Fertility-Cultivating-Pregnancy/dp/1592336620

Welcome back to Du with Us! This month's book is It starts with the egg by Rebecca Fett

What better way is there to start a new type of genre than it starts with the egg! This book is a holistic western medicine approach to treating fertility with the use of supplements and looking at individual lifestyles. We give our spin on it, as there are a lot of similarities with TCM and how it can be tied in with this book. Our journey into approaching medicine with Western medicine starts now! 

Our next book is: Feed Your Fertility: Your Guide to Cultivating a Healthy Pregnancy with Chinese Medicine by Emily Bartlett and Laura Erlich.

You can get this months book here:

https://www.amazon.com.au/Starts-Egg-Second-Naturally-Miscarriage-ebook/dp/B07NJ85ZFJ

Welcome back to Du with Us! This month's book is Curing Fibromyalgia Naturally With Chinese Medicine by Bob Flaws!

This book has got it all on how to deal with curing fibromyalgia naturally and holistically. Western medicine might not have all the answers for this condition yet, but TCM may be able to shed some light. This book covers acupuncture, herbal formulas, and other natural remedies to empower you to treat FMS. 

Our next book is: It starts with the Egg By Rebecca Fett

You can get it here for around $14 :

https://www.amazon.com/Curing-Fibromyalgia-Naturally-Chinese-Medicine/dp/1891845098

Welcome back yangsters! We're finally back after a short... 6-month break! Unfortunately, B and Nick won't be able to join us for a while but it's going to amazing as they begin their journey as Chinese Medicine Practitioners! (yay for them!)

In this week's episode, we cover the book called "Explain Pain" by David S. Butler and G. Lorimer Moseley. 

Imagine an orchestra in your brain. It plays all kinds of harmonious melodies, then the pain comes along and the different sections of the orchestra are reduced to a few pain tunes. All pain is real. And for many people, it is a debilitating part of everyday life. It is now known that understanding more about why things hurt can actually help people to overcome their pain. Explain Pain discusses how pain responses are produced by the brain: how responses to injury from the autonomic motor and immune systems in your body contribute to pain

Hello Yangsters! Kick back and relax for this is our final episode for the year! All of us at Forever Yang would like to give you our sincerest appreciation for listening and sticking with us for this year. We've all learnt a lot (and we hope you have too!) and thank you for sticking with us through tough times. Our goal for next year is to bring on lots more new content and more guests! 

We wish you all a happy holiday. Stay safe and we'll see you in the next year!

Welcome to the last episode of the Musculoskeletal  series! To round of these series, we've invited a special guest, Vanissa Tang, to join us! 

Vanissa is a registered physiotherapist with a Masters of Physiotherapy Practice from La Trobe University. Vanissa has a clinical focus in the management of neuromusculoskeletal injury, post-surgical rehabilitation, exercise rehabilitation, movement disorders and any joint dysfunction and work-related posture and ergonomics.

This week, she explains how physiotherapists treat musculoskeletal pain and problems, and its integration with traditional Chinese Medicine. 

A very warm thank you again to Vanissa for join the yangsters in the podcast this week, we hope to have you on again soon!

Book an appointment with Vanissa here!

https://www.whitecoat.com.au/physiotherapist/vic/glen-waverley/tang/638251

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@Physio.vee

Welcome to the second last episode of the musculoskeletal series! This week we're in (k)need for the knee and ankle! We're capping down on back pain and other clinical and anatomically relevant information. Butt that's not all, we discuss ways on what tests to use and how to treat them from a Chinese Medicine Perspective.

Join us this week on our second last episode for musculoskeletal series. 

We're Back with Lower Back this week! This week's episode, we break down the back into 2 segments: the lower back and gluteal region. We're cracking down on back pain and other clinical and anatomically relevant information. Butt that's not all, we discuss ways on what tests to use and how to treat them from a Chinese Medicine Perspective.

Join us this week on our musculoskeletal series.