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Host Caulen Foster sits down with Dr. Felice Chan, a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and founder of Felice Acupuncture, to talk about the power of prevention, the science behind acupuncture, and what it means to live a long, healthy life. Drawing from her upbringing in Hong Kong, her training in Western medicine, and her own unexpected health scare, Dr. Chan shares how blending Eastern and Western medicine can transform the way we approach healing — before illness ever has the chance to take hold.
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Dr. Felice Chan is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and founder of Felice Acupuncture in Los Angeles. Born and raised in Hong Kong, Dr. Chan grew up immersed in the principles of traditional Chinese medicine before formally training in Western medicine. She now integrates both worlds to help her patients achieve lasting health through acupuncture, herbal medicine, and food as medicine.
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The information presented and discussed in this podcast does not constitute medical or healthcare advice and is intended solely for educational and informational purposes only. All listeners and/or viewers should consult with their doctors or other qualified healthcare providers regarding any medical or healthcare related matters.
By Brello HealthHost Caulen Foster sits down with Dr. Felice Chan, a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and founder of Felice Acupuncture, to talk about the power of prevention, the science behind acupuncture, and what it means to live a long, healthy life. Drawing from her upbringing in Hong Kong, her training in Western medicine, and her own unexpected health scare, Dr. Chan shares how blending Eastern and Western medicine can transform the way we approach healing — before illness ever has the chance to take hold.
About the Guest
Dr. Felice Chan is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine and founder of Felice Acupuncture in Los Angeles. Born and raised in Hong Kong, Dr. Chan grew up immersed in the principles of traditional Chinese medicine before formally training in Western medicine. She now integrates both worlds to help her patients achieve lasting health through acupuncture, herbal medicine, and food as medicine.
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The information presented and discussed in this podcast does not constitute medical or healthcare advice and is intended solely for educational and informational purposes only. All listeners and/or viewers should consult with their doctors or other qualified healthcare providers regarding any medical or healthcare related matters.