Essence of Juji Podcast
Welcome to the Essence of Juji Podcast, a space where we explore the art of holistic health and wellness, intentional self-care, and the deep wisdom within our bodies.
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EP 9 | Womb Steaming Through Chinese Medicine and Beyond by Juliette Eleonora (Essence of Juji Podcast) (opens the original)
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In this episode, Juliette Eleonora (Chinese medicine practitioner and birth doula) talks about the practice of Womb steaming with its roots in Chinese Medicine. We trace its history within Chinese Medicine, from ancient fumigation therapy through classical physicians like Zhang Zhongjing and follow its parallels in other places across the globe where steam and warmth have always been carried by midwives and elder women survival knowledge, wisdom and care. Juliette speaks to what this practice ca
EP8 | The Connection Between the Womb and the Heart in Chinese Medicine through the Bao Mai by Juliette Eleonora (Essence of Juji Podcast) (opens the original)
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In this episode, Juliette Eleonora (Chinese medicine practitioner and birth doula) explores the connection between the Womb and the Heart through the lens of Chinese Medicine and modern physiology. We dive into what the Bao Mai is and why the Heart is described as sovereign while the Womb is described as root, how Shen (spirit) and Jing (essence) communicate along this line, and how this same relationship shows up in modern terms. Juliette touches upon what disharmony along this pathway can look
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