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Hello, friends, Dr. Molly here once again with the Ancient Health podcast, with my good friend, Dr. Chloe Weber,

who's a doctor of Chinese medicine.

And in the first episode, we talked about reproductive health.

We talked about four main organs to recap that were associated with the reproductive system.

We talked about the heart.

We talked about the liver.

We talked about the spleen and the kidneys.

And it's in a relationship on how it affects the function of the ovaries, the uterus, and the reproductive system.

And in this episode, I think Dr. Chloe and I want to chat about the importance of the cycle and assessing the cycle.

So once again, Doc, thanks for joining me on this part two.

And thank you for talking about women's health, which is so important.

Absolutely. My pleasure. I'm really happy to be back thank you so much this session i wanted to ask you when uh when any patient comes in and i think i like to lead by example because we see people all the

time we're i mean i'm in the office pretty much most time. And when you look at a lady's cycle, one of the main questions, like, one of the biggest

questions in Chinese medicine, I suspect, I mean, like what I've seen and what I've

taught how to assess a patient who's a lady, is to find out how their cycles are going. And because I think that at times with my patients, they would often see that their cycles happening once a month. So it's just like, oh, when it happens once a month, I just have to worry about it at that particular time a month. And when it's done, I don't have to worry about it anymore. And that really,

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