The Entrepreneur Behind a Global Wellness Movement
Discover a Chinese medicine approach to perimenopause with Dr. Lorne Brown, exploring menopause as a “second spring,” hormonal changes, fertility, thyroid health, and conscious healing.
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A Chinese Medicine Approach to Perimenopause
Struggling with perimenopause symptoms your usual explanations don’t cover? Dr. Lorne Brown joins the Hello Hormones Podcast to explore how Chinese medicine reframes hot flashes, rage spirals, and brain fog as signals of the body’s resilience — not just hormone chaos.
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Stop Trying to Fix Yourself: The Path to Wholeness with Lorena Monda
What if lasting transformation isn’t about fixing yourself, but becoming more curious about what is already happening within you?
In this episode, Dr. Lorne Brown speaks with psychotherapist, Hakomi teacher, author, and acupuncturist Lorena Monda about wholeness, unconscious patterns, and the powerful connection between body, mind, emotion, and spirit. They explore how the body can reveal beliefs and experiences that may remain outside conscious awareness—and why true acceptance is something we experience, not simply something we think.
Lorena shares how curiosity, awareness, and letting go of the struggle with ourselves can create deeper inner coherence and meaningful transformation in our relationships and everyday lives.
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Fertility’s Oldest Secrets: Ancient Medicine, The Nervous System and Miracle MomentsInnovative Therapies for Fertility: Red Light, Sound Tables, and Laser Acupuncture
What happens when a patient walks in with undetectable AMH and leaves nine months later pregnant — naturally? Dr. Lorne Brown unpacks 26 years of integrative fertility care, exploring egg quality, chronic stress, endocrine disruptors, and the ancient medicine principles that modern research is finally catching up to.
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Study Highlights the Role of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in Supporting IVF and FET Outcomes
A June 2025 published peer-reviewed study offers insight into how acupuncture and Whole Systems Traditional Chinese Medicine (WS-TCM) can support individuals undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF). Led by Christine Kaiser, DACM, LAc, at University Hospitals Connor Whole Health and Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, the study explores how WS-TCM—when integrated into IVF fertility care—can…
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