Nutritional Healing with Chinese Medicine with Ellen Goldsmith

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During this masterclass, you’ll learn how and why we should use Chinese medicine to inform our diet.

Join us with Ellen Goldsmith, author of “Nutritional Healing with Chinese Medicine.”

You’ll find out:

  • Food has energy and that energy influences how you feel and your health
  • How is Chinese dietary therapy different from Western diet recommendations
  • What a balanced diet is from the Chinese medicine perspective

About Our Guest:

Ellen Goldsmith, M.S.O.M, L.Ac., Dip.C.H., is the co-founder of Pearl Natural Health, a naturopathic, acupuncture and Chinese medicine clinic in Portland, Oregon. She is a graduate of the National University of Natural Medicine’s Classical Chinese Medicine program, with a Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine, is licensed as an acupuncturist, and is certified in Chinese herbal therapy. She has taught Chinese dietetics and its application in practice for NUNM’s classical Chinese medicine program for the past 12 years and is currently adjunct faculty for the Masters of Science of Nutrition program. She is passionate about creating courses, programs and presentations that cultivate body/mind health and engage people through food as medicine, mindfulness. Ellen resides in Oregon.  For more information please visit their website https://pearlnaturalhealth.com/practitioners/ellen-goldsmith-l-ac/

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