Comment ?tre son propre th?rapeute ? Est-ce possible ? Et surtout, qu'est-ce que ?a veut dire?
Selon la m?decine traditionnelle chinoise nous avons tous la capacit? et presque le devoir de prendre soin de nous.
Il y a des choses que tu peux mettre en place pour pr?server ta sant?, tant physiquement que mentalement.
???????Des exercices
???????Une alimentation
???????Des pratiques d’hygi?ne de vie
?????….qui te correspondent gr?ce ? un bilan ?nerg?tique que tu peux faire pour ?tre ton meilleur alli? au quotidien
Dans ce podcast, je t'aide ? comprendre en quoi la m?decine traditionnelle chinoise peut te guider vers cette connaissance et ma?trise de soi.
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