Have you ever wondered how seasons and elements affect you? Non-western ways of healing often reconnect us to nature, and today‘s guest is sharing her wisdom on how to reconnect with yourself and the elements. For today‘s guest, healing herself has been a life-long journey. Her commitment to mind-body health stems from her childhood disability from developmental dysplasia and the experience of decades of pain. After starting off with traditional Chinese medicine, she went back to it after trying all ways of Western medications. Today, she helps you solve your inner problems through her self-developed AromaPoint Alchemy including essential oils. If you want to find out more about how elements connect to your personality and alternative ways of healing, check out today‘s episode! It was amazing to have Merina on the Rhonda Swan Show!
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