ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dr. Jessica Newman, who practices Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture and Pilates in Jerusalem, is a master expert in all of the above, and the founder of Jerusalem Acupuncture & Pilates. In this conversation, we discuss her experience working with thousands of patients, the differences between Western and Eastern medicine, the different experiences treating patients in Los Angeles and Israel, the role of emotions and spirituality in physical healing, and more! She is soon to release a 'doctor yourself' app. You can find her on instagram @jlm_acupil8s
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