Acupuncture and Natural Medicine
During pre-conception care, one of the things I discuss with couples is the "fertile window", and that there's a lot of chemical signalling going on between sperm and the egg. In these discussions, essentially we're working to ensure that there will be several million healthy, active sperm waiting in the fallopian tubes before ovulation occurs, quietly communicating with the... Continue Reading →
... nature has a sense of humour
The Eloquent Garden takes us away from Valentine’s Day schmaltz and sentimentality and into nature, so rich with meaning and simple beauty.
I think it’s no co-incidence that so many flowers and leaves are Heart-shaped.
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Convinced that capitalism has hijacked Valentine's Day, Margi Macdonald yearns for meaning and sincerity.
Strength, grace, tenderness, and one of my favourite instruments- the doudouk. Souffle de vie: breath of life
You might like to visit the blog perfume pharmer, from Monica Miller of Skye Botanicals. Recently I became a guest reviewer there. I have the lovely job of reviewing fine, natural perfumes, a task entirely compatible with my philosophy for health and healing. Pleasure, art, beauty, sensuality... they're so important, yet in the modern biomedical... Continue Reading →
The inclusion of safe, clinically effective complementary health care in cancer treatment is still an impossible dream for most Australians. Brisbane acupuncture professional Margi Macdonald explores the issue.
Kham Wan {Sweet Word} - The Overture Aaron Copeland, The Tender Land- Laurie's Aria, Love Duet Sometimes an Aussie woman just has to throw one in from her teenage years, and admit she still knows all the words Roberta Flack - The First TIme Ever I Saw Your Face
Brisbane acupuncturist Margi Macdonald explores the relationship between singing and vital energy.
