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How Acupuncture Supports Fertility: What the Research Actually Shows

Does acupuncture for fertility actually work — or is it just placebo? Auckland naturopath and acupuncturist Katie Kempthorne breaks down the research across six key areas — IVF success rates, hormonal regulation, uterine blood flow, egg quality, PCOS/PMOS, and male fertility — with links to the studies so you can read them yourself.

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PCOS/PMOS and Fertility Acupuncture: Restoring Ovulation Naturally

PCOS has just been officially renamed PMOS — and the new name finally explains why naturopathy and acupuncture work so well for it. Auckland practitioner Katie Kempthorne has personal experience with this condition and 20 years of clinical practice behind her. Here she explains the three things that actually drive PCOS/PMOS, why Western medicine's answers are incomplete, and what restoring ovulation naturally actually looks like.

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Low AMH: What It Means, What It Doesn't, and What You Can Do About It

Been told your AMH is low? Before you accept that as the whole story, read this. Auckland naturopath and acupuncturist Katie Kempthorne explains what AMH actually measures, what it doesn't — and why the quality of your eggs, not the quantity, is the piece that defines your outcome. And the piece you have the most control over.

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Recurrent Miscarriage: How Acupuncture and Naturopathy Help Find the Reason

You are not broken. Recurrent miscarriage almost always has a reason — it just requires a different lens to find it. Auckland naturopath and acupuncturist Katie Kempthorne explains what she investigates that standard testing doesn't, and why depletion, thyroid antibodies, and immune imbalance are the three things most commonly missed.

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