Letting It All Go, Parasites Too (If Only It Were That Easy)
After a startling colonic and an herbal cleanse, Dr. Catherine wonders what it means to let go—and what might come into the space we've made for company.
Chinese medicine, modern research, and the everyday art of feeling well.
← All articlesAfter a startling colonic and an herbal cleanse, Dr. Catherine wonders what it means to let go—and what might come into the space we've made for company.
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Letters from Catherine
Personal stories, things I’m reading, and thoughts on living well. A free letter, usually on Sundays.