15. Dr. Mao - Living Long & Strong as a 38th Generation Chinese Medicine Doctor

Today on “The Shine Strategy,” I’m honored bring you someone that I’ve known and trusted with my health for a long time—bestselling author and 38th generation doctor of Chinese Medicine, Dr. Mao Shing Ni, who is popularly known as “Dr. Mao.” He’s board-certified in anti-aging medicine and highly respected in the field of longevity and women’s health. Dr. Mao is the co-founder (along with his brother Dr. Dao) of Tao of Wellness Clinics and Yo San University of Chinese Medicine, both award-winning centers of healing and learning. Dr. Mao has written 19 books including his bestselling book Secrets of Longevity, and his latest, Live Long, Live Strong: An Integrative Approach to Cancer Care and Prevention. Awarded Best of the Best on “The Dr. Oz Show,” Dr. Mao has also appeared on “The Doctors,” Katie Couric, as well as the pages of The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times. As someone who has worked with Dr. Mao and seen the results of his work first-hand, I can say it’s powerful. I love hearing Dr. Mao’s tips on how to keep energy flowing properly through your body and what to do to prevent stagnation and disease—from cancer to infertility. There are so many small things we can do every day to live longer, healthier lives, so you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode to find out Dr. Mao’s top tips on how to do just that.

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