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Peter Kington

Heavenly Qi

SuperFeast Podcast

Welcome to the Womb

Clare Pyers

Steph Gaudreau

Jeff Chilton

Daniel Vitalis

Sarah Wilson

Jake Steiner

Molly Maloof

Lily Nichols

Rachel Reed

Jolene Brighten

STEPHEN HARROD BUHNER

Tara Schulenberg

Jennifer Fugo

Sajah Popham

James Newbury

OwlTail

Today's episode it stacked full of important information regarding the man's role in conception. Midwife Em is joined by Peter Kington, a general acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine practitioner who has studied a Masters of Reproductive Medicine. Peter has an incredible depth of knowledge surrounding sperm and men’s health and explores why men are often overlooked when it comes to fertility. Peter first discusses why this might be the case and then dives deep into the important role of sperm and how men can be best taking care of it. Whether you are just beginning your fertility journey or are in the depths of it, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.You can either find Peter Kington at his practice in Greenslopes, Brisbane or over at his website https://www.peterkington.com.au/.

Today's episode it stacked full of important information regarding the man's role in conception. Midwife Em is joined by Peter Kington, a general acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine practitioner who has studied a Masters of Reproductive Medicine. Peter has an incredible depth of knowledge surrounding sperm and men’s health and explores why men are often overlooked when it comes to fertility. Peter first discusses why this might be the case and then dives deep into the important role of sperm and how men can be best taking care of it. Whether you are just beginning your fertility journey or are in the depths of it, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.You can either find Peter Kington at his practice in Greenslopes, Brisbane or over at his website <a href="https://www.peterkington.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.peterkington.com.au/</a>.

What's Sperm Got To Do With It?! With Peter Kington

Acupuncturist and Chinese medicine practitioner Peter Kington has built a successful fertility and pregnancy-focused practice, working with couples and individuals experiencing sub-fertility. In this very open conversation with Mason Peter discusses erectile function, semen analysis, reproductive health, male health literacy, lifestyle, emotional, spiritual factors of male preconception, red flags for infertility, and breaking down cultural barriers around the male role in conception.  Living in a world where infertility issues and IVF procedures are increasing, one can find an array of lifestyle, biological, and environmental factors that play a role in both men and women not being as optimally fertile as they could be. But how can we get to the root of what's causing infertility if the right diagnostic tools aren't being used, and the right conversations are not being had? Looking through the holistic lens of Chinese Medicine, Peter explains why male preconception is a vulnerable topic for men to openly discuss, especially when there is an infertility factor present that lies with them. One of the things that stands out about Peter Kington as a practitioner is his approach to diagnosis and his sensitivity to understanding the male psyche. In this insightful conversation, he explains that a good diagnosis is about looking for bits of information that give insight into the patents mind/body connection and being aware of the cultural narratives around male reproductive function.   Mase and Peter Discuss: -Masturbation. -Semen analysis. -Low sperm count. -Male sexual health.  -Healthy ejaculation. -Male preconception. -The lifecycle of sperm. -Male physical examination. -Erectile function/dysfunction.  -Male vulnerability around sex. -The pressure of conception.   -Pornography and low sperm counts. -The micro environment of the Testes.  -Sperm/Semen; Whats the difference? -The IVF path and options to support it.  -The impact of infertility and infertility treatment on men.    Resources: Peter Kington.com.au Peter Kington Facebook Peter Kington Instagram   Check Out The Transcript Here:  https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/male-preconception-with-peter-kington-ep-126

Acupuncturist and Chinese medicine practitioner Peter Kington has built a successful fertility and pregnancy-focused practice, working with couples and individuals experiencing sub-fertility. In this very open conversation with Mason Peter discusses erectile function, semen analysis, reproductive health, male health literacy, lifestyle, emotional, spiritual factors of male preconception, red flags for infertility, and breaking down cultural barriers around the male role in conception. Living in a world where infertility issues and IVF procedures are increasing, one can find an array of lifestyle, biological, and environmental factors that play a role in both men and women not being as optimally fertile as they could be. But how can we get to the root of what's causing infertility if the right diagnostic tools aren't being used, and the right conversations are not being had? Looking through the holistic lens of Chinese Medicine, Peter explains why male preconception is a vulnerable topic for men to openly discuss, especially when there is an infertility factor present that lies with them. One of the things that stands out about Peter Kington as a practitioner is his approach to diagnosis and his sensitivity to understanding the male psyche. In this insightful conversation, he explains that a good diagnosis is about looking for bits of information that give insight into the patents mind/body connection and being aware of the cultural narratives around male reproductive function. Mase and Peter Discuss: -Masturbation. -Semen analysis. -Low sperm count. -Male sexual health.  -Healthy ejaculation. -Male preconception. -The lifecycle of sperm. -Male physical examination. -Erectile function/dysfunction.  -Male vulnerability around sex. -The pressure of conception.   -Pornography and low sperm counts. -The micro environment of the Testes.  -Sperm/Semen; Whats the difference? -The IVF path and options to support it.  -The impact of infertility and infertility treatment on men.  Resources: <a href="https://www.peterkington.com.au" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Peter Kington.com.au </a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/Peter.Kington.Acupuncture.Fertility.Pregnancy/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Peter Kington Facebook</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/148494331699/australia/brisbane-queensland-australia/peter-kington-brisbane-acupuncturist-fertility-pregnancy-support/?hl=en" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Peter Kington Instagram</a> Check Out The Transcript Here: <a href="https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/male-preconception-with-peter-kington-ep-126" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/male-preconception-with-peter-kington-ep-126</a>

#126 Male Preconception with Peter Kington

What’s your libido like on a scale of “can’t get enough” to “can I please have a cup of tea?”. Male fertility is up for discussion this week and Peter Kington is just the man for the job.  When girls hit puberty, she is afforded many subsequent years to observe her menstrual cycle and to get a sense of any problems that might be present. However, when a boy hits puberty and starts to ejaculate with masturbation, there’s no feedback to let him know that his sperm is fine or that there’s any sperm there at all. Yet as Peter Kington so eloquently describes, it’s an assumption that almost every man (and society) makes, and it doesn’t necessarily get questioned even if a couple is suffering from fertility problems.  Peter has a keen interest in treating male fertility, not just from a clinical perspective, but also from a social point of view that by and large still places the “blame” with women and isolates men from the process. This is an in depth episode where we cover just about all there is to know about male fertility and getting the guys on board with treatment through to strategies that can be applied clinically. Peter’s clinic is located in Brisbane, and he also lectures regularly across Australia and New Zealand. He will be presenting at IICMC Supercharge your Fertility Conference in Melbourne in November 2018. We’d love to hear your comments and feedback on this episode. Please drop by our Facebook page to let us know what you think on this topic!

What’s your libido like on a scale of “can’t get enough” to “can I please have a cup of tea?”. Male fertility is up for discussion this week and Peter Kington is just the man for the job. When girls hit puberty, she is afforded many subsequent years to observe her menstrual cycle and to get a sense of any problems that might be present. However, when a boy hits puberty and starts to ejaculate with masturbation, there’s no feedback to let him know that his sperm is fine or that there’s any sperm there at all. Yet as Peter Kington so eloquently describes, it’s an assumption that almost every man (and society) makes, and it doesn’t necessarily get questioned even if a couple is suffering from fertility problems. Peter has a keen interest in treating male fertility, not just from a clinical perspective, but also from a social point of view that by and large still places the “blame” with women and isolates men from the process. This is an in depth episode where we cover just about all there is to know about male fertility and getting the guys on board with treatment through to strategies that can be applied clinically. <a href="http://www.peterkington.com.au/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Peter’s clinic is located in Brisbane</a>, and he also lectures regularly across Australia and New Zealand. He will be presenting at <a href="https://iicmc.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">IICMC Supercharge your Fertility Conference</a> in Melbourne in November 2018. We’d love to hear your comments and feedback on this episode. Please drop by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/heavenlyqipodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">our Facebook page</a> to let us know what you think on this topic!

HQ 49 Chinese Medicine for Male Fertility with Peter Kington