Hill Yang​

A female client in her mid-40s sought care primarily for musculoskeletal support. After approximately two months of treatment, she disclosed an unexpected pregnancy. She reported no prior pregnancies over a 17-year period. This case documents an unexpected pregnancy occurring after a period of whole-body regulation and care. While no direct causal relationship can be established, the case highlights the importance of considering systemic balance, nervous system regulation, an

This client had experienced severe gastrointestinal intolerance for over a decade. Minor changes in salt, oil, sugar, food type, or strong flavours would trigger vomiting and diarrhoea. Eating outside the home was extremely difficult, making travel and social activities highly restrictive. Long-standing digestive dysfunction with severe food intolerance, improved through whole-body and autonomic regulation, allowing a return to normal eating and unrestricted travel. Despite f

Several female clients presented with long-standing reproductive health concerns, including difficulty conceiving and recurrent pregnancy loss, despite prior medical investigations that did not identify a clear structural cause. These experiences were associated with significant emotional distress and prolonged uncertainty. A clinical discussion focused on systemic inflammation, nervous system regulation, and whole-body support in reproductive health care. Clinical assessment