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It really works! Curing Infertility uses ancient Chinese medicine to improve health and cure infertility. Renowned Ancient Chinese Medicine practitioner Yaron Seidman unlocks the mysteries of Ancient Chinese Medicine and demonstrates how patients can utilize the Hunyuan Method to drastically; increase a couple’s chances and ability to conceive the healthy way. This radical method is based on sound principles of Ancient Chinese Medicine in order to strengthen the patient’s health thus allowing this inborn ability to come in to play. It doesn’t aim at creating conception, but rather it aims at creating a healthy person, which in turn allows for conception.

As the founder of the Hunyuan Method?, Yaron Seidman has treated thousands of patients, with a stunning success rate greater than 50 percent. His eighteen years of scholarship in Old Chinese Medicine and many years of study with practitioners both in China and New Zealand, Seidman has truly made a name for himself in medicine. As a scholar, he has read and come to understand ancient Chinese classics, and by translating the text, has brought forth knowledge that has never before been accessible in English.

Having graduated from Auckland Acupuncture College in New Zealand in 1993, Seidman completed a three-year comprehensive program, which gave him a vast understanding of the Western Health Sciences and Oriental Medicine Theory.

Seidman is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Chinese medicine from Five Branches University in San Jose, CA, as well as an OCM PhD from Zhe Jiang Traditional Chinese Medicine University in Hang Zhou, China. He was nominated by Guangxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine as a ?Master Herbologist.” In addition, Seidman is a nationally certified acupuncturist and herbalist by the NCCAOM (National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine) and a licensed acupuncturist by the State of Connecticut Department of Health. He has also studied western health sciences in depth, completing more than 300 hours of rotations in a mainstream fertility clinic in Connecticut.

Seidman is currently pursuing a DAOM (doctor of acupuncture and oriental medicine).

In addition, he belongs to ASRM (American Society for Reproductive Medicine), INCIID, RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, and similar infertility organizations.