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“I like Aviva Romm. I like what she’s doing. Something about the recent episodes is lacking. They feel like they were slapped together. The recent episode on PMADS should have a had some disclaimers or been more thoughtfully crafted so that it didn’t unnecessarily scare people. I also often leave the recent episodes (particularly the PMAD episode) thinking, “Ok…but what can I do?” The knowledge is great but there aren’t really actionable steps. I think the questions asked of the interviewees could be less leading and there could be less interruptions. I’ll keep listening, but I’ll then go to other practitioners (like Clara Bailey, Sarah Corbett of Rowan and Sage, or Newborn Mothers) to figure out what I can actually DO.”
emaheg via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/04/22
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“Thank you so much Dr. Aviva for all your hard work and effort. I have been following your blogs for years and learning from your Herbal Medicine course, now this is an amazing added bonus with extra-ordinary value.
Thank you”
Amira Ayad via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/25/16
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“So excited about her podcasts! Aviva Romm covers so many relevant topics for women attempting to leave a little more naturally and holistically. Her blogs, interviews and now her podcasts provide such a wealth of information and resources! Cannot wait for her to do more!”
Amt83 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/13/16
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“I have just started listening over the last couple of months and am so much more aware of what my body is trying to tell me.This is such a great podcast to help us become more aware of our health.. Thank you Aviva!”
Kennakai via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/28/16
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