Tune into this interview with Emma Kidman, one of our RCP Institute graduates and tutors. After a diagnosis of anaemia and adenomyosis, Emma shares how she found the RCP helpful with her painful menstrual cycle and fatigue.

She noticed improvements in her energy very quickly, and the pain and heaving bleeding also improved after implementing the whole protocol.

Emma currently works as a tutor in the RCP Institute, as well as helping others as a consultant.

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