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THE LIVE FAB LIFE PODCAST
The Live FAB Life Podcast lives at the intersection of Human Design and functional wellness — energy, digestion, burnout, and why the rules you were conditioned to follow don't fit how you're actually built.
Each limited series takes a deep dive into what people are actually navigating — looking at productivity culture, the wellness industry, beauty standards, and who gets to belong with Human Design as the framework for the patterns nobody's quite naming.
Hosted by Naomi Nakamura. New series drop a few times a year.
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TAKE A PEEK AT A FEW FAVORITE EPISODES
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My Human Design Motivation
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Human Design and Burnout
recent episodes
THE LIVE FAB LIFE PODCAST
Episode 172: The Stories We Don’t Talk About: An Asian American Experience, Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine with Emily Chui
Continuing with Asian Pacific Heritage Month, joining me in this episode is Emily Chui. Emily is a returning guest, having previously joined me in Episode 024 with an introduction to acupuncture.
Emily has been my acupuncturist for the past five years (and counting!) and has taught me so much about Traditional Chinese Medicine.
In this episode, Emily shares:
Her immigration story migrating from Hong Kong to Southern California as a high school student
What her transition to American schools was like
Why she pursued a career in acupuncture (after getting her undergraduate degree in a different field)
Similarities and differences between Western medicine and TCM
What are ear seeds and how they can be beneficial for healing
Episode 024: An Introduction to Acupuncture with Emily Chui
In this episode, I’m joined by Emily Chui. Emily is an herbalist and Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine who focuses on addressing the emotional well-being of her patients, which shows up in women’s health issues, digestive issues, sleeping disorders, and stress, which are all closely related to one another.

