Emerge with Fini Cooper
In this episode of Emerge, I sit down with the brilliant Ada Ooi — London’s most sought after wellness practitioner and aesthetician — for one of the most genuinely eye-opening conversations I've had on this podcast. Ada has nearly two decades of experience working out of her renowned Harley Street clinic in London, and her approach is unlike anything conventional Western medicine offers. She doesn't just treat symptoms — she finds the root. And in this episode, she completely reframes the way I think about hormones, sleep, food, and even the way I start my morning. Fair warning: by the end of this episode, I was questioning my iced matcha habit, my cold breakfasts, and my approach to perimenopause... in the best possible way. DISCLAIMER: All case studies discussed are fictionalised and anonymised composites derived from clinical experiences. Any resemblance to specific individuals is coincidental, details have been altered to protect privacy. DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE 16-MINUTE GUIDED BREATHWORK AUDIO HERE [https://thebreathway.com/podcast] Where to Find Ada Ooi: * Instagram: @ada.ooi [https://www.instagram.com/ada.ooi/] * Website: www.adaooi.com [https://www.adaooi.com/] * Clinic: www.001london.co.uk [https://www.001london.co.uk/] Connect with Fini Cooper: * Instagram: @thebreathway [https://www.instagram.com/thebreathway/]& @emerge.podcast [https://www.instagram.com/emerge.podcast/] * Website: thebreathway.com/ [https://thebreathway.com/] In this episode, we talk about: * Ada’s background in Chinese medicine, aesthetics, and neuropsychology * What “treating from within” really means * Why Chinese medicine looks at the body as one interconnected system * How symptoms like low mood, hot flushes, body aches, digestion issues, and skin problems can sometimes be connected * The role of the nervous system in healing and regulation * How Eastern and Western medicine can complement each other * Why consultation time and truly listening to patients matters * Ada’s perspective on perimenopause and menopause * When hormone therapy may be helpful, and why it is important to have a longer-term plan * Why sleep is one of the most important foundations for health * Why Ada often prioritises sleep even above food * The problem with scrolling before bed * Why Chinese medicine generally recommends avoiding cold drinks and cold breakfasts * How warm breakfasts can support digestion and nervous system safety * Matcha, coffee, caffeine, and the cooling nature of green tea * Why foot baths can be a powerful evening ritual * Ada’s thoughts on cold plunges and ice baths * How seasonal changes in the UK can affect the body * Simple practices to help the body feel warmer, safer, and more regulated DISCLAIMER: All case studies discussed are fictionalised and anonymised composites derived from clinical experiences. Any resemblance to specific individuals is coincidental, details have been altered to protect privacy.
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