Honest writing on the body, the rhythm, the daily ritual. Mostly Mal — occasionally the team. No hype. No before/after. Just what we are learning, in time.
The first programme is Women's Health. Across thirty years, that's the area I've been asked for the most — and the area where the pattern work shows up most clearly. Here's what I mean by that, and why I think a daily ritual matters more than another supplement.
Read the note →Two questions came up most: does it replace seeing you? (no), and can I use it during my period? (yes — that's actually the point). The honest answers, and the longer thinking behind them.
Read the note →The bridge between TCM tradition and TENS technology is where most people lose me — or where they decide it's interesting. A note on the join, and what's actually new in Meridiann (which is less than the marketing suggests, in a good way).
Read the note →We don't have a price yet. We have a set of constraints — sustainable manufacturing, a daily ritual that needs to be affordable enough to actually do, a refill subscription that doesn't punish people for sticking with it. Here's how we're thinking about the maths.
Read the note →The TGA distinction is real and it shapes everything we say. But it's also genuinely how I think about Meridiann clinically. A note on what we're not claiming, what we are claiming, and why the difference matters.
Read the note →It was a Tuesday. A patient asked me a question I'd been asked a thousand times — what should I do at home? — and I didn't have a good enough answer. The story of how Meridiann started, and what changed in clinic on that one Tuesday afternoon.
Read the note →No tracker pixels. No drip funnels. Just Mal writing, occasionally the team, when there's something real to say.