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Most people are somewhat familiar with acupuncture. Understanding the importance
of your body’s energy meridians and the connection between your organs and your
emotions is integral to ancient medicine and can put you in charge of your own
health. Nourishing these important energy/communication circuits can give you the
ability to achieve strength and wellness in a way that is unique and supportive of
your healthy lifestyle and any alternative or medical therapies you may be taking.
Chinese medicine is often associated with acupuncture needles. This has been the
way trained physicians have restored the body’s meridians for centuries. You
cannot replace the expert knowledge, therapy and diagnostic ability a skilled
acupuncturist can provide. However, there is another health science, called
Nutripuncture, which allows everyone to nourish his or her own vital currents
(meridians) on their own during each season of the year.
This therapy is new to the US but has been practiced in France for over 20 years.
Nutrients (small chewable pills, much like homeopathic medication) are used rather
than acupuncture needles to unblock and nourish the vital currents.
Dr. Patrick Veret wrote, in his book “Nutripuncture”, “The information conveyed by
the meridians gives the human body great possibilities of physical, behavioral and
mental expression. It forms cybernetic circuits, which make the human being very
complex…”
These Nutrients use trace minerals to transfer specific, electromagnetic information
into the body’s cells and organs at targeted points. In this way, cellular exchanges
are nourished and the body is able to regulate and balance its meridians much
better with each season. This brings a person many health benefits, more strength
and energy. It’s why we call Nutripuncture acupuncture without needles.
What is “good health”?
Health is much more than the absence of disease. Good health includes a person’s
body and all of its functions as well as his or her emotions, behavior and ability to
communicate with others. Good health results when your body exists in a state of
balance through every season of the year.
A person’s life should be a healthy reflection of his or her body’s state of balance.
What does your life reflect? How do you feel day in and day out? How do other
people feel when they are with you? Good communication depends on good health.
We communicate with more than words; we communicate with our whole body
including each organ. In fact, our body language “speaks” louder than our words.
When we are not feeling well, then we are not communicating well, and our
relationships, at home and at work suffer.
What does this mean? If, for example, a person restores the health of their heart,
will they feel more generous and loving? Yes, quite possibly. Your heart pumps
blood through your body, but it is also an important part of your communication.
When your heart is healthy, you will have a better vision for life and you will more
often follow your own desires. Your emotions and physiology are intricately
connected. This is why medicating physical symptoms rarely restores a person’s
health.
Why do we get sick?
Haven’t you ever wondered why illnesses affect some people and not others? Why
do some people seem to get sick a lot during one season but not another? Have
you ever wondered if your negative emotions and behaviors have anything to do
with your physical health?
Traditional Chinese medicine (T.C.M.), the science behind acupuncture, is
thousands of years old. It teaches how the physical and psychological aspects of a
person, as well as their environment, are integrated and completely interdependent,
so if one is disturbed, then all are affected. Behavioral and emotional disturbances
always precede any physical illness. T.C.M. works to heal the disturbed vital
currents (meridians) of the body, thus restoring energy to the body’s organs and
cells and bringing more harmony and balance into a person’s life.
Chinese medicine believes that disease always originates from a disturbance in one
or more of the body’s meridians. Therefore, by nourishing these meridians with
either acupuncture needles or Nutripuncture, we have an incredible opportunity to
help prevent and even treat health problems at a deep level.
Disturbances in our vital currents can manifest from many sources including our
personal environment, such as family issues and upbringing, trauma, negative
experiences and how we take care of our bodies with nutrition and exercise.
Disturbances can also result from seasonal changes when we don’t adapt to them
well.
Nutripuncture is an excellent tool for everyone to use at home, from infants to the
elderly. Because it’s acupuncture without needles, it is easy to incorporate into any
lifestyle.
With our advanced training, health professionals are able to incorporate this
therapy into their practice, which allows them to support their patient’s health in a
unique and effective way; therefore, giving a better out come with each patient.
Using Nutripuncture to help restore the body’s meridians, as with any therapy,
requires some knowledge and understanding of practical application. Your
involvement will give you the skills you need to nourish your body, your emotions
and your communication with others for a lifetime.
these products as a medical cure. Nutriments do not directly prevent, treat or cure diseases or destroy germs.