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Nutripuncture was discovered by Dr. Patrick Veret in 1983. For over twenty years this
therapy has been practiced in France. Nutripuncture uses 38 regulating nutriments (small,
good tasting, chewable pills) taken orally, to treat and balance specific meridians and points
on the body (much like acupuncture needles).
These Nutriments have combinations of trace minerals that energetically communicate with
the body’s organs. The different combinations of electromagnetic information send a
specific message to the body at certain points. The information of the different trace
minerals already exists in each of our body’s cells; therefore, these Nutrients are easily
recognized and utilized by the body.
Nutripuncture activates cellular exchanges of nutrition and energy, which is how cells are
nourished and revitalized in the body. This therapy regulates the body’s meridians/vital
currents according to the seasons of the year, supporting a person’s desire to live a more
balanced and energetic life.
The science of Nutripuncture was developed from the combination of Georges Lakhovsky’s
research on cellular oscilation and the Chinese concept of health.
Nutripuncture has both confirmed and fine-tuned the laws of health that have been taught
and practiced in Traditional Chinese Medicine for thousands of years. The research that
has gone into the development of Nutripuncture therapy has brought together Chinese
medicine with the modern concepts of functional physiology.
Nutripuncture Nutriments correspond with organs and functions allowing everyone to
nourish their body during each season. The main organ pairs and meridians for each
season are:
Summer—Heart/Small Intestine
End of Summer—Stomach/Pancreas
Autumn—Lungs/Colon
Winter—Kidney/Bladder
Spring—Liver/Gallbladder
There are two approaches to using Nutripuncture, Associative Nutripuncture and
Sequential Nutripuncture:
Associative Nutripuncture is the therapy everyone starts with. This is designed to give a
general, nutritional action on the vital currents and organs of the body.
Associations always start with Yin/Yang and follow with any order of nutriments chosen
according to the person’s individual needs. Nutri Yin and Nutri Yang promote better
communication between a person’s cells and their environment. Together with the other
nutriments, Yin/Yang helps to restore the vitality levels in the body.
Associative Nutripuncture is easy and successful for anyone to apply. The only restriction is
respecting the five nutriments that are for men and the five that are for women and always
taking Yin/Yang first. A person can experiment with different combinations and teach
himself or herself how to nourish their bodies according to their specific health needs and
according to the current season. Associations can be used by anyone including babies,
children and even animals. All recommendations in this website are associations.
Sequential Nutripuncture does not use Yin/Yang and follows an important and synergistic
order of five nutriments. These nutriments, like the words in a sentence, convey a targeted
and precise piece of information to a specific point in the body, such as a joint, bone,
organ, function or emotional issue. This targeted information allows the body to nourish the
vital currents that are associated with the disturbed area or illness.
Sequential Nutripuncture is a rich language that deals with the structural, organic, humoral,
cognitive and psychological functions of a person. Sequences cannot be “made up”, they
can only be prescribed by authorized consultants who have been specially trained in
Nutripuncture. For a list of consultants please see the chapter on “Nutripuncture
Consultants”.
The Nutriments are numbered from 1 to 38, corresponding to organs and functions in the
body associated with the vital currents (meridians):
38 NUTRIENTS:
Nutri 01 Shou Shao Yin meridian—arteries
Nutri 02 Zu Shao Yin meridian—cerebellum
Nutri 03 Shou Jue Yin and Shou Shao Yang meridians—hair
Nutri 04 Shou Shao Yin meridian—heart
Nutri 05 Shou Yang Ming meridian—colon
Nutri 06 Shou Yang Ming meridian—penis
Nutri 07 Shou Yang Ming meridian—vagina
Nutri 08 Shou Shao Yin meridian—cerebral cortex
Nutri 09 Zu Shao Yin meridian—adrenal glands
Nutri 10 Zu Yang Ming meridian—stomach
Nutri 11 Zu Jue Yin meridian—liver
Nutri 12 Shou Tai Yin meridian—hypothalamus
Nutri 13 Shou Tai Yang meridian—small intestine
Nutri 14 Shou Tai Yin meridian—larynx for men
Nutri 15 Shou Yang Ming meridian—lymph circulation
Nutri 16 Shou Tai Yin meridian--muscle
Nutri 17 Zu Tai Yin meridian—bone
Nutri 18 Zu Tai Yin meridian—spleen/pancreas
Nutri19 Shou Jue Yin and Shou Shao Yang meridians—skin
Nutri 20 Shou Tai Yin meridian—lungs
Nutri 21 Zu Tai Yin meridian—prostate
Nutri 22 Zu Shao Yin meridian—kidney
Nutri 23 Zu Tai Yang meridian—retina
Nutri 24 Shou Tai Yin meridian—breasts
Nutri 25 Shou Tai Yin meridian—sinuses
Nutri 26 Zu Tai Yin meridian—thalamus
Nutri 27 Zu Tai Yang meridian—thyroid
Nutri 28 Zu Tai Yin meridian—uterus
Nutri 29 Zu Tai Yang meridian—veins
Nutri 30 Zu Shao Yang meridian—gallbladder
Nutri 31 Zu Tai Yang meridian—bladder
Nutri 32 Shou ShaoYin meridian—sight
Nutri 33 Ren Mai meridian—conception
Nutri 34 Du Mai meridian—governor
Nutri 35 Shou Jue Yin meridian—master of heart meridian for women
Nutri 36 Shou Jue Yin meridian—master of heart meridian for men
Nutri 37 Shou Shao Yang meridian—triple warmer meridian for women
Nutri 38 Shou Shao Yang meridian—triple warmer meridian for men
Nutripuncture Nutriments consist of:
Neutralized lactose 73% (Milk sugar, neutralized for lactose sensitive individuals)
Sorbitol 25% (Provides bulk and sweetness with a clean, cool pleasant taste. Provides one-
third fewer calories than sugar--about 2.6 calories per gram. Is an excellent humectant,
texturizing and anti-crystallizing agent. Can be used in a wide variety of products, including
sugar-free candies, chewing gums, frozen desserts and baked goods Does not contribute
to the formation of dental caries May be useful as an alternative to sugar for people with
diabetes on the advice of their health care providers)
Magnesium Sterate 2% (Organic Chemistry. Mg (C18H35O2), an inflammable, tasteless,
odorless, soft white powdery solid that is insoluble in water and alcohol; melts at 88.5°C;
used as a tablet lubricant in pharmaceutical preparations, a dietary supplement.
Impregnated with high dilution trace elements (0,0000000001 gram) that varies per nutrient.
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these products as a medical cure. Nutriments do not directly prevent, treat or cure diseases or destroy germs.