What Is Nutripuncture?

The human body, constantly interacting with its environment, is faced with everyday life challenges and stress, making it difficult for many to cope. Fatigue, anxiety, depression and other related chronic conditions become ailments that impair our vitality and happiness.

Nutripuncture® is an innovative holistic and natural therapy from France, that uses micro- nutrients to energise and balance the body vital currents and stimulate auto-regulation at the level of the cells.

Using mineral blends in micro dosage, Nutripuncture® assists the body’s own organic ability to maintain itself and increases its vital potential by activating self-regulation to interact and adapt to the stress of its ever changing environment.

Vital currents stimulate the communication, cooperation and coordination of all parts of the organism. When balanced, they support cells communication in the body and we are better able to manage our emotions and achieve our sensory, creative and cognitive potential.

Minerals are essential nutrients to life. Combined in a specific way, they have been found to stimulate and regulate the harmonious circulation of information in the body that can be unbalanced by specific stress. These minerals support the body’s natural regulating and healing functions.

Nutripuncture®, a combination of Eastern knowledge and Chinese Medicine, is a new natural and innovative system of mineral therapy. It uses minerals to help the body fix itself, with the aim of helping people regain vitality and wellbeing.

In the 1980s, a group of French researchers, inspired Georges Lakovsky’s work on body-environment interactions (especially on cellular oscillation) and that of Barbara McClintock (Nobel Prize in Medicine, 1983) on spontaneous genetic mutations, began to observe and evaluate the impact of the environment (natural, relational, and cultural) on the vitality and self-regulation of the body. Thus, they started to conduct their first studies at the Faculté d’Orsay (Paris) on the emerging properties presented by trace metals when combined according to specific protocols, and their impact on the circulation of vital currents.

Barbara McClintock’s work, which discovered the mechanisms for genetic mutations, started a debate about the vision of genes as “immutable” units of heredity and built the basis for a vision in which life is the fruit of an ongoing dialog between genes and environment. According to B. McClintock, genes are not the immutable cause of hereditary characteristics, but a dynamic system regulated by cells, the body as a whole, and the environment.

Gradually, researchers developed a method for interpreting clinical observations and evaluating the various parameters that affect individual psycho-physical vitality.