Module 1/3

Cellular self-regulation and psychosomatic
vitality

The basics and foundations

• Nutripuncture: the method’s basics and reference research
• Cell membrane, exchanges, cellular communication and vital currents
• Environment, behavior and cellular memory: interactions in organic complexity
• The human body’s main regulatory systems
• Introduction to the muscular test: advantages and limits
• Parameters of human vitality
• The bodyfield, origin of life, body clock and body’s limits

• Morphotypes
  
  
• Impact of life
  stresses on perception and behavior: active stress information that inhibits cellular self-regulation and modifies the flow of vital currents
  
  
• The five sensory profiles: taste, hear, smell, sight and touch and the vital currents involved in relation with the 5 seasons
  
  
• Bipolarity in cellular dynamics and the polarity concept of male and female expression
  
  
• Applications & practical worktiques

Module 2/3

Vital currents and polymetallic complexes

The basics and foundations

•  Kidney / Bladder couple in relation with the water element, origin of life, body’s clocks, sense of hearing
• Stomach / Pancreas couple  in relation with the earth element, bone structure, strength & sense of taste
• Liver / Gallbladder couple in relation with the ether element,,  metabolic pole, blood, digestion and sense of touch
• Master of heart / Triple warmer couple in relation with the cerebral pole, body’s limits, coordination, proprioception and the sense of touch

• Lungs / Colon couple in relation with the air element and expression of gender polarity
• Heart / Small intestine couple in relation with the fire element, blood circulation, cardiovascular system and projection and vision
• Introduction to Associative Nutripuncture (AN) to support vital currents and psychosomatic vitality
• Applications & practical work

Module 3/3

The language of vital currents

Introduction to sequential Nutripuncture and
cellular memories

• Review of Module 1 and 2
• Introduction to Sequential Nutripuncture (SN)
• The foundation steps for strong bearings 

• The archetypes of identity construction: the family triangle and the Oedipal phases
• Role of stimuli and memories, innate or acquired, on the realization of individual potential and cortical maturation
• Applications & practical work