Phytoenergetics

Through this course, you will not only learn about the therapeutic characteristics of the main plants, but also how they relate to elements of Chinese medicine. For each plant: traditional indications, recommended dosage, contraindications and precautions. There is also information on the different possible uses of plants, including aromatherapy. The latter is also the subject of a course in itself, also included in the naturopathic program or to follow à la carte, Aromatherapy # 358.

There are about 2,000 plants in herbalism. Are described in Phyto-energetics #353, the plants selected as being the most active, the most effective to fight against the diseases according to the last scientific demonstrations. Acting in depth, at the base of the problem, a plant can have multiple indications which can seem very distant but which all have a common origin. So some plants are interchangeable. We have highlighted the indication in which the plant gives its best results.

Energy specialists (Chinese medicine) know the value of plants and aromas. In fact, this relatively new science draws all its richness from the traditional and philosophical values ​​of Chinese medicine, and succeeds in adapting aromatic flavors to the energies of the body.
Phyto-energetics now offer you this subtle path.
It's up to you to make the connection and get on with "the job" ...