NeoNaturology - Naturopathy and the Law of the Five Elements

NeoNaturology is an original and unprecedented synthesis linking Naturopathy to the law of the Five Elements. Naturopathy is a science that acts on matter and the quality of energy. Putting the law of the Five Elements into practice allows us to act on the law of thought. This marriage generates a new, coherent reflection, perfectly adapted to today's world.

The application of a way of thinking that opens the doors to new behaviors in terms of food and vital hygiene. NeoNaturology chooses to be preventive and not curative. It flexibly offers a healthy lifestyle. It offers health, does not seek healing. The greater the vital force, the faster the return to health will be and without therapy.

You will find, among other things, in this book new answers on: Our different reactions to anger, worries, fear, sadness. The rhythms of energy and how we manage to unbalance our energy. The organic repercussions of the flavors we ingest, sour, bitter, sweet, spicy, salty. Maintaining or returning to harmony through food, water cures, exercises, plants, essential oils, etc.

A synthesis that goes to the heart of physical and mental health.

Daniel Argelas has maintained many contacts with naturopaths, acupuncturists and homeopaths and his passion for nature led him to turn to naturopathy. He studied it for 6 years at the I.H.N. (Institute of Natural Hygiene) directed by biologist Pierre Valentin Marchesseau. His meeting with doctors A. Gourion, J.M. Eysallet and N'guyen Van gui opened the doors to Chinese philosophy for him, and especially to the theory of the five elements. In 1998, he opened a center for Biological Revitalization and vital hygiene advice. At the same time, he provides training that bases its foundations on naturopathy and the law of the five elements. He then created NeoNaturology.

Presentation: Soft cardboard binding, glued

Publication date: June 30, 2015

Format: 14 cm × 22.5 cm × 1.8 cm, 280 pages

ISBN: 9782875520425

Authors: Daniel Argelas

Weight: 630 g

Publisher: Editions Samyris

Only in French.