Quantum Naturopathy: Learn About the New Postgraduate Program

Quantum Naturopathy has become a reality at Nepuga. A new postgraduate program in the field of Integrative Health, committed to training a complete professional with a deeper, more human view of the patient, seeing them as a whole.

As a complementary practice, Quantum Naturopathy works in treating health problems through detoxification of the body and restoring health in a comprehensive way. The goal is to provide health and quality of life to people, based on the individual's biophysics and epigenetics. But do you know the importance of this field and how Quantum Naturopathy is applied in practice?

Keep reading and learn more about the course and the field!

Understand what Quantum Naturopathy is

People have a physical, etheric, mental, and emotional body, and all of this is addressed within Quantum Naturopathy. In this field, specialists seek to rebalance people even before diseases actually set in, unlike the drug-based approaches of traditional medicine, which treat diseases after they have already been identified in the body.  

“Naturopathy addresses all of these issues with natural procedures and treatments, using plants, energies, vibrations, and various resources from nature to balance the person. Not only biologically, but also mentally, socially, and psychologically, working directly on promoting health, not only when there is a disease. Already used in many countries, by many civilizations, and for a long time, naturopathy is something very well established and growing exponentially,” explains Prof. Dr. Ana Carolina Puga. 

Professor Alexia Cambraia, a doctoral candidate in Integrative Medicine at the Canadian College of Integrative Medicine, member of the World Organization of Natural Medicine (WONM), and a naturopath for more than 15 years, was invited by Dr. Ana Carolina to develop and join the faculty of the Quantum Naturopathy postgraduate program. 

A specialist in the field, the professor explains that we are exposed to countless toxins every day, and that the human body is a perfect machine created to function with health, vitality, and longevity, yet the world is becoming more and more toxic.

“If we take care of the food we consume and the type of exposure we have in our environments, for example, electromagnetic energy, toxic metals from aluminum pots, lead in cosmetics, among others, and if we don't deal with this, the body gets sick and our liver won't be able to handle it alone,” the professor explains. 

The importance of the naturopath in health

Naturopaths are increasingly valued for understanding and seeing the individual as a whole, in order to promote well-being and quality of life naturally. “Natural medicine, like naturopathy, can come before the disease, and it helps the body become healthier. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), health is not just the absence of disease, but physical, emotional, and social well-being, and naturopathy sees that,” says Dr. Ana Carolina.

Through the resources the naturopath already has, it is possible to identify the root of these problems and carry out treatments. Quantum Naturopathy comes to add to these practices, using methods from quantum medicine, vibrational medicine, quantum physics, and the whole range of techniques involving energies. 

“Everything in the universe is energy! We are pure energy and vibration, and each organ in our body vibrates at particular frequencies. And this vibrational medicine is so beautiful because it treats the patient by looking at the type of vibration occurring in each organ and seeking to balance that organ, through the original vibration, that of each organ's health,” says Alexia. 

In other words, according to the vibration of each organ, it is possible to identify whether a possible disease is approaching. “Instead of waiting for the person to get sick, it makes much more sense to prevent the disease,” the professor stresses. 

Why take a postgraduate program in Quantum Naturopathy? 

Because it is innovative and revolutionary, demand for the specialty grew during the pandemic, creating high demand for professionals who master the technique.

“What is the importance of Quantum Naturopathy? It is fundamental and it will be the medicine of the future, because we need to start looking at the human being as an integral being. If you look closely, chronic diseases have no solution in traditional medicine,” says Alexia. 

And once again, Nepuga positions itself as a pioneering higher education institution by bringing this postgraduate program to health professionals, anticipating market needs. 

“It is a postgraduate course where we bring together the most modern aspects of this vibrational medicine within naturopathy to help you, a health professional who wants a differentiator in your career. Whether you are already an aesthetician or not yet, but you like taking care of people, through the Quantum Naturopathy postgraduate program you will be able to do this as a biomedical professional, nurse, pharmacist, biologist, dentist, physician, physiotherapist, and others,” says Dr. Ana Carolina.

Quantum Naturopathy: the profession of the future

The postgraduate program in Quantum Naturopathy comes to bring meaning to these people's professional lives, working directly on changing the patient's life and habits so they can age in good health.

The course has 12 subjects divided into six modules, validated by e-MEC (the Brazilian Ministry of Education's system), with 360 hours; in other words, in six months you will be a specialist in Quantum Naturopathy.

“So, if you are a professional who likes to be ahead of your time, I believe this is a wonderful field for you, because from here on it will only grow more and more. Energy medicine is the medicine of the future, and with it you will be able to truly help people find the root of their problem. My greatest satisfaction as a naturopath is seeing people come to my office in pain, who lived on medications that affected the stomach, and today no longer depend on them thanks to quantum medicine treatments,” concludes Alexia Cambraia.

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