Quantum Naturopathy: Medicine or Therapy?

Dr. Ana Carolina Puga and Dr. Aléxia Cambraia welcome class 492 of Nepuga's Postgraduate Program in Quantum Naturopathy.

Josiele Batista 6 min read
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Quantum Naturopathy: Medicine or Therapy?

Naturopathy has been winning over the market for years as one of the main Integrative and Complementary Practices, known as PICs, working to promote an individual's health in a natural way. 

The goal of the therapy is to carry out a preventive and rebalancing process in the body, thereby eliminating toxic and poisonous substances from the human body. 

Due to its enormous expansion in the health sector, Naturopathy has developed specific branches to work in a more personalized way in each treatment. Such as Quantum Naturopathy, which is one of the main lines of natural medicine that works on the patient's diagnosis, detox, nutrition and balance.

That is why the demand to specialize in this area is growing exponentially, since professionals who add Quantum Naturopathy to their range of services have a great advantage in the job market, because they have a broad and deep view of the patient's clinical picture.

Keep reading and learn everything about Quantum Naturopathy, the job market and how to specialize.

Postgraduate Program in Quantum Naturopathy

Proving how hot the market is for health professionals and naturopaths, at the beginning of April Nepuga's 492nd class of the Postgraduate Program in Quantum Naturopathybegan.

The specialization lasts six months, in a hybrid in-person model, with live synchronous classes via Zoom, EAD (distance learning) content and in-person classes at Nepuga units, where postgraduate students can put all their theoretical knowledge into practice with model patients. 

Dr. Aléxia Cambraia has been a naturopath for more than 15 years, an authority and reference in the Quantum Integrative Medicine market in Brazil, and owner of the Quantum Naturopathy clinic Inspire Saúde in Rio de Janeiro-RJ; she is also part of Nepuga's faculty.

Together with Dr. Ana Carolina Puga, she created the Postgraduate Program in Quantum Naturopathy, which, besides covering all the hands-on techniques, will also give health professionals experience in the specialization, introduce them to market opportunities and the countless advantages that being a Quantum Naturopathy therapist can bring to their career. 

“As a naturopath, where do I start the treatment? Sometimes a person comes with so many complaints and problems, and you are going to analyze their tests and there are so many things to balance, so where do you start? So our specialization brings this incredible differentiator of giving the health professional the ‘treasure map’: what is the therapeutic path I will take with this patient. Where to start and where will I get the best results and benefits with this person? That is what we are going to focus on, so that you treat the patient at the key points”, explains the naturopath. 

Quantum Naturopathy: medicine or therapy?

Quantum Naturopathy originated in Quantum Medicine, which works based on knowledge of Quantum Physics. According to the field of study on which the treatments are based, Quantum Medicine understands that everything in the universe vibrates at a unique and individual frequency, including our bodies and all the cells in every part of the organism.

We can understand it as a natural medicine carried out through therapies, involving various techniques that complement both the treatment and the prevention of diseases in the patient. 

In this way, Quantum Naturopathy is the union of the holistic therapies of Naturopathy with the knowledge of Quantum Medicine. 

Advantages in the Job Market

Quantum Naturopathy is a technique widely used and well known in the United States, and here in Brazil it is growing substantially, as expected.

“The job market is rapidly expanding; I believe that whoever enters this niche now will certainly have a great competitive advantage in the future, because they will already have deep learning in an area that tends to grow more and more”, the naturopath assesses. 

However, there are still few professionals given the high demand the market calls for, and that means little competition.

In other words, this is the best time to invest in your specialization and start building your name in the field of Quantum Naturopathy. With an expanding market, you begin your journey full of opportunities to explore and master the Quantum Naturopathy sector. 

“The quantum naturopath can see patients remotely, significantly increasing their potential number of clients. They have at their disposal unique tools for treating their patients at the physical, mental, emotional and energetic levels, delivering a treatment far beyond what traditional medicine offers, which focuses only on the physical body and uses only drugs and pharmaceuticals to treat the symptoms of diseases” , comments Dr. Aléxia. 

Health professionals in Quantum Naturopathy

In the Quantum Naturopathy class, Dr. Ana Carolina Puga talked with the postgraduate students present, and some shared their testimonials about what they expect from Quantum Naturopathy.

“I joined this postgraduate program because, as a clinical pharmacist, my role is to get my patients to use the fewest medications possible. And it's funny that patients think the pharmacist is there to recommend more and more medications, and that's not how it is. In fact, I want to spread this thinking among the pharmaceutical and medical professions, that the point of treatment is to take as many medications as possible away from the patient, because we know how many consequences the substances can have on our bodies, it's not only the good part. And I really believe in naturopathy, homeopathy, flower essences, aromatherapy, and that's why I sought out this postgraduate program, because I think naturopathy is a great ally in this pursuit”, explains Dr. Luiza Barbosa dos Santos, who works as a clinical and hospital pharmacist. 

“In 2020 I put my biomedicine degree on hold for a year because I had depression, I was living in São José dos Campos-SP, so I went back to my hometown, São Sebastião-SP, spent a year in treatment and started working at the same company where my father works. There I met a person who is a holistic therapist and I started treatment with him. After I started that treatment, my improvement was extremely fast. I worked in HR at that place and I didn't like it, so I decided to go back to college and saw that one of the fields of practice for biomedical professionals was now Naturopathy, and that was the main reason to return to my degree”, says biomedical professional Dr. Carolina Peres Nobre Magalhães Castro.

“I got to know Naturopathy because I have polycystic ovary syndrome and I started looking for natural treatment options, I am still in treatment because it is a long process, so I became interested in Quantum Naturopathy. I have been a biomedical professional for five years, I found out about this postgraduate program and that my category has qualification, and so I decided to learn more about the subject and specialize, because I believe I will be able to help many people”, says Dr. Beatriz Stephanie Silva Bento, who lives in Jacareí-SP.

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