When we talk about addiction (substance or behavioral), we are talking about a brain that has learned to survive through an automatic response.

Dopamine is not only the “neurotransmitter of pleasure”: it is the engine of anticipation, research, desire. When a behavior or substance repeatedly activates it, the brain reconfigures, lowers the natural response threshold, and increases the need for that stimulation.

There is a deeper level, on which Nutripuncture® focuses its attention: that of cellular memory, i.e. all the epigenetic, emotional, sensory and relational information recorded in cells from childhood, and often even before birth.

When a person has not been able to integrate a traumatic event, abandonment, a toxic relationship or when a phase of development remains incomplete, the body seeks, despite everything, a balance and often finds a way out in an automatic drive, i.e. in an addiction.

Many wellness practitioners and psychologists have observed how it is sometimes enough to evoke a traumatic event from his childhood in the consultant to see him go from a normal state to a state of suffering.

If the addiction is rooted in cellular memory, that’s where you need to intervene.