As I reflect and review what I learned this past weekend from Dr. Raphael Nogier, I am even more blown away by the beauty and complexity of the human form, and life in general. I’m sure most people realize how complex and mysterious our bodies are, but when we go back to the fundamental laws of nature that govern all life and matter, we find that healing does not have to be so frustrating and intangible as Western Medicine sometimes makes us feel when we get turned away without solutions to our ailments.
Let me tell you some very interesting facts about one small overlooked body part. The ear.
- The ear has the most complex innervation of any body part.
- The ear contains all 3 layers of embryologic tissue: ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm.
- The size of a point in the ear is 0.2 mm. So tiny!
- Many ear points consist of a Neurovascular Complex (NVC) containing an artery, a vein, a nerve, and a lymph vessel. This means they hold a direct connection to the immune and nervous and vascular systems!
