31/01/2026
When the body is depleted or overwhelmed, doing more is rarely the answer.
This is where marmapuncture becomes clinically relevant.
Marmapuncture is not used to stimulate or force change.
It works by communicating with the nervous system, circulation, and vital pathways so the body can reorganise itself more intelligently.
In fragile or stuck states, digestion often cannot be addressed directly.
The system is too taxed so the priority is regulation.
By working with specific marma points, marmapuncture can help reduce internal stress, improve circulation, and create the conditions in which core functions, including digestion, can begin to function more reliably.
This is why it pairs so closely with Ayurvedic nutrition.
Food alone cannot be assimilated if the system is in survival mode.
Touch and regulation often need to come first.
Nothing is forced and nothing is chased.
The work is subtle, careful, and led by what the body shows.
This is how I understand marmapuncture to support recovery, not by overriding the body, but by helping it remember how to function again.