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ACES Model

ENERGY

Energy – Energetic Balance

The Energy dimension in ACES includes the body’s electrical, emotional, and behavioral patterns—the systems that regulate vitality, mood, stress response, and the flow of Qi or bioelectricity. When energy is balanced and free-flowing, it supports healing across all dimensions; when disrupted, it leads to fatigue, anxiety, poor sleep, and impaired resilience

For Patients

Balanced energy means reduced stress, better sleep, and enhanced healing capacity.

For Clinicians

Addressing energy regulation improves outcomes across nearly all conditions.

Evidence

What Does Science Show

Autonomic Regulation

The balance of the sympathetic (“fight or flight”) and parasympathetic (“rest and heal”) nervous systems, which control heart rate, digestion, breathing, stress response, and emotional stability. When this system is dysregulated by stress, trauma, inflammation, or poor lifestyle habits, it disrupts energy, sleep, mood, and overall resilience.

Electric Equilibrium

The stable electrical signaling that allows the brain, heart, nerves, and muscles to function smoothly. When this balance is disturbed—by stress, toxins, inflammation, or nutritional deficits—it leads to arrhythmias, nerve pain, brain fog, anxiety, and impaired healing.

Energy Flow

The smooth circulation of bioelectric, emotional, and physiological energy through the body—what traditional medicine calls Qi and modern science recognizes as nervous system and metabolic signaling. When energy flows freely, the body heals, digests, sleeps, and functions with ease; when blocked or stagnant, it leads to pain, fatigue, tension, and emotional imbalance.

Heart rate variability is more strongly associated with self-rated health than many commonly used biomarkers in occupational samples.

Jarczok, M. N. et al.

PLOS ONE (2015)

Increased heart rate and reduced heart-rate variability are associated with subclinical inflammation in healthy middle-aged and elderly subjects.

Sajadieh A. et al.

European Heart Journal (2004)

Low heart rate variability (HRV) has been linked to increased total mortality in the general population.

Maheshwari, A. et al.

PLOS ONE (2016)
ACES Approach

How Does The ACES Model Manage It

Acupuncture & biofield therapies

Breathwork, meditation, and vagal toning

Frequency & light-based therapies

ACES Framework

Structural integrity, movement, and alignment

Biochemical balance, nutrition, inflammation, hormones, and detoxification

Nervous system regulation, emotional flow, trauma healing, subtle forces

Meaning, identity, belief, forgiveness, spiritual wholeness

Anatomy

Structural Integrity

Chemistry

Biochemical Balance

Energy

Electrophysiology, Emotions

Soul

Consciousness, Purpose