NEURAL THERAPY

WHAT IS NEURAL THERAPY

Neural Therapy works to unblock scar, nerves & restore normal flow of energy


Your scars can lead to stuck energy causing you pain.  Neural therapy rerverses this issue.


What is Neural Reset Therapy Treatment?


Neural therapy is a medical technique developed by two German doctors in the 1940’s. The doctors noticed that sometimes when a treatment was given to a patient in one area of the body, it had an effect in another area of the body. Since the doctors were also trained in acupuncture, they realized the body is made up of interconnecting pathways of nerve tissue.


What doctors discovered was that if someone had an operation or accident the scar no longer passed electrical signals across the skin. This leads to dysfunction and chronic pain, sometimes in distant areas far from the scar.


Doctors learned injecting a local anesthetic into the scar relieved symptoms and pain, which was the beginning of neural therapy.


What makes neural therapy valuable?


Until the discovery of neural therapy, people had no idea that scars in parts of their body could block the nervous system and create chronic pain. Even today, people are given medications to handle chronic symptoms that are stemming from a blockage in their own nervous system. When the blockages are found and treated it can bring relief for many chronic symptoms.


What does Neural therapy do?


In a scar, the nerves can not send a normal electrical signal. Injecting the scar helps the abnormal electric signal revert to normal.  Neural therapy is not limited to nerves or scars, patients (often women) with pelvic issues can benefit from neural therapy at the belly button.


How is Neural therapy administered?


Neural therapy injections use anesthetic locally in a scar or near a nerve.  Neural therapy injection is stronger when combined with ozone injections and electrical stimulation therapy, which oxygenate and repolarize the area, flooding the scar with nutrients.

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