Neural Therapy is a bio-regulatory therapy that promotes the overall balance of the body, homeostasis.
Throughout life, the human organism faces various physical and emotional challenges (stress, toxins, radiation, infections, accidents, surgeries, bereavement situations, among others). A healthy body is able to adapt to most of these challenges, maintaining homeostasis. In situations of more intense challenges, the accumulation of several challenges or the chronic presence of a particular dysregulating challenge, this capacity can be threatened, causing symptoms that can reduce quality of life or even lead to pathologies.
During the neural therapy consultation, an integrative analysis of the functioning of all the body’s regulatory systems is carried out. In the presence of imbalances, neural therapy is applied to rebalance the neuro-vegetative nervous system by injecting local anaesthetics (procaine) with a very fine needle into specific areas of the body.
The application of diluted local anaesthetics repolarises and stabilises the membrane potential of cells. Through the process of neural plasticity, nerve cells are able to establish new connections and form new neural networks.
Neural Therapy can be helpful in cases of:
- Chronic and acute pain (headaches/migraines, muscle or joint pain, among others);
- Recurrent infectious processes;
- Generalised inflammatory states;
- Allergies, asthma and other respiratory conditions;
- Psoriasis and other skin conditions;
- Hormonal disorders or thyroid imbalances;
- Stress, fatigue, insomnia, anxiety or depression;
- Lack of concentration or memory.