Having chronic pain is a problem for many people, pain that lasts over time is a continuous discomfort that intervenes negatively in many areas of life. Neural therapy can help the suffering of chronic pain, degenerative and acute diseases. Although this technique began to be used in 1982, thanks to the Huneke Brothers , who worked in general medicine in Dusseldorf, when one of them made a mistake by ingesting Procaine (local anesthetic) intravenously instead of intramuscularly to his sister , who suffered from chronic migraines . The next day, Sister Huneke did not suffer from severe headaches. And it was since then that research began on the vascular-nerve connections through the neurovegetative nervous system.
What is neural therapy?
Neural therapy is a holistic therapeutic system that encompasses the entire body, from the central nervous system, with injections of a half-life local anesthetic that regulate the body to achieve balance. The human being is made up of different parts and neural therapy considers that the person does not get sick from just one, but from all of them.
How neural therapy works
The body not only has the nervous and vascular systems as a means of communication, but the extracellular matrix also comes into play, the latter being the one that transmits information faster. The Extra Cellular Matrix is a three-dimensional network that is made up of a connective tissue that houses all the organs and cells of the body. It is found in any part of the body, filling all bodies until it communicates with the nucleus of the cell and DNA.
ECM is controlled by the nervous system, which also controls all the automatic actions of circulation, respiration, fluid balance, hormone metabolism, etc. All parts of the body and being are connected , because the organs, tissues, genetic material and mind are connected to the ECM by a nervous network, the autonomic nervous system SNA. Any problem that exists in the nervous network (dental extractions, surgical interventions, emotional stress, etc.) can influence the neurovegetative system, with the probability of affecting any part of the body.
Neural therapy attempts to neutralize these symptoms thanks to local anesthetic injections at certain points, depending on the life history of each person, taking into account their ailments and their nervous system.
