Since the 1940s, neural therapy has been widely used in Europe as a highly effective treatment in the resolution of a wide variety of chronic pain conditions. It has been taught and practiced safely around the world with great success and with minimal negative side effects.

The autonomic nervous system unconsciously controls most physiological functions such as heart rate, digestion, perspiration, breathing, and blood flow among various others. When nerve flow is affected, the nervous system regulation of connected body parts is compromised. This compromise can result in poor function, pain, disability and disease.

The purpose of neural therapy, or nerve therapy, is to unblock the interference to normal functioning by using very specific injections into the areas of disturbance. The injections contain sterile vitamins and a local anesthetic such as procaine or lidocaine. The sites of injection are determined by your history of trauma and surgery, location of symptoms, autonomic patterns or through applied kinesiology methods.