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Neural Therapy: Neural Therapy was originally developed
in Germany by the Huneke brothers. It involves the injection of Procaine (also
known as Novocain), a common local anesthetic, into various but very specific
areas. Neural Therapy is based on the theory that trauma can produce
long-standing disturbances in the electrochemical function of tissues. Among
the types of tissues affected by trauma include scars, nerves or a cluster of
nerves called ganglions. A correctly administered Neural Therapy injection can
often instantly and lastingly resolve chronic longstanding illness and chronic
pain.
A German neurophysiologist, Albert Fleckenstein, demonstrated
that the cells in scar tissue have a different membrane potential from normal
body cells, functioning much like a 1.5 volt battery implanted into the body.
Whenever a cell has lost its normal membrane potential, ion pumps in the cell
wall stop working. This means that abnormal minerals and toxic substances
accumulate inside the cell. As a result, the cell loses the ability to heal
itself and resume normal functioning.
The nerves of your autonomic system provide a vast network of
electrical circuits, having a total length of twelve times the circumference of
the earth, and connecting every one of your 40 trillion cells to form a living
whole human organism. This autonomic (or neurovegetative) system controls the
vital processes everywhere in your body. It regulates your breathing,
circulation, body temperature, digestion, metabolism, hormone formation and
distribution. It causes your heart to beat and your lungs to breathe
automatically, even when you are asleep. It does in fact control all of the
numerous automatic processes without which you could not live. In other words
virtually every cell in your body is connected not only to each other through
the autonomic nervous system but is also in large part controlled by your
autonomic nervous system.
Procaine acts on the cell wall to allow the ion pumps to
resume normal action and restore the membrane potential. This is how Procaine
and other agents used in Neural Therapy correct the bioelectric disturbance at
a specific site or nerve ganglion. By re-establishing the normal electrical
condition of cells and nerves, the disturbed functions are also restored to
normality, and the patient returns to health as far as this is anatomically
still possible. The amazing part of Neural Therapy is that the site being
treated can be very far away for the tissue in the body that is not functioning
properly. For example, a scar on the chin can affect the low back. This is
possible because of the vast network of nerves called the Autonomic Nervous
System.
This office practices a version of
neural therapy without the use of injection needles that
has proved to be simple and effective. This process has been developed and used
successfully over the last 15 years. It involves the topical application of a
special Procaine mixture. |
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