Neural therapy is a local (regional) injection method that affects the autonomic, also known as the vegetative nervous system, allowing the body to regain its internal balance. It also activates the body’s repair systems and allows the body to heal itself. Therefore, its effects are permanent.

The Vegetative Nervous System is a part of the system that regulates all autonomic (involuntary) functions of the body. Basic functions such as heart function, blood pressure control, hormone regulation, digestive system function, bowel movements, urination, sexual functions, menstruation, sweating and body temperature adjustment are all carried out through this system. The basis of our diseases and persistent pains is the damage accumulated in the autonomic nervous system. This situation is caused by microbial diseases, surgeries, accidents, physical and psychological traumas that we experience throughout our lives. When our tonsils become inflamed, we have sinusitis or have a cesarean section, the nerves in that area are affected. These damages, which are permanent throughout life, form the basis of our diseases that develop later. Since neural therapy corrects these disorders, it provides an effective and permanent treatment for all diseases. With this effect that cannot be provided by drugs, it is possible to treat the disease from its source.

The autonomic nervous system is a bioelectrical network that reaches every cell, instantly transmits the information of every cell to the whole body and controls its operations. If we assume that this network in a person is added end to end, it is long enough to circle the world 12 times. Disorders in this network form the basis of all our diseases. Neural therapy provides stimulation and regulation of the autonomic nervous system, which is a very wide electrical network structure in our body. Thus, the internal balance of the body is provided, the negative effects on the cells are removed and the normal functioning of the cells is ensured.

The injections made during the application are not made directly into the nerves, but into the subcutaneous areas where the nerves are most dense. Therefore, it has almost no side effects.

Neural therapy can be applied to patients of all ages, including children and the elderly. Diseases such as blood pressure, diabetes, heart, etc. and the medications the patient uses do not prevent the treatment. Since the body is completely suppressed in patients who only use cortisone, its effectiveness decreases. In some applications, caution is exercised in those who use blood thinners. The local anesthetic drugs used in neural therapy are obtained from nettle and bitter almond. For this reason, even pregnant and breastfeeding mothers can easily receive treatment.

Neural therapy, which is considered a natural treatment, is not a drug treatment. It is used not from the anesthetic effect of the short-acting local anesthetic substance in the needles, but from the stimulation it creates on the autonomic nervous system. As soon as the needle is applied to the skin, this stimulation spreads in the nerve network and the aim is to bioelectrically correct all old nerve damage.

Neural therapy should not be confused with the needle treatments applied to the body by some physicians. These applications generally include cortisone, painkillers or drugs aimed at numbing the tissue. The effects of these treatments can be limited and temporary. Neural therapy, on the other hand, makes permanent adjustments in the body with a completely different biophysical effect.

Regulation medicine, which is considered the medicine of the future, makes adjustments only with physical stimulation without imposing an external negative effect (medication, etc.) on the body. The regulated body corrects itself at an extraordinary speed.

Neural therapy is included in Western medicine as a branch of science. It is widely used in Germany, Austria and France.