Neural Therapy Insights and News
Why Neural Therapy Still Astonishes Me After All These Years
As members of NAANT, we share a common purpose: To advance a therapy that continues to surprise, inspire, and humble us. I want to share with you the moment that first opened my eyes to just how powerful neural therapy can be. I was introduced to neural therapy by...
The past and future of Pan-American Neural Therapy with Dr. Richard Nahas and Dr. Jorge Kaczewer
In April, I sat down with Dr. Jorge Kaczewer in Buenos Aires for a fascinating conversation about Neural Therapy, its forgotten roots, its future direction, and what he calls "the medicine of the people." Jorge has been practicing Neural Therapy for more than thirty...
The Unexpected Factor Triggering My Son’s First Migraine
My son's first migraine had me thinking about the unexpected things that influence our bodies. But before I dive into that story, I wanted to say what a great honor and great fun it was hosting the Neural Therapy Foundations event this past Sunday. We had great...
Neural Therapy in Colombia: Hospitals, Universities, and a Pan American Vision
I recently had the chance to sit down with Laura Pinilla, a leader in neural therapy who has brought it to hospital-based medicine in Bogota, Colombia. Our conversation opened my eyes to just how much is happening across Latin America—and how much we can learn from...
Nutrient Deficiencies
Dear Colleagues: Â This month I would like report on what might seem to be a minor problem but take the time to explore what might be behind it. Â A 60 year old woman, a retired operating room nurse and cattle farmer's wife, presented with pain in her left ankle. The...
Dental Infections and What to Do About Them.
Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to discuss dental infections, and what to do about them.Everyone familiar with neural therapy knows how important teeth are in finding the causes of unexplained illness. In fact, after scars, dental interference fields are the...
More on the Second Blow.
Dear Colleagues: Letter from Pablo Koval: Hi Robert. With regard to your November newsletter - a very interesting update on the subject (Neural therapy and surgery). One point I would like to add is the possibility that the surgery, although minimal, may act as a...
Newsletter Survey
Dear Colleagues: In a few months, I will have completed 13 years of monthly neural therapy newsletters - over 150 of them. From small beginnings this has reached farther than I could have ever imagined at the outset. We now have over 1600 subscribers from all...
Neural Therapy and Surgery
Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to discuss the relationships between neural therapy and surgery. We all know to look for scars, but there is much more that can happen in surgery than the creation of scar interference fields. In fact, surgery is always a...
Lateralization of Musculoskeletal Pain
Dear Colleagues: Long-time readers may remember that six years ago I wrote a newsletter on the subject of hip pain and how usually the problem is not in the hip. When the only physical finding is tenderness, it is often misdiagnosed as trochanteric bursitis. However,...