Neural Therapy Insights and News

Dear Colleagues: This month I want to explore the relationship between neural therapy and psychiatry.  The relationship is complicated.  The "bible" of neural therapy, at least in the English-speaking world (Dosch's Manual of Neural Therapy According to Huneke: 2nd...

Dear Colleagues: Neural therapy has a place in treating many medical conditions, but I doubt many of us would consider it a first option when dealing with fatigue. Fatigue is just too nebulous and multifactorial a symptom to expect the simple solutions that we hope to...

Dear Colleagues: I find dizziness to be a difficult symptom to diagnose.  There are simply so many causes. And because symptoms often come and go, the cause of dizziness is hard to pin down and response to treatment is challenging.   Many years ago as a pre-med...

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to present an intriguing case of dementia.  Neural therapy was not used in treatment, but an interference field was detected in the small intestine by autonomic response testing.  And this proved to be the key to both diagnosis...

Dear Colleagues: Last month I promised to continue my report (Vol.12, No.6) on the First International Neural Therapy conference in North America (held in Ottawa, Canada on May 11-13th).  The first morning's lectures set a high standard that was maintained throughout...

Dear Colleagues: Almost a month has passed since the first International Neural therapy conference in North America (in Ottawa, May 11-13, 2017). Many observed it to have been an historic event, very successful by any measure, and memorable for a number of reasons....

Dear Colleagues: Ever since Ferdinand Huneke's "Eureka" moment in 1941, when injecting a leg scar with procaine cured a chronic contralateral frozen shoulder, the concept of the "interference field" has been central to neural therapy.  And to a large extent it has...

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to revisit the subject of autonomic response testing or ART.  For those readers not yet familiar with the term, I have devoted a full chapter to it in my book: Neural therapy: Applied neurophysiology and other topics. ART is a...

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to present an interesting case of  "shortness of breath".  "Shortness of breath" can mean a lot of things, but in this instance my 28 year-old female patient meant that she was experiencing something closer to "air hunger" - or...

Dear Colleagues: Regular readers will know that in my own practice, neural therapy is frequently intertwined with osteopathy. Often I find situations where either therapy might be helpful and it is not clear which one to choose. A recent discussion with Nicolas...