Neural Therapy Insights and News

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to present an unusual case of post-concussional syndrome.  Last month I wrote about intracranial interference fields; this month I want to demonstrate that extra-cranial structures can contribute to post-concussional symptoms...

Dear Colleagues: I recently attended an osteopathic manipulative workshop - a brain-stretcher in more ways than one.  It was a three-day course sponsored by the American Academy of Osteopathy, taught by Bruno Chikly, MD, DO and entitled "Palpating and treating the...

Dear Colleagues: I think most neural therapists would agree that finding interference fields is one of the most intellectually satisfying things we do.  This is especially true if the patient responds well and lastingly to treatment. However good and lasting responses...

Dear Colleagues: Last month I wrote about a case that surprisingly had an interference field lurking in the background.  The pioneers of neural therapy urged us to look for interference fields even in the most unlikely cases.  Here is another such case: An otherwise...

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to discuss the role of neural therapy in treating a case of atrophic vaginitis.  Atrophic vaginitis is common in post-menopausal women and usually easily treated with topical hormones, but this case was different.  Atrophic...

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to discuss anusitis, a common problem, but one that patients often neglect to mention unless symptoms are severe. For some reason "heartburn", "sore throat", and "indigestion" seem to be worthy of attention, but pain or itching...

Dear Colleagues: This month's topic is kidneys as interference fields.  Kidneys are hardy organs; they seem to tolerate the stresses of modern life quite well and are easily overlooked in the search for interference fields. Part of the reason is that they seldom...

Dear Colleagues: Last month's newsletter included three English-language articles on neural therapy.  I hope you found time to read them or at least place them on your desktop to be read later. This month I intend to get back to the usual format of something short and...

Dear Colleagues: David Vinyes, of Barcelona, Spain, is president of the Spanish Neural Therapy Society and a very busy man.  Not only is he in demand as a speaker internationally, but he also is active in neural therapy education in Spain, is an organizer of...

Dear Colleagues: Some North Americans who learned neural therapy from Dietrich Klinghardt in the mid-1990s will remember Louisa Williams.  She is a gifted naturopath-chiropractor who (with Dr. Klinghardt) discovered that Applied Kinesiology (AK) could be used to...