Neural Therapy Insights and News

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to share a thought-provoking letter from a newsletter reader, Dr Richard Nahas of Ottawa, Canada. It is so well written and so interesting that I am printing it in full with no editing: I can barely contain myself.  I need to...

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to discuss the problem of the "fussy baby". I use the term "fussy" because a spectrum exists between the newborn infant who simply fusses after being fed, to the full-blown, inconsolable, little screamer, who keeps the family...

Dear Colleagues: I have been corresponding recently with an Austrian newsletter reader, Dr Johanna Osztovics, who has kindly opened a window for me to the world of neural therapy in Europe. I was aware of course that neural therapy originated in Europe, and that it is...

Dear Colleagues: This month I plan to discuss the subject "safety in neural therapy". This is not a topic that comes up often in neural therapy discussions, perhaps because in comparison to most mainstream medical treatments, it is so much safer. I would guess that...

Dear Colleagues: Last month's newsletter was about sexual dysfunction and its relationship to interference fields. It included a case report of a man whose long-standing erectile dysfunction was cured by treating a vasectomy scar with neural therapy. My guess was that...

Dear Colleagues: A recent case in my office has prompted me to tackle a complex subject: neural therapy's place in treating sexual dysfunction. A short newsletter does not allow for discussion in depth, but a few observations and a case history may be helpful...

Dear Colleagues: You may have noticed in last month's newsletter notice of re-publication of Speransky's seminal book: Basis of the theory of medicine. There is a story to tell about this republication, or at least of my discovery of it. As readers of this newsletter...

Dear Colleagues: This month's newsletter is a report on the World Conference of Neural Therapy, which I recently attended in Quito, Ecuador. This is a biannual event, always held in Ecuador, but attracting physicians practicing neural therapy from all over Central and...

Dear Colleagues: This month I would like to discuss sequestration of toxic metals (usually mercury) and what this means in the practice of neural therapy. The word sequestration means in chemistry the binding of a chemical element or compound so that it is no longer...

Dear Colleagues: When is a hip pain not a hip pain?  The answer is: when the pain is coming from somewhere else. Hip pain is not alone in this regard.  Chronic pain often surfaces in locations far from its origin. However pain felt in the hip is (in my opinion) one of...