neural therapy

There is no scientific evidence that neural therapy is effective in treating cancer or any other disease.

Insufficient data were available for meta-analyses of anthroposophical medicine and neural therapy.

A number of neuromuscular conditions and conditions involving pain for no obvious reason respond well to neural therapy.

From 1995 to 1997, she worked for a physician specializing in the alternative medicine treatments of neural therapy and prolotherapy.

Neural Therapy is a system to diagnose and treat medical problems of patients which are otherwise difficult to treat or resistant to treatment.

Under this heading we will consider acupuncture, electro-acupuncture, neural therapy and magnetic field therapy.

Neural Therapy is based on the theory that trauma can produce long-standing disturbances in the electrochemical function of tissues.

Atlas of Neural Therapy with Local Anaesthitics, 2nd Edition.

The safety of all five therapies is favourably assessed, with certain reservations in the case of neural therapy and traditional Chinese herbal therapy.

Neural Therapy: Applied Neurophysiology and Other Topics: Robert F. Kidd.

Heyll U, Ziegenhagen DJ., Subarachnoid hemorrhage as life-threatening complication of neural therapy.

Spiegel W, Ortner W. Neural Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of Regulatory Disorders.

P. Barbagli, R. Bollettin: Therapy of articular and periarticular pain with local anesthetics (neural therapy of Huneke).

A therapy which appears to have similarities with electro-acupuncture is neural therapy, discovered in Germany in the early years of this century and also involved with electrical charges on cell membranes.

In neural therapy, the importance of scars as blocks to the flow of energy is well recognized and injection of a scar with local anaesthetic is an alternative to electro-acupuncture.

Bach remedies are often given along with homoeopathic remedies and any other therapies such as acupuncture, magnetic field therapy, neural therapy and so on can be added in as indicated.

The research currently carried out in the Glasgow Homoeopathic Hospital embraces a number of fields other than homoeopathy, such as diets and diet therapy, neural therapy, magnetic field therapy and acupuncture.

Mattig W, Buchholz W, Schulz HJ, Severe iatrogenic lesions caused by Huneke's neural therapy, Z Gesamte Inn Med.

In the view of the evaluation committee, the interpretation of the available evidence on efficacy in the evaluation reports appears to be overly optimistic for all of the methods reviewed, and especially for neural therapy.

Thereafter the choice of acupuncture, homoeopathic or Bach remedies, neural therapy, hypnotherapy, ego-strengthening or whatever will very much depend on what the background of the illness appears to be and on the patient's response to the chosen therapy.

Such therapies include homoeopathy, the Bach remedies, herbalism, acupuncture, diet therapy and naturopathy, magnetic field therapy, neural therapy, hypnotherapy and relaxation therapy, psychotherapy (including transactional analysis), cranial osteopathy, the Alexander technique, rolfing and cervical reintegration.

Neural therapy aims at restoring the resting potential of depolarized cells by the injection of small amounts of local anaesthetic (procaine or xylocaine) which carries a charge of around + 290 mV, and this sets off a chain of events which aids the restoration of cellular function.