Neurotherapy Treatment Techniques
Neurotherapy, or “LMNT” Neurotherapy, employs specific pressure and massage techniques to restore balance in the body’s energy forces and physiological functions. Here are the primary techniques used:
- Pressure is applied to various parts of the body, primarily using the therapist’s feet, sometimes hands.
- The therapist stands on the patient’s body, carefully controlling the pressure based on the patient’s age, sex, and tolerance.
- This technique stimulates blood flow and nervous signals to restore balance.
- Similar to the pressure technique, massage is used to enhance blood flow to organs, stretch tissues, muscles, and nerves.
- This promotes natural healing by improving circulation and reducing tension in affected areas.
- The therapist examines the abdomen to identify tender points, which can indicate malfunctioning organs.
- This technique helps diagnose issues based on the patient’s biochemical forces (alkaline, acid, gas) and informs the treatment plan.
- An initial consultation includes a comprehensive health history and visual examination(eyes, tongue, color, nails, skin).
- This analysis helps identify underlying health issues and guides the treatment approach.
- Special attention is given to the alignment of spinal vertebrae and the musculoskeletal system.
- Proper alignment is crucial for optimal nerve function and overall health.
Neurotherapy is a holistic approach, addressing both chronic and acute conditions by restoring the body’s natural equilibrium without the use of medicines, oils, or preparations.