Dr. Catalina Figueredo, physician with a master’s in Neurosciences and Neurodevelopment, specialized in childhood and the first years of life, shares her enthusiasm after participating in a multidisciplinary congress on sleep that gathered neurologists, psychiatrists, nutritionists and dentists.
From her perspective in neurosciences, she emphasizes that sleep is the starting point of multiple pathologies: without an adequate circadian cycle, attention, memory, impulsivity and cognitive decline deficits appear in all stages of life, from childhood to adulthood. She defends that we must return to physiology and that the electrical base of the nervous system — stimulable through millivolts — is the key to regulate the autonomic nervous system without the need for pharmacology.
She defines NESA as a therapeutic turning point: innocuous, non-invasive, comfortable for the patient, and with the additional advantage that the patient can see their evolution through the Wi-Cardio, which generates commitment and a powerful word-of-mouth effect. She also highlights its application in bruxism as part of the comprehensive approach offered by the technology.
She especially values the possibility of combining professional consultation in parallel with the patient’s passive treatment, multiplying clinical efficiency.
