Diego Romaña, physiotherapist from Santander, specialized in all types of patients — chronic, acute and sports pathology — incorporated NESA for its capacity to impact the autonomic nervous system, a dimension that his usual approach of manual therapy and therapeutic exercise did not cover directly.
He defines NESA as a tool that adds a bioelectric incidence to treatment, opening an action route with very beneficial effects in the medium and long term, especially in chronic patients. He highlights that the patient not only improves in the pathology that brings them to consultation, but experiences improvements in aspects they were not even aware of: fatigue, sleep and general well-being, thus achieving a truly global approach.
His economic vision is also clear: investing in health and treatments with a global approach is always a successful bet, even in moments of crisis, because satisfied patients revert positively to the clinic in the medium and long term.
Although his testimony is concise, it conveys the conviction of a professional who has found in NESA the missing piece to complement his usual clinical practice and take it to another level.
