Dr. José Alejandro Medina, internist, doctor in medicine and head of Internal Medicine service at a hospital, with his own private practice, shares a high-level clinical vision on the potential of NESA in integrative internal medicine.
His practice has become a reference for patients and colleagues seeking solutions to complex therapeutic and diagnostic gaps. He came to NESA through a patient, being the first medical device he has acquired since his endoscope. His initial results are “extremely hopeful” in an eclectic range of pathologies: sleep disorders, fibromyalgia, emerging diseases with scarce pharmacological tools and polymedicated multi-pathological patients, where NESA can help simplify the prescription cascade mitigating side effects through modulation of the autonomic nervous system.
His most illustrative case is an elderly patient with Parkinson’s: trapped between the effects of the disease and the side effects of medication, with NESA he has managed to gain time and quality of life, feeling that he “has gone back in the escalation of problems”. In fibromyalgia, he describes how classic analgesics fail and patients end up in invasive escalations that are “bread for today and hunger for tomorrow” — precisely where NESA enters disruptively.
He defines NESA as the door to 3.0 medicine: integration of pathophysiological, epidemiological knowledge and treatment personalization.
