Dr. Acne Díaz, medical director of the International Clinic of Environmental Medicine (SIMA) in Gran Canaria, specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of toxic loads such as heavy metals, shares her experience integrating NESA technology into her clinical practice.
Her approach works the bidirectional gut-brain axis and the psycho-emotional and cognitive alterations derived from toxicity by mercury, aluminum and other metals. However, she recognized a “therapeutic window” that she could not cover: the readaptation of the autonomic nervous system. After the recommendation of a colleague specialized in neural therapy, she incorporated NESA with such immediate results that in just 30 days they needed a second team, and two months later a third, driven by demand from patients themselves.
The most impactful case she describes is that of a patient over 70 years old with deep depression, apathy, social isolation and cognitive decline, whose family had lost hope. After three NESA sessions, his wife sent a video of the patient dancing at a party, physically transformed in posture, gaze and communication.
They are currently developing a research project to scientifically evaluate the synergy between NESA and their environmental medicine treatments, with special focus on stress as the disease of the 21st century.
