Fernando García

Physiotherapist and osteopath, Director Myosteo Fisioterapia y Osteopatía, Burriana (Castellón)

“The fact that NESA is non-invasive and painless equipment helps a lot for patients to opt for this type of treatment, especially those reluctant to needles or invasive procedures.”

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Fernando García, physiotherapist and osteopath, directs Myosteo Fisioterapia y Osteopatía in Burriana, Castellón, specialized in musculoskeletal pathology, sports physiotherapy and especially in headaches, dizziness and vertigo in sedentary patients and office workers.
He is in the early stages of using NESA with three active cases: one of chronic fatigue mid-treatment, and two of sleep disorders, one of which is already showing notable results — the patient is on his fourth session and reports sleeping better and even taking naps, something previously unthinkable for him.
He defends that the nervous system is “the conductor of the orchestra” and that treating only the muscle without addressing the nervous system that innervates it is patching. He has been looking for a long time for a technology that allows him to work on the autonomic nervous system more deeply, already dedicating 25% of each treatment to the nervous system in his usual practice. NESA fits perfectly in that holistic philosophy.
He especially values that being non-invasive and painless it breaks the resistance of patients who fear needles, expanding access to neurophysiological treatments to profiles that previously rejected them. He also has experience in football and defends rest as fundamental invisible training in sports performance.

Other testimonials

“I’ve treated a diabetic neuropathy with very intense pain in the legs and cramps, and with NESA the sleep problems have disappeared completely, which has been a great relief for the patient.”

“Patients don’t usually come in for sleep problems, but it does come associated with the conditions they have. So it’s true that it’s one of the first things in which I find improvement.”

“Having a NESA device in a hospital would be very important because it would greatly reduce waiting lists, prevent surgeries that wouldn’t be necessary, and reduce the toxicity of medications in patients.”

“The nervous system, both voluntary and autonomic, is the soul mater of our body. When it fails, multiple problems are triggered that are difficult to reverse, the autonomic system being especially complex but essential for the correct functioning of the body.”

“I think NESA enhances the manual treatment we perform, improving the results we obtain through osteopathic and manual techniques, especially in the autonomic nervous system, a key area in physiotherapy.”

I myself suffered insomnia for 10-12 years, and after using NESA, I have noticed that I wake up with more desire and energy, and increasingly more nights in which I sleep well consecutively.