Isabel González, a dental surgeon who runs her own practice in Madrid, EDA Clínica Dental, discovered NESA through her sister, who had been using the technology for several years and had told her about the potential benefits it could offer her patients.
Although her background is in dentistry, she takes a fully integrative approach to NESA. By attending conferences focused on urogynecology, traumatology, and other specialties, she regularly identifies characteristics in her own patients that could potentially benefit from this technology, connecting insights from different disciplines to provide more comprehensive care.
She highlights the body’s bioelectrical dimension as one of the foundations of NESA, a principle she considers essential yet one that has remained on the sidelines of everyday clinical practice for far too long. In her view, when this dimension is explored in greater depth, the underlying mechanisms become more coherent: nerve impulses, electrical transmission, and the functioning of the body as an integrated system.
Her commitment is genuine and deeply rooted: “When I believe in something, I embrace it fully.” She says she is proud to be able to offer this technology at her practice and to play a facilitating role in helping her patients access the best solutions available.
