Javier Campomanes, physiotherapist specialized in structural osteopathy and owner of JC Javier Campomanes in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, bet on NESA when identifying a clear deficiency in physiotherapy: the impossibility of addressing the nervous system without resorting to pharmacology.
His most outstanding clinical case is a 30-year-old patient with sleep bruxism, very nervous and with severe insomnia — he slept in discontinuous blocks of 2-3 hours without achieving restorative rest. The evolution with NESA was progressive and striking: in the first sessions he was already waking up with more energy, in the third-fourth the morning involuntary movements and the TMJ pain disappeared, and in the fifth-sixth session his partner reported that he had stopped snoring. The final result was reaching 5 hours of continuous deep sleep, an extraordinary achievement for someone who couldn’t even sleep 4 straight hours.
He highlights NESA not only as a therapeutic tool for specific pathologies but as a preventive resource to keep the nervous system balanced against daily, work and personal stressors that affect practically the entire population. He considers that the device’s amortization is rapid and the profitability high.