Javier Cejudo, manager and physiotherapist of the Fisio Úbeda Clinic, shares his experience with NESA within a clinical approach aimed at both general patients and high-level athletes. In his testimony, he explains that this technology has allowed them to expand their toolbox of therapeutic resources and address aspects that previously escaped when focusing only on structures such as muscles, tendons or joints. As he points out, NESA’s great contribution lies in the possibility of intervening on the autonomic nervous system, a component he considers decisive for better understanding many clinical processes and optimizing treatment results.
From his daily practice, he highlights that this more integrative approach has allowed observing relevant improvements both in the quality of life of common patients and in the performance of elite athletes. Among the examples he mentions, he focuses on a professional cyclist who perceived that he was missing an extra point in competition and who, after integrating NESA into his preparation, achieved measurable improvements in his performance and in his ability to sustain pace changes. For Javier, these types of advances reflect the value of the so-called “invisible work”, that small margin that can make great differences both in sport and health.
In his view, NESA is a versatile, useful tool with great clinical projection, capable of helping to treat needs that previously did not find a clear response, improving rest, regulation and quality of life more globally.
