Jesús Casilda, doctor in physiotherapy and professional at Fisio Global Sports in Granada, shares his vision on the importance of the autonomic nervous system within clinical practice, especially in the field of sports physiotherapy. In his testimony, he explains that this dimension represents a kind of regulatory base of the body, comparable to a score that coordinates the harmonious functioning of the entire body. From this perspective, he considers that incorporating NESA has allowed them to advance toward a much more global treatment, integrating aspects that previously could not be addressed only with manual therapy, exercise or patient education.
As he relates, one of the main contributions of this tool is the possibility of working with athletes and other patients from a broader vision, not focused only on pain or specific injury, but also on factors such as sleep, fatigue or recovery capacity. He mentions, for example, the case of an athlete with disc herniation in which, in addition to conventional treatment, they could observe significant improvement in rest and in the general feeling of recovery. For him, these factors are decisive because they not only accelerate improvement, but make the results more lasting.
Jesús especially emphasizes the impact that a small improvement can have in sports performance, where even 1% can make a big difference. Therefore, he values NESA as a profitable, integrative and especially useful tool in a context where optimizing recovery, rest and performance is key.
