Juan Manuel Marín, gynecologist at a public hospital and co-director of a dental clinic, offers a broad and integrative vision on sleep as a fundamental pillar of health and the role of NESA technology in its optimization.
He defends that sleep, historically underestimated, is the central axis of tissue repair, memory and functional recovery. He highlights that its approach is ceasing to be exclusive to pulmonologists to become a multidisciplinary field where ENT specialists, dentists, neurologists, physiotherapists and general doctors participate, thus offering a joint vision and better results.
From his specialty, he observes that menopause generates significant deterioration in female sleep quality, both in hours and in depth. With NESA, his patients report greater sensation of rest and energy, although total hours don’t always increase. In addition, treating overactive bladder with NESA reduces nighttime awakenings, directly improving fragmented sleep.
He summarizes the value of NESA in three inseparable pillars: improving sleep, regulating the vegetative system and optimizing cellular communication. He concludes with a reflection on the societal trend toward more preventive and quality-of-life medicine versus pharmacological dependence.
