María José Martínez, physiotherapy professional with a practice on Altamirano Street in Madrid, shares her vision on the incorporation of NESA as a therapeutic complement within a clinical approach focused on manual therapy, postureology, Pilates, lymphatic drainage and pelvic floor reeducation. In her testimony, she explains that they decided to commit to this technology due to the interest it generates in them the treatment of the autonomic nervous system, especially in patients with chronic pathology, a frequent profile in their daily practice.
As she points out, one of the aspects they are most observing in consultation is the presence of sleep alterations, as well as persistent symptoms in people with long COVID. In these cases, she highlights improvements related to fatigue, the sensation of “brain fog” and the general state of disorientation or dizziness that some patients report. She also mentions positive results in patients with overactive bladder, especially in the decrease in the number of nighttime urinations.
María José emphasizes that many people live for years with symptoms associated with chronic pathologies that directly affect their daily well-being, so she considers it essential to invest in tools that contribute to improving their quality of life. In this sense, she values NESA as an interesting and complementary option to manual techniques, with both clinical and functional potential within a comprehensive and personalized treatment.
