Pablo Gonzalez

Physiotherapist expert in pain and invasive physiotherapy, Director M Clinic, Mejorada del Campo

“The autonomic nervous system is one of the great forgotten ones, although we know it is involved in many pathological processes. With NESA, we can address it directly and obtain more lasting effects.”

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Pablo González Gutiérrez, physiotherapist expert in pain and invasive physiotherapy, has been directing M Clinic in Mejorada del Campo for 6 years. His mark is total involvement with the patient, always giving 100%.
He defines the autonomic nervous system as “one of the great forgotten ones” of physiotherapy: they knew it was involved in many pathological processes but they had never been able to address it directly and lastingly. NESA has come to cover exactly that gap. His main current lines of work are sleep therapy, overactive bladder and chronic pain in fibromyalgia, with satisfactory results from the beginning.
His most striking case is an entrepreneur patient who after a single session wrote to him the next day saying it had been a while since she slept like that and that she had woken up without pains.
He highlights the perfect combination of NESA with invasive physiotherapy: while invasive works focally and locally, NESA acts at the metameric and systemic level, being complementary tools that together give better results than each one separately. NESA is already generating new patients for him by word of mouth, who arrive specifically asking for the technology.

Other testimonials

“NESA is very practical because it practically has no side effects. It is ideal for highly sensitized patients, in whom any technique or exercise worsens their state. Its main virtue is that it does not provoke exaggerated responses thanks to its low frequency.”

“NESA fascinated me by its capacity to improve sleep quality. Sleep regulates fundamental processes of the autonomic nervous system, such as the vagus nerve, crucial for physical and mental health.”

“With NESA, we not only treat the acute problem of the patient, but also added problems such as depression, lack of sleep or chronic fatigue.”

“A fibromyalgia patient improved in 4-5 months, going from a limited life to being able to go to the gym weekly and drastically reduce her pharmacology.”

“What patients value most about me is honesty and my constant concern to achieve the best results. I am quite restless and demanding with my results, and I think that’s something patients appreciate, even if I may not get the results they expect, they value the effort.”

“The training with NESA teaches you to use the technology from minute one and that each patient is different. According to clinical reasoning, the treatment varies, which is very personalized to each patient.”