Rubén Alonso, physiotherapist, osteopath and degree in Cafid, works at a clinic in the Malasaña neighborhood, Madrid, and has been using NESA technology for approximately one month. His clinic stands out for personal treatment and continuous training, including the incorporation of new technologies.
His central message is the direct relationship between sleep and chronic pain: the patient who sleeps poorly always presents correlation with chronic physical and psychological pathologies. NESA has allowed him to address the autonomic nervous system, something conventional physiotherapy had never been able to treat directly, achieving not only that patients sleep more hours but that those hours are of higher quality, with direct impact on cellular regeneration and tissue recovery.
Although his experience is very recent, he already observes that chronic patients who improve sleep with NESA respond significantly better to the rest of physical treatments, something he could not achieve without this tool. He especially values the scientific backing that NESA is building through publications and clinical cases, considering it fundamental for the technology to gain recognition within medicine.
He connects the use of NESA with a growing social problem: digital hyperconnectivity that generates stress, anxiety and sleep deterioration in the general population.
