The Point of Medicine

  1. Sep 20

    Episode 22 - The Uterus, PRP & Neural Therapy: Rethinking Fertility and Pelvic Pain with Dr. Laura Clevenger

    What happens when neural therapy, regenerative medicine, and fertility care intersect? In this episode of The Point of Medicine, Dr. Anne Hill and Dr. Ilana Gurevich sit down with naturopathic physician and fertility specialist Dr. Laura Clevenger for a fascinating conversation about innovative approaches to reproductive health. Dr. Clevenger shares how her background in research and complex chronic illness led her into fertility medicine and ultimately to a highly specialized focus on the uterus. The conversation dives into intrauterine platelet-rich plasma (PRP), including how PRP may support the endometrial environment in patients experiencing thin endometrial lining, uterine scarring, Asherman syndrome, and recurrent implantation challenges. They also explore an intriguing intersection between reproductive medicine and neural therapy: the use of procaine and lidocaine inside the uterus. Dr. Clevenger discusses what she has observed clinically, emerging research on local anesthetics and uterine contractility, and why lidocaine may have applications that extend well beyond short-term pain control. The conversation expands into endometriosis, dysmenorrhea, pelvic neural therapy, the Frankenhäuser pelvic plexus, C-section scars, and the importance of looking at the nervous system when treating reproductive and pelvic conditions. In This Episode:• What platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is and how intrauterine PRP is performed• PRP for thin endometrial lining, implantation challenges, and Asherman syndrome• A remarkable clinical case involving severe intrauterine scarring• Why Dr. Clevenger combines PRP with procaine• Lidocaine vs. procaine and their different effects on uterine contractility• The potential role of intrauterine lidocaine in dysmenorrhea and endometriosis• Pelvic neural therapy and the Frankenhäuser plexus• The emerging conversation around intrauterine ozone• Neural therapy for C-section scars and post-surgical healing• Why listening to patients continues to shape clinical innovation Dr. Clevenger also joins us for a preview of what she’ll be teaching at Neural Therapy Level 3, including intrauterine PRP, intrauterine procaine, dosing, timing, and procedural considerations. The Point of Medicine is hosted by Dr. Anne Hill and Dr. Ilana Gurevich of Learn Neural Therapy, where we explore innovative approaches to the autonomic nervous system, fascia, injection therapies, and the clinicians pushing medicine forward.

  2. Aug 15

    Episode 21 - The Nervous System, Lyme & Injection Therapies w/ Dr. Bryan Rade

    In this episode of The Point of Medicine, Dr. Anne Hill and Dr. Ilana Gurevich sit down with Canadian naturopathic physician Dr. Bryan Rade, ND to explore the evolving landscape of complex chronic illness care and injection therapies. Dr. Rade shares his clinical approach to treating Lyme disease, co-infections, mold illness, MCAS, POTS, chronic pain, SIBO, neuroinflammation, and nervous system dysregulation — and how ozone therapy, neural therapy, prolotherapy, PRP, perineural injection therapy, LDI (Low Dose Immunotherapy), and brain mapping have become foundational tools in his practice. The conversation dives into:• Ozone injections vs IV ozone• Why some patients flare after PIT/perineural injections• Using procaine instead of dextrose in perineural therapy• Binder strategies for highly reactive patients• The overlap between chronic infections, trauma physiology, and nervous system dysfunction• Brain mapping and neurofeedback in chronic illness• LDI for Candida, Lyme, MCAS, PANDAS, and immune tolerance• The future of naturopathic medicine and injection therapies in Canada This episode is packed with clinical pearls, real-world experiences, and thoughtful discussion about treating the patients who don’t fit neatly into protocols. If you work with complex chronic illness — or live with it — this conversation offers both practical insight and a refreshing reminder that medicine is often equal parts science, creativity, and nervous system regulation.

  3. Jul 15

    Episode 20 - The Hidden Link Between Stress, Immunity & Chronic Illness w/ Gillian Ehrlich

    In this episode, we sit down with Gillian Ehrlich, ARNP, to explore a new way of understanding complex chronic illness through the lens of neuroimmunology, functional medicine, and Ayurveda. We dive into why so many patients today feel “sensitive to everything,” unpacking the role of mast cell activation, environmental overload, and a constantly stimulated nervous system. Gillian shares how modern research is beginning to mirror principles that have existed in traditional medicine for thousands of years—shifting the focus from treating isolated symptoms to understanding the body as a dynamic, interconnected system. We also explore how therapies like ketamine can help regulate the nervous system and support patients dealing with chronic pain, hypersensitivity, and treatment-resistant conditions. In this episode, we cover: Why mast cell activation is becoming so common—and what’s driving itHow the “Pentad patient” (EDS, POTS, mast cell, autoimmunity, infection) shows up clinicallyThe connection between chronic illness, stress, and nervous system dysregulationHow environmental toxins, infections, and modern living overwhelm the immune systemWhere functional medicine and Ayurveda overlap—and where they differWhy the body is better understood as a system of information, not just structureHow ketamine works for pain, mood, and hypersensitive patientsPractical ways to think about complex, treatment-resistant casesThis conversation offers a grounded, clinically relevant framework for anyone working with or experiencing chronic illness - especially when the presentation feels complex, reactive, or difficult to treat.

  4. Jun 15

    Episode 19 - Healing Trauma Through Neural therapy with Lindsay Howson

    In this conversation, Lindsay Howson discusses her experiences and insights as a therapist specializing in trauma and PTSD. She shares her journey of understanding trauma, the importance of neural therapy, and the challenges faced by individuals with PTSD. The discussion also covers the role of EMDR in treatment, the significance of teamwork in healing, and the inspiring transformations she witnesses in her clients.takeaways Lindsay specializes in treating clients with PTSD and severe trauma.Neural therapy can help individuals feel peace in their bodies.Many trauma survivors do not recognize their hunger cues.Extensive childhood trauma often leads to dissociation.Emotional cognitive flashbacks can last for weeks and pose a high suicide risk.Addiction can be a coping mechanism for trauma survivors.Internal Family Systems therapy is compassionate and non-pathologizing.Witnessing clients experience true happiness is incredibly rewarding.Teamwork among healthcare professionals is crucial for effective treatment.Physicians play a vital role in the healing journey of trauma survivors.

  5. May 15

    Episode 18 - Layer by Layer: Rethinking Injection Therapy for Chronic Pain with Dr. Susan Shultz

    In this episode, Dr. Susan Shultz shares her extensive journey in the field of medicine, highlighting her unique integration of chiropractic, acupuncture, and innovative injection techniques. She discusses her experiences with chronic pain management, the importance of teaching future practitioners, and the challenges faced in modern healthcare. Dr. Shultz emphasizes the significance of holistic approaches and the need for continued education in alternative medicine. Takeaways Dr. Susan Shultz has over 43 years of experience in healthcare.She integrates Western and Eastern medicine in her practice.Innovative injection techniques can significantly improve patient outcomes.The psoas injection technique is a game changer for chronic pain.Prolotherapy focuses on stimulating healing in ligaments and tendons.Teaching and sharing knowledge is crucial for the next generation of healthcare providers.Holistic approaches are essential in treating chronic conditions.The importance of understanding the pro-inflammatory response in treatment.Dr. Shultz emphasizes the need for continued education in alternative medicine. Learn more from Dr. Susan Shultz - https://acupuncturecontinuinged.com/ 👋 Find Dr. Shultz at https://cascadiahealthcare.com 👋 Podcast brought to you buy ⁠⁠⁠https://www.learnneuraltherapy.com/⁠⁠⁠ Dr. Anne Hill ⁠⁠⁠https://doctorannehill.com/⁠⁠⁠ Dr. Ilana Gurevich ⁠⁠⁠https://www.openwellnesspdx.com⁠⁠⁠  @openwellness_pdx  @ilana.gurevich

  6. Apr 15

    Episode 17 - Neural Therapy Meets Regenerative Medicine: Sharon Krahn, FNP on Scars, Pelvic Work, Mold & Exosomes

    In this episode of The Point of Medicine, Dr. Anne Hill and Dr. Ilana Gurevich sit down with Sharon Krahn, FNP—a family nurse practitioner and traditional naturopath in Dallas, Texas—who has spent over two decades building an integrative practice for patients with complex, chronic illness. Sharon shares her “windy road” into medicine, beginning with recurrent miscarriages and autoimmune disease, and how that personal experience shaped her clinical focus today. We dive into how she weaves neural therapy into real-world practice—especially for C-section and surgical scars, pelvic floor patterns, fertility support, chronic pain, and the emotional releases that can follow certain injections (including the IRR). We also explore her clinical approach to environmental illness and mold, including how she provokes toxin testing with glutathione + sauna, and why “what doesn’t come out” can sometimes be the most important clue. Finally, Sharon breaks down what exosomes are, how she uses them in practice (including scalp protocols and intranasal applications), and where she sees regenerative tools like peptides and NK-cell exosomes fitting into the future of medicine. If you love practical clinical pearls, creative problem-solving, and honest conversations about treating “stuck” cases—this one’s for you.

  7. Mar 15

    Episode 16 - Revolutionizing Cancer Care: Dr. Andre Williams' Journey

    In this episode of the Point of Medicine podcast, Dr. Andre Williams shares his unique journey from conventional oncology to integrative and holistic cancer care. He discusses the impact of Gerson therapy, the ethical considerations in cancer treatment, and the role of neurotherapy in improving patient outcomes. Dr. Williams emphasizes the importance of patient empowerment and education, introducing his new course, the 15-Minute Cancer Decision, designed to help patients navigate their treatment options. The conversation highlights innovative techniques, patient experiences, and the future of integrative oncology. Takeaways Dr. Williams transitioned from conventional oncology to integrative practices.He discovered Gerson therapy, which uses aggressive nutrition for cancer treatment.Neural therapy has become a key component of his practice.Patient empowerment is crucial in cancer treatment decisions.The autonomic nervous system plays a significant role in healing.Dr. Williams emphasizes the need for open dialogue in medicine. Learn more from Dr. Andrea - https://ozonetherapiesgroup.com/ 👋 Find Dr. Andrew at https://www.teshuvawellnessja.com/ourstory 👋 Podcast brought to you buy ⁠⁠https://www.learnneuraltherapy.com/⁠⁠ Dr. Anne Hill ⁠⁠https://doctorannehill.com/⁠⁠ Dr. Ilana Gurevich ⁠⁠https://www.openwellnesspdx.com⁠⁠  @openwellness_pdx  @ilana.gurevich

  8. Feb 15

    Episode 15 - The interference field discussions

    In this episode of The Point of Medicine, Dr. Ilana Gurevich and Dr. Anne Hill step back to explore one of the most foundational—and often misunderstood—concepts in neural therapy: interference fields. Interference fields are at the heart of how neural therapy works, yet many clinicians use the term without fully unpacking what it means or how profoundly it can influence long-term health outcomes. In this conversation, Drs. Gurevich and Hill break down the concept in clear, practical terms, drawing from classic neural therapy teachings, modern nervous system theory, and years of hands-on clinical experience. Together, they discuss how scars, chronic infections, emotional trauma, surgeries, vaccines, and even seemingly “resolved” injuries can disrupt autonomic nervous system signaling—and how these disruptions can present as chronic pain, inflammation, anxiety, recurrent infections, or a persistent sense that “something isn’t right.” Through powerful patient stories and teaching moments from their neural therapy trainings, they explore: What interference fields are and how they form How the nervous system “locks down” to protect itself The relationship between trauma, infection, the microbiome, and autonomic regulation Why symptoms sometimes temporarily resurface after treatment How careful history-taking often reveals what no lab test can Whether you’re a clinician learning neural therapy, a seasoned practitioner refining your lens, or a patient curious about why certain symptoms won’t resolve, this episode offers a deep, grounded look at how restoring nervous system communication can unlock healing.

  9. Jan 15

    Episode 14 - The Power of Neural therapy and Regenerative Medicine

    In this engaging conversation, Dr. Stephany González Linares shares her transformative journey from a medical doctor to a healer, driven by her own health challenges. She discusses her discovery of neural therapy, the state of alternative medicine in Mexico, and her innovative approach to corporate wellness. Dr. Stephany emphasizes the importance of integrating regenerative medicine, exosomes, and peptides into her practice, showcasing impressive case studies of patient success. The discussion also highlights her future plans for training and expanding the reach of holistic healing practices. takeaways Dr. Stephany became a healer out of necessity.Her journey into neural therapy began with personal health challenges.She emphasizes the importance of alternative and complementary medicine.In Mexico, traditional medicine is intertwined with alternative practices.Dr. Stephany's practice focuses on mental health and wellness.She has shifted her focus to group and corporate wellness.Custom programs for companies can lead to significant health improvements.Exosomes and peptides are key components of her regenerative medicine approach.Case studies illustrate the effectiveness of her treatments.Dr. Stephany is committed to training future practitioners in holistic healing. 👋 Podcast brought to you buy ⁠https://www.learnneuraltherapy.com/⁠ Dr. Anne Hill ⁠https://doctorannehill.com/⁠ Dr. Ilana Gurevich ⁠https://www.openwellnesspdx.com⁠  @openwellness_pdx  @ilana.gurevich

  10. 12/15/2025

    Episode 13 – Neural Therapy in Dentistry with Rachaele Carver, DMD: A Total Game Changer

    In this episode of the Point of Medicine podcast, Dr. Rachaele Carver discusses her journey into biological dentistry and the integration of neural therapy into her practice. She shares insights on pain management, the role of energy flow in healing, and innovative techniques such as ozone and red light therapy. Dr. Carver emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional aspects of dental health and the need for patient-centric approaches in treatment. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of dental health and overall wellness, providing valuable resources for patients seeking holistic care. Takeaways Dr. Carver's journey into biological dentistry was influenced by personal health challenges.Neural therapy can help manage pain by addressing energy flow in the body.Ozone therapy is a powerful tool in biological dentistry for healing.Red light therapy supports mitochondrial function and overall health.Emotional health plays a significant role in dental issues and pain management.Patient education and empowerment are crucial in biological dentistry.Understanding the connection between dental health and systemic health is essential.Innovative techniques can enhance healing and reduce reliance on traditional methods.Muscle testing can provide insights into patient needs and treatment options.Holistic approaches in dentistry can lead to better health outcomes.

  11. 11/15/2025

    Episode 12 - Reimagining Injections: Dr. Brenden Cochran on Innovation, Intuition & Outcomes

    In this episode of the Point of Medicine podcast, Drs. Anne Hill and Ilana Gurevich interviews Dr. Brenden Cochran, a leading expert in naturopathic medicine and injection therapies. They discuss Dr. Cochran's journey into the medical field, his passion for neural therapy and ozone therapy, and the various injection techniques he employs in his practice. The conversation also delves into the importance of proper diagnostic workups, the integration of other modalities in treatment, and the role of nutritional support through IV therapy. Dr. Cochran shares insights on teaching and mentorship in naturopathic medicine, as well as his experiences teaching internationally. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of naturopathic medicine and the need to adapt to advancements in technology, such as AI. Takeaways Dr. Cochran's journey into naturopathic medicine was influenced by personal loss.Neural ozone therapy is a key focus in his practice.Buffered dextrose is used for treating inflamed nerves.Injection therapies can provide significant pain relief in oncology patients.A thorough diagnostic workup is crucial for effective treatment.Palpation skills are essential and often overlooked in modern medicine.PMF can be a useful tool for patients who are needle-phobic.IV nutritional therapy supports healing and recovery.Teaching in medicine should include clinical experience and mentorship.The future of medicine will require adaptation to new technologies like AI.

  12. 10/15/2025

    Episode 11 - Dr. Jorge Kaczewar - From the Sierras to the Science: Dr. Jorge Kaczewe on Neural Therapy’s Global Future

    In this engaging conversation, Dr. Jorge Kaczewer shares his extensive journey in the field of Neural Therapy, discussing his early experiences, the importance of emotional stress in health, and the unique aspects of homotoxicology. He emphasizes the significance of neural therapy in treating patients holistically and shares compelling case studies that highlight its effectiveness. Dr. Kaczewer also addresses the current state of neural therapy in Argentina, his teaching endeavors, and the philosophical underpinnings of his practice. He concludes with an inspiring vision for the future of medicine, particularly in the context of global health. Takeaways Dr. Kaczewer's journey into Neural Therapy began with a realization of missing elements in traditional practices.Emotional stress is a significant factor in chronic ailments and health issues.Homotoxicology merges homeopathy with biomedicine, focusing on the body's detoxification processes.Neural Therapy has become Dr. Kaczewer's primary focus, abandoning other practices for its dynamic approach.Case studies illustrate the profound impact of Neural Therapy on patients' lives.Neural Therapy has a rich history in Argentina, with roots in local anesthetic practices.Teaching Neural Therapy is crucial for its acceptance and growth in the medical community.Philosophical perspectives on healing play a vital role in patient care.The future of medicine is moving towards more equitable and accessible practices.Neural therapy offers effective solutions without the need for advanced technology.

  13. 09/15/2025

    Episode 10 - Neural Therapy + Pain Medicine: A Deeper Look with Dr. Warren Slaten

    In this episode of the Point of Medicine podcast, Dr. Warren Slaten discusses his journey into medicine, the integration of neural therapy and prolotherapy, and the future of holistic approaches in pain management. He shares insights on patient care, case studies, and the importance of expanding the understanding of neural therapy among medical professionals. Dr. Slaten emphasizes the need for a more integrative approach to health and wellness, highlighting the benefits of neural therapy in treating various conditions. Takeaways Neural therapy integrates well with other holistic practices like acupuncture.Prolotherapy addresses underlying structural issues in pain management.Neural therapy can provide acute relief while addressing chronic issues.Scar treatment is a key part of neural therapy.Interference fields block neural connections and can be identified through muscle testing.Neural therapy is gaining recognition in treating conditions beyond pain, such as PTSD.The future of neural therapy involves expanding its reach and understanding among practitioners.Dr. Slaten finds inspiration in the constant learning and evolving nature of integrative medicine.

  14. 08/15/2025

    Episode 9 - Exploring Neural therapy Through Complexity, Emotion, and Innovation – Dr. Laura Pinilla

    In this episode of the The Point of Medicine Podcast, Drs. Anne Hill and Ilana Gurevich interview Dr. Laura Bonilla, a prominent figure in the field of neural therapy from Colombia. Dr. Bonilla shares her journey into medicine and neural therapy, her innovative research on new techniques, and her upcoming book that explores the intersection of neural therapy and complexity science. The conversation also delves into the integration of neural therapy with mental health treatments, showcasing the potential for rapid healing of emotional traumas. Dr. Bonilla emphasizes the importance of alternative medicine in Colombia and expresses her openness to collaboration and research in the field. Takeaways Dr. Bonilla's journey into neural therapy began with her interest in physics and mathematics.Dr. Bonilla's research focuses on innovative techniques for accessing nerves and ganglions.Her upcoming book will explore neural therapeutic medicine and complexity science.The integration of neural therapy with mental health treatments shows promising results.Dr. Bonilla's techniques can treat multiple traumas in a single session.She emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach in neural therapy.The concept of Nervism plays a crucial role in her practice.Dr. Bonilla is open to collaboration and research opportunities in neural therapy.

  15. 07/15/2025

    Episode 8 - Vagal Tone, Procaine IVs & Treating the Untreatable – A Conversation with Dr. Robert Banner

    In this conversation, Dr. Robert Banner shares his extensive experience in medicine, focusing on Procain IV therapy and neural therapy. He discusses his journey from conventional medicine to integrative practices, emphasizing the importance of treating the root causes of health issues. Dr. Banner highlights patient experiences, the efficacy of treatments, and the challenges faced in the conventional medical system. He also reflects on the future of medicine and the integration of traditional and alternative approaches to patient care. Takeaways Dr. Banner has been practicing neural therapy for close to 30 years.Procain IV therapy is a safe and effective treatment option.Patient experiences often reveal deeper emotional connections to physical symptoms.Integrative medicine allows for a more holistic approach to patient care.The conventional medical system can sometimes overlook alternative treatment options.Dr. Banner emphasizes the importance of listening to patients' stories.Efficacy of treatments can vary based on individual patient needs.Neural therapy can address issues that traditional methods may miss.The future of medicine lies in combining traditional and alternative practices.Dr. Banner encourages practitioners to think outside the box in patient care.

  16. 06/15/2025

    Episode 7 - Biological Dentistry + Neural Therapy: A Deep Dive with Dr. Karl Anderson

    In this conversation, Dr. Karl Anderson shares his journey in dentistry, focusing on the integration of neural therapy and functional medicine into his practice. He discusses the impact of mercury fillings on health, particularly in relation to autism, and emphasizes the importance of screening for cavitations and toxicity in dental patients. Dr. Anderson also highlights the shift from titanium to zirconia implants, the protocols for safe tooth extraction, and the role of PRF and ozone in healing. He reflects on his personal struggles with early onset Alzheimer's and his commitment to giving back to the community through his work. The conversation concludes with insights on the purpose of dentistry and the importance of helping others. Takeaways Dr. Anderson's journey into dentistry began with personal struggles and a desire to help others.He emphasizes the importance of functional medicine in treating dental patients.Mercury fillings can have significant health impacts, particularly in children with autism.Cavitations are often overlooked but can be a source of systemic health issues.The shift from titanium to zirconia implants is based on biocompatibility and long-term health outcomes.PRF and ozone therapy play crucial roles in post-extraction healing.Dr. Anderson advocates for the removal of toxic materials in dentistry.He believes in the importance of educating patients about their dental health options.Community service and giving back are central to Dr. Anderson's philosophy.The conversation highlights the need for a holistic approach to dental care.

  17. 05/15/2025

    Episode 6 - Utilizing neural therapy in the orthopedic case with Dr. Perry Peretz

    In this episode, Dr. Perry Peretz shares his journey through integrative medicine, focusing on the combination of acupuncture, osteopathy, neural therapy, and prolotherapy. He discusses the importance of understanding patient needs, the role of intention in healing, and the significance of treating chronic pain through various methodologies. Dr. Peretz also highlights the need for outreach and education in neural therapy, emphasizing that practitioners can enter this field at any level and still make a significant impact on patient care. Dr. Peretz integrates Eastern and Western medicine approaches.The journey into medicine often involves unexpected paths.Acupuncture can address both physical and emotional health.Neural therapy and prolotherapy are key in treating chronic pain.Intention plays a crucial role in the healing process.Understanding patient history is vital for effective treatment.Case studies illustrate the impact of neural therapy.Education and outreach are essential for advancing integrative practices.Practitioners can enter neural therapy at any level.Compassion and intention are fundamental to effective healing.

  18. 04/15/2025

    Episode 5 - Discover Neural Therapy Insights with Dr. David Vinyes

    In this episode of the Point of Medicine podcast, Drs. Anne Hill and Ilana Gurevich interviews Dr. David Vinyes, a leading expert in neural therapy. They discuss Dr. Vinyes' journey into neural therapy, the importance of research and evidence in the field, and the challenges faced in publishing studies. Dr. Vinyes emphasizes the significance of teaching and learning in neural therapy, as well as the development of a new textbook aimed at modernizing the practice. The conversation also touches on innovative techniques in neural therapy, the current state of the practice in Spain, and the importance of clear terminology in the field. Neural therapy is more than just a treatment; it's a holistic approach to medicine.Teaching neural therapy enhances understanding and learning for both teachers and students.Research in neural therapy is crucial for gaining acceptance in the medical community.The terminology used in neural therapy can significantly impact its acceptance and understanding.Innovative techniques in neural therapy can improve patient outcomes and comfort during treatment.The diaphragm area is a key focus for releasing tension in patients.neural therapy requires a comprehensive understanding of the patient's history and symptoms.A new textbook on neural therapy is being developed to modernize the field and improve education.The state of neural therapy varies by country, with some places recognizing it more than others.Building a network of practitioners can enhance the practice and understanding of neural therapy.

  19. 02/03/2025

    Episode 3 - Neural Therapy and Psychiatry with Dr. Michael Gurevich

    In this episode of The Point of Medicine, Dr. Anne Hill and Dr. Ilana Gurevich welcome Dr. Michael Gurevich , a board-certified psychiatrist with a unique perspective on the integration of neural injection therapy and psychiatry. The conversation explores Dr. Gurevich's journey into medicine, the significance of interference fields in neural therapy, and the emotional connections tied to physical scars. Through compelling case studies, the discussion highlights the transformative potential of combining neural therapy with ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, offering insights into treating complex psychiatric conditions. Dr. Gurevich's early exposure to medicine shaped his career path.The pharmaceutical model often fails to address the root causes of psychiatric conditions.Emotional trauma can manifest physically, creating interference fields that affect healing.Neural therapy can provide significant relief for patients with emotional scars.Integrating emotional storytelling during treatment enhances the healing process.Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is gaining recognition for its effectiveness in mental health treatment.Dr. Gurevich emphasizes the importance of understanding a patient's history in therapy.The combination of neural therapy and ketamine can lead to profound changes in treatment-resistant patients.Holistic approaches in psychiatry can complement traditional methods for better outcomes.The need for more awareness and training in neural therapy among mental health professionals is crucial. Visit us at https://www.learnneuraltherapy.com/

  20. 01/02/2025

    Episode 4 - Exploring Neural Therapy with Dr. Richard Nahas

    In this episode, Dr. Richard Nahas discusses the principles and practices of Neural Therapy, emphasizing the importance of understanding interference fields and lesions in the body. He shares his journey into this field, practical applications, and the integration of Neural Therapy into healthcare systems. Dr. Nahas also outlines his goals for the North American Academy of Neural Therapy and explores the future of this modality, including the need for objective measurements in clinical practice.takeaways Neural therapy focuses on healing through understanding interference fields. Lesions in the body can create vulnerabilities in the nervous system. Integrative medicine offers a holistic approach to patient care. Practical applications of neural therapy can lead to significant healing. Injection techniques are crucial in targeting specific pain areas. The nervous system operates as the body's control system. Neural therapy can be integrated into existing healthcare frameworks. The North American Academy of Neural Therapy aims to expand knowledge and practice. Future advancements in technology may provide objective measurements for therapy effectiveness. The work in neural therapy is both sacred and essential for future healthcare. https://www.learnneuraltherapy.com/

  21. 12/20/2024

    Episode 1 - Meet the host - Dr. Anne Hill

    In this podcast episode, Dr. Anne Hill and Dr. Ilana Gurevich discuss their experiences and insights into Neural Therapy, a transformative approach in naturopathic medicine. They share personal stories that led them to this field, the importance of practical training, and the impact of Neural Therapy on patient health, particularly in gastrointestinal issues. The conversation also highlights the significance of teaching this modality to empower more practitioners and improve patient care. Neural Therapy is a game changer for health practices. Personal health experiences often lead to a career in medicine. Chronic illnesses can be managed through alternative therapies. Training in Neural Therapy is crucial for effective practice. Implementing techniques immediately after training enhances learning. Scars are a primary focus in Neural Therapy treatments. Specific protocols, like for GERD, show high efficacy. Teaching Neural Therapy is about empowering others to heal. Acupuncture complements Neural Therapy by enhancing patient experience. Creating a supportive environment is essential for patient recovery. Visit us at https://www.learnneuraltherapy.com/

  22. 12/20/2024

    Episode 2 - The point of medicine - Meet your host Dr. Ilana Gurevich

    The Point of Medicine is a podcast where we interview cutting edge clinicians to explore the the theory and practical tools of addressing the autonomic nervous system and its role in organizing the fascia for optimal health. In this episode we meet one of your hosts Dr. Gurevich. She gives her history and also dives into neural therapy and how she utilizes it in her practice. In this podcast episode, Dr. Ilana Gurevich discusses her experiences and insights into Neural Therapy, a transformative approach in naturopathic medicine. They share personal stories that led them to this field, the importance of practical training, and the impact of Neural Therapy on patient health, particularly in gastrointestinal issues. The conversation also highlights the significance of teaching this modality to empower more practitioners and improve patient care.