Have you seen your first wrinkle... Aging is not destiny
Our aging tissues lose fluid. Toxic products begin to settle in place of the lost fluid. As these toxic products accumulate, they begin to manifest as calcification in the vessel walls and cells. As the amount of these toxic products increases, pathological events appear in our circulatory system and metabolism.
As these events continue, our immune system weakens and decline is observed in all functions of our body. As a natural result of this, the development of illness becomes inevitable.
In animal experiments, substances given in successive, toxic doses over certain periods have been observed to slow nerve conduction, cause calcification in the vessel wall, and lead to disruptions in circulation.
As also seen in laboratory animals, conduction disorders occurring in the autonomic (also known as vegetative) nervous system accelerate aging. When examining the changes that appear in physiological aging, it is seen that the first disruptions occur in the circulation and in the extracellular space, in the ground substance. In this state, our vital functions become unable to give the necessary reactions to various stimuli reaching the body.
If interference fields that strain the vegetative nervous system and prevent the body from regulating itself are added to this, the acceleration of aging becomes inevitable.
It is known that the human body has a certain regulatory capacity. Expending excessive energy to protect this causes our body to become exhausted.
It is a well-known fact in neural therapy that, as a result of numerous stimuli occurring one after another and becoming chronic, the regulation in our body becomes disrupted and the body becomes labile (unstable).
The elimination of the numerous chronic stimuli affecting the vegetative nervous system — in other words, "interference fields" — emerges as the most effective treatment method for halting physiological aging.
Many patients who come to us for different illnesses report that they feel more vigorous and better within a short time. We have a considerable number of patients whose gait has improved, whose vision and hearing have increased, whose sleep has improved, and whose concentration has increased.
Unfortunately, these facts observed in neural therapy since 1928 have not yet attracted the attention of the field of Geriatrics.
The medication used in this treatment method, which we owe to the Huneke Brothers, is 1% procaine. Studies conducted by Prof. Dr. Anna Aslan, who achieved great success in the years 1954-1956, drew the attention of the entire world to procaine. In these studies, Prof. Dr. Anna Aslan stated that PABA (Para-aminobenzoic acid) emerged from the breakdown of procaine. She named this substance Gerovital H3 and said it was a vitamin-like substance. Given the rejuvenating properties of H3, the breakdown product of procaine, large clinics were established. Procaine tablets were used as a rejuvenating agent.
As a result, although procaine (since the word "vitamin" was mentioned in connection with it) began to be used as a medication in modern medicine, the clarification of its mechanism of action remained incomplete.
Physicians practicing neural therapy know that the main effect of procaine does not stem from the H3 substance, but that its real mechanism of action operates through the regulation of the vegetative nervous system and the ground substance. Neural therapists believe that it is not the use of liters of procaine, but the use of procaine in correct doses in the correct place, that will be effective.
The mechanism of action of neural therapy is explained both by cellular repolarization and by regulation at the cellular level. As a result, in anti-aging protocols developed with complementary medicine, a lasting and realistic solution cannot be considered in treatments applied without neural therapy — one of the most important steps.
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