What conditions Neurotherapy (LMNT) is used for

Overview

Read this list the way a therapist reads it: not as a menu of cures, but as the range of complaints in which patients have reported good relief. Because treatment is planned around the root cause, relief is generally seen in common complaints of digestion, joints, the back, the glands, women's health and the nerves.

Patients have also reported changes in measured values, such as blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, uric acid and thyroid tests. These are checked by the patient's own doctor, which is the honest way to judge progress.

Some conditions are often called untreatable, such as cerebral palsy, epilepsy, thalassaemia, muscular dystrophy, motor neuron disease, multiple sclerosis, kidney failure and polio. In these too, many patients have reported quite good results. In children with intellectual disability, ADHD, dyslexia and autism, parents themselves report considerable improvement. This does not say these conditions are cured. It says the door is not shut.

One more rule prevents serious mistakes. Infections and inflammations are handled in opposite ways. The Thymus treatment supports immunity in infection, while the ADR treatment calms inflammation. They are never swapped, because giving one in the other's condition can make things worse.

Key points

• The list shows where relief has been reported, not a promise of cure.
• Progress is best judged by tests your own doctor repeats.
• In conditions called untreatable, many patients still report good results.
• Infection and inflammation are treated in opposite ways.
• No medicine is given, and none of yours is stopped.

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This topic is part of: The Hand That Heals: What Neurotherapy (LMNT) Is