Dieter Heesch

The revolution of manual therapy. Medical therapists often reach their limits with local chronic conditions because the cause and development are not clearly recognized. The Sympathetic Therapy opens up a new path: through the discovery that the autonomic nervous system can itself become ill and thus represents a crucial factor in the development of many local chronic conditions, these can now be treated causally and successfully. Autonomic disorders are very diverse. However, they all have one cause: the distress of the sympathetic nervous system, our performance nerve. The primary reason is often vertebral blockages at very specific points in the spine. These directly irritate the sympathetic nervous system and then lead - depending on the level in the sympathetic chain and pathogenic co-factors - to the outbreak of local diseases. This specialized book presents an easily learnable, very gentle method that works according to the principles of the vertebro-autonomic coupling model. Since the sympathetic nervous system serves all areas of the body as a generalist, its treatment can influence a wide range of symptoms, such as migraines, functional organ disorders (e.g., irritable bowel syndrome), chronic shoulder-arm pain, or even restless legs syndrome, as well as healing disturbances after surgeries. The underlying question is always: Why did the symptoms arise? Because often behind the terms functional, somatoform, and idiopathic diseases lies an ill sympathetic nervous system that needs to be treated.