Your NIS practitioner is going to look at all areas of body function to establish which areas the brain is not fully controlling. Utilizing the brain to diagnose and correct your complaint will expose you to its profound ability to restore your body to its potential. Only your brain holds the key to your optimum health.
NIS is a very powerful stand alone healthcare method because it does not require any of the following to be effective:
 Manipulation or invasive procedures
Drugs or medications
Special diets or homework exercises
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If your practitioner is using any of the above, then
that is not NIS. You will need to ask them what other ‘technique’ or ‘method’ they are incorporating into their treatment procedures. NIS can work alongside other healthcare methods very well, however best results are always seen when NIS is used independently.
Who is NIS for?
NIS is suitable for the whole family!
At each visit the goal is to determine and address what aspects of your body function the brain is not fully controlling. The approach is very non-invasive, stress & pain-free.
This makes an NIS treatment suitable for the newborn baby through to the very aged, and those that are very sick or injured. NIS is one of the safest methods of healthcare available.
How often should I see my NIS practitioner?
Your NIS practitioner will recommend an initial plan of care for your specific complaint and needs. Once you have completed that, ongoing preventative care is important.
Maintenance check-ups are important
Just like a car our bodies need to have a regular ‘tune-up’. As we go through our daily life there are always things that can potentially lead to one or more of our body systems being pushed to its maximum tolerance. Sometimes this maximum tolerance is exceeded and that particular body system is isolated into a safety net.
Often we are not even aware that our body is not functioning to its optimum, as we get busy and distracted. By not having regular preventative care for our health, serious consequences can arise.
Can you answer yes to any of the following? a. Do you suffer from broken sleep?
b. Do you have digestion issues?
c. Do you have an irregular bowel?
d. Are you constantly tired or fatigued?
If you answer yes to any of the above – you could be housing a sub-clinical infection.
What does that mean?
It means that your immune system is compromised or pre-occupied.
With NIS your practitioner addresses the issues behind the symptoms that keep your system running at ‘below par’. This will in turn remove any potential threats to your immune system. Keeping your immune response at its optimum helps make you exempt from becoming a candidate for more serious complaints.
How often should I have a maintenance ‘check-up?
The life of a red blood cell is 120 days, and it is to this cycle that we suggest having that ‘tune-up’.
Red bloods cells perform the most important duty of travelling through your body delivering oxygen and removing waste. Your bones are continually producing new red blood cells. Aged red blood cells are removed by the liver, spleen and bone marrow. Your body is hard at work all the time.
Our experience has shown that the body struggles to keep itself at its optimum longer than around
100-120 days - the average life cycle of a red blood cell. It is to this quarterly cycle that we suggest having that ‘maintenance’ check-up.
This will take care of any small issues today – with a view to preventing larger issues developing in the future.
