What does NIS treat?

Can NIS treat my "label"?
Firstly it is important to understand how we view labels with the Neurological Integration System.

What is a label?

It is the name often given to a ‘group of symptoms’.
The human body is capable of 600,000 different symptoms.
Imagine how many ways you can group these different 600,000 symptoms together? 

So why not treat just the label?

Sometimes a ‘group of symptoms’ are not labelled correctly, or individual ones may be overlooked.  
With NIS the guess work is removed, as there is no need to label anything.

Under ONE umbrella NIS is a systematic means of evaluating all the underlying issues that could lead to one or more of those 600,000 symptoms.

Tailor made

By evaluating ALL the body systems that make up physiological function collectively – for each individual - real causes can be addressed and sustainable result achieved.  The advantage of an NIS treatment and what makes it different to other treatment methods is - all of these things are accessed for you the individual.

It is very possible that 2 patients presenting with the same ‘labelled’ complaint will have quite different causal factors and treatment requirements.  Everyone's individual make-up is different and that is what makes an NIS treatment unique.

The following examples may give further insight to some of the causal factors that are considered through the NIS protocols. The same principles will apply to other ‘labels’.

Allergies?

‘Allergy’ is a label given to the symptoms of incomplete digestive processing which in turn give rise to poor immune function.  NIS screens for the reasons why proteins, fats, and carbohydrates have failed to metabolise to carbon dioxide and water. Viral, bacterial and fungal pathologies are investigated and addressed through this system.  Allergies are also symptoms of inappropriate production of anti-inflammatory hormones, B-cells and T-cells.  The dynamics that inhibit the utilization of these factors are investigated and resolved with NIS.

Asthma?

Asthma is a label to describe a myriad of factors that collectively inhibit a person’s ability to breathe. NIS screens for allergy involvement (see explanation above), adrenal insufficiency, diaphragm restriction, craniosacral and spinal restriction, poor utilization of steroid hormones and immunoglobulins, inadequate control and function of glands such as the hypothalamus, pancreas and pituitary. All these factors are contributory to the ‘asthmatic’ label.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)?

Diverticulitis and Crohn’s disease once again only label a batch of symptoms. As far as NIS is concerned they are expressions of incomplete digestion. This results in a chronic and toxic build-up to affect the liver, gallbladder, and pancreatic functions.  Pain, constipation, diarrhoea, and bloating are symptomatic of this condition. NIS looks to screen for, and address why the body is not completing the digestion process.

Migraines?

Migraines are essentially an expression to describe the ‘swelling’ or reaction of the pituitary gland to some foreign antigen.  NIS sequentially ‘screens’ by priority for the many factors that collectively contribute to this issue. Implication of the pituitary gland can be exacerbated by viral, fungal and bacterial infection, breakdown in glandular interaction with the endocrine system, and cellular changes within the gland to name but a few.

Chronic Fatigue / M.E / Fybromyalgia

Chronic Fatigue / M.E is a symptom describing many factors contributing to metabolic disorders. NIS screens for all aspects including viruses, bacteria, and fungal pathologies. NIS will elicit and correct all issues that have deprived the brain of adequate glandular, digestive, arterial, and eliminative controls. These are all contributing factors to robbing the body of energy.

Optimum health is just another expression for congruence between the brain and the body. Chronic fatigue in principle, is no different in its origins to any other disruption of functional physiology

Spectrum of complaints NIS can address

The scope is huge, and includes the following broad areas:
      1.  Neurological

      2.  Physical

      3.  Pathological

      4.  Emotional (in the context of neurological implications)

Below is a list of more specific ‘labelled’ complaints that NIS practitioners can address.   It is not a complete list & there will be other areas that may be resolved by this treatment.

Neurological and neurological injury      resulting from accident/trauma Structural and muscular complaints Learning and behavioural difficulties; ADD,      ADHD, Aspergers etc Pathological - viral, bacterial, protozoa,      fungal & protozoan infections. Including all      issues relating to the immune system. Fertility (male & female) Hormonal (male & female) Mental and Emotional Disorders Skin Disorders Digestive System; resulting in sinus      & mucous issues

Migraine Allergies; Both food and chemical       toxicity, hayfever Auto-Immune Insomnia Heart and Cholesterol; blood pressure,      venous and arterial supply Chronic Fatigue Poor Organ function; bowel, liver,      bladder etc Stress-related illnesses Respiratory