Procaine IV Therapy in Cincinnati, Ohio
Neuronal Therapy
Procaine IV Therapy is the use of local anesthetic, Novocaine, to create a comprehensive healing system also known as neuronal therapy. This systematic therapy achieves a “whole body effect” that helps to reset the nervous system and can
help it to become calmer or less agitated.
What is Procaine?
Procaine, also known as Novocaine, is a local anesthetic agent which numbs tissue. When you use procaine in an IV infusion, it breaks down into 2 components, DEAE and PABA that reset the nervous system into a calmer state. Procaine can be used as an alternative (non FDA approved) to help with conditions such as nerve issues, tinnitus, mood disorders, cognitive issues, pain syndromes or any neurologic irritability. Procaine is well known as a safe and nontoxic local anesthetic; however, its therapeutic value extends beyond its local anesthetic effects.
Procedure
Details.
Potential Benefits
- Pain relief
- Stimulant or relaxant depending on patient’s initial state and what they need
- Anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory effect
- Relaxes smooth muscle
- Vasodilator, antispasmodic effect
- Resets involuntary nervous system
- Therapeutic effect on the heart and vascular system
- Blocks pathological reflexes triggered by the body and reactivates previously impaired bodily processes
- Alters the functional state of the nervous system by reducing its instability, thus making it less sensitive to harmful stimuli
Procedure Time
30 – 40 minutes per session
Recovery Time
Minimal to none
Potential Side Effects
- Redness or bruising at IV site
- Sedative/drowsiness
Process & Results for Procaine IV Therapy
Step 1.
The Consultation
Your initial consultation with one of our providers for Procaine also known as Neuronal Therapy in Cincinnati, Ohio will begin with a thorough look into your past medical and surgical history, family history, and current medications, with specific attention paid to the symptoms you are struggling with.
Step 2.
Weekly Infusions
We recommend coming in weekly for an infusion. The amount of time needed will vary per person but it typically takes 30 – 40 minutes per session.
Step 3.
Results
Some people report feeling the effects from their initial sessions, with continued therapeutic results with weekly sessions.
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Frequently Asked Questions.
What are the contraindications for Procaine IV Therapy?
How often should you do Procaine IV Therapy?
Schedule a Consultation
It's simple—identify the problem areas of your body and we will recommend the right treatment plan for you.