The next question is how does stress reduction specifically correlate to the symptoms and conditions afflicting you?

When stress or pressure is applied to the nervous system through exposure to specific substances, the nervous system begins to fight or expel the substance from the body. This response is referred to as an Autonomic Nervous System Mediated Response which can be expressed by the body in the form of sinus pressure, skin irritations, headaches, upset stomach or any other manner in which the body can expel the substance it believes is harmful or toxic.

The ANS Mediated Response is the trigger for all of these symptoms which when diagnosed as chronic by the medical community become conditions we are all familiar with such as allergy, asthma, eczema, ADD, ADHD, migraine, IBS or CFS.

NSRT uses sound and light to positively condition the brain or what we call neurological relaxation training to eliminate the ANS Mediated Response that triggers the symptoms and conditions that affect you on a daily basis. The nervous system triggers a reaction or series of events because of something it has sensed in your environment. By training the nervous system to NOT become stressed from a harmless substance during substance specific exposure, we are able to stop the reaction or event, before it becomes a symptom or condition.

The net result is that many of those conditions that people suffer from all their lives can be alleviated in just a few therapy sessions, with no drugs, no needles, no diets and no nutritional supplementation.

Through NSRT, inappropriate ANS mediated responses can be reduced or eliminated. These ANS mediated responses are the triggers for symptoms commonly associated with:

• Allergies & Sinus Conditions
• Asthma & Shortness of Breath
• ADD, ADHD, Autism & Asperger’s Syndrome
• Skin Irritations, Eczema & Rosacea
• General Digestive Discomfort, Indigestion, Constipation, Swelling & Bloating
• IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
• Erectile Dysfunction
• Menstrual Irregularity
• Headaches & Chronic Fatigue