Neural therapy involves injecting local anesthetics into specific areas of the body, such as scars, trigger points, acupuncture points, and autonomic nervous system ganglia. Neural therapy aims to normalize the nervous system's function by addressing "interference fields," which are believed to disrupt nerve signals and contribute to pain.  One of the most commonly performed neural therapies is called "The Adrenal Reset" and is perfect for someone who may be feeling wired and tired. While sometimes used for pain relief, it's also been explored for other conditions like chronic pain, allergies, infertility, bladder conditions, PTSD, and even depression. Typically, topical anesthetics, such as procaine or lidocaine, are utilized and injected locally into the superficial tissues to address energetic distortions in the physical vessel (that often contribute to illness). Many patients experience immediate relief after their sessions.