Systems and methods for balancing and maintaining the health of the human autonomic nervous system

摘要

A protocol or procedure is provided for lowering sympathetic nervous system arousal in a person in order to prepare that person for a medical or dental procedure. First, a therapeutic dosage of one or more neurotransmitter supplements, such as a gamma aminobutyric acid formulation, a tryptophan-derived neurotransmitter precursor, and dehydroepiandrosterone are administered to the patient. Concomitantly, gelled electrodes are placed adjacent or below the mastoid. The gelled electrodes are connected to a cranial electrotherapy stimulation device that administers a sub-sensation level current to the patient. Also, a noise dampening headset is placed on the patient and a neuroacoustic entrainment recording or program is played. Next, light is blocked with black out glasses. Then, the medical or dental procedure is performed.

主权项

1. A therapeutic system for rapidly facilitating the balance and health maintenance of the autonomic nervous system (ANS), the therapeutic system for use in conjunction with a human patient, the therapeutic system comprising:
(a) a therapeutic dosage of a neurotransmitter supplement for administering to the patient, wherein the neurotransmitter supplement is selected from gamma amino butyric acid (GABA), PhenylGABA, and combinations thereof; (b) at least one visual darkening eye cover reducing or eliminating the intensity of ambient light incident on the eyes of the patient; (c) a support platform, at least partially reclining, supporting the patient in a position that allows for relaxation of the support and mobility muscles of the patient; (d) a cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES) device connected to the patient; and (e) a neuroacoustic entrainment system connected to the patient, the neuroacoustic entrainment system comprising at least one signal generator and stereo audio output devices, the neuroacoustic entrainment system generating signal tones of two different frequencies presented separately and simultaneously to each ear of the patient.