Nasal Therapy
Nasal therapy is a biological treatment method based on the work of the natural physician Ferronato and further developed by Dr. Rau. It focuses on gently flushing the nasal sinuses to support regulatory processes and overall balance within the body.
Therapeutic Background and Areas of Application
The therapeutic approach of nasal therapy is based on the understanding that the nasal sinuses can influence regulatory systems far beyond the local area. Through repeated, controlled flushing sessions, local circulation is stimulated and reflex connections are activated, which may support systemic regulation.
In biological medicine, the nasal sinuses are considered potential functional disturbance zones. Their treatment is therefore often integrated into broader therapeutic concepts, particularly when regulatory imbalance, immune-related conditions, or functional digestive complaints are present. Nasal therapy does not aim to suppress symptoms, but rather to support the body’s self-regulatory capacity in a gentle and targeted manner.
Nasal therapy is performed gently and under medical supervision. Treatment frequency and duration are defined individually and coordinated within the overall therapy plan.
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Your Next Steps
Contact us for an initial consultation. Nasal therapy can be integrated into an individualized treatment concept following medical assessment and professional guidance.
FAQs
Nasal therapy is a regulatory treatment that involves gentle flushing and stimulation of the nasal sinuses to support detoxification, circulation, and reflex regulation.
The therapy is carried out over several sessions using specific substances that stimulate the sinuses locally and systemically.
Nasal therapy may be beneficial for patients with chronic sinus issues, recurrent infections, allergic conditions, and regulatory or immune-related imbalances.
Nasal therapy may be considered for children and adolescents following an individual medical assessment. The indication, treatment intensity, and number of sessions are defined by the medical team based on age, overall health status, and the patient’s specific symptoms.
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BioMed Center Sonnenberg AG
Sonnenberg 16
9103 Schwellbrunn AR
Switzerland
+41 71 353 36 36
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