AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM CLINIC
Tests come back ‘normal’,
so why do you still feel unwell?
Chronic stress and overwork break down autonomic balance.
We address unexplained insomnia, palpitations, indigestion and constipation at their root.
If you have had these symptoms in the last three months
Heart racing even at rest, or unexplained cold sweats
Trembling hands, constant tension, or unexplained anxiety
Difficulty falling asleep, frequent waking, or unrefreshing sleep
Brain fog, reduced focus, or a dull mental state
Chronic fatigue, burnout, or low energy lasting more than six months
WHY
The problem is not the organ,
but the nerves that direct it
Heartbeat, breathing, digestion, body temperature, and sleep
are all regulated automatically by the autonomic nervous system.
It is divided into two parts:
The sympathetic nervous system activates the body during stress and alert states,
while the parasympathetic nervous system supports rest, recovery, and restoration.
When this balance is disrupted, it is not only one organ that is affected, but the regulation of the entire body.
This is why blood tests and imaging can still appear normal.
The cause may lie not in a visible organ, but in the balance of the nerves that regulate it.
Diagnosis
Putting numbers to a nerve balance
you could not see before
Autonomic function test
(HRV, heart rate variability)
Analyzes small variations in heartbeat intervals at rest to measure sympathetic and parasympathetic balance, along with stress response indicators. Used to track changes before and after care. (Medicore precision equipment)
Basic blood panel
(including cortisol, DHEA-S and ferritin)
Helps identify other possible causes of similar symptoms, including anemia, thyroid disorders, and adrenal-related conditions.
