NEUROLOGICAL RELIEF CENTERS TECHNIQUE™ (NRCT)

When you have had physical or emotional traumas (stress), tension can build up at the base of your skull and can pull on the meninges, which are not that flexible. Meninges are attached to all the nerve roots that exit your spine. When the meninges are pulled it could irritate those nerves. The vast majority of health problems other than infectious diseases could be stress and neurological in nature.

The uncontrolled firing of the nervous system does not always come about from the same misalignment in every person. This result is different manifestations in different individuals, who understandably must be treated accordingly.

NRCT reduces the CSF (cerebrospinal fluid) pressure and/or meningeal compression that causes the symptoms of neurologic disorders. It is a series of techniques that are applied at the appropriate times. Some of these are modifications of standard techniques and some are newly developed.

Our objective is to free up the neurological structures that are being encroached upon, thus allowing the brain and spinal cord to return to normal function. In most cases, there is little or no pain associated with this procedure.

Meninges form a vital protective sheath for our Central Nervous System

The meninges are a three-part sheath of membranes that, along with the cerebrospinal fluid, cover and protect the central nervous system.  The Neurological Relief Centers have developed a system of therapy based on the idea that compression of the meninges – Meningeal Compression – explains fibromyalgia and a myriad of neurologic diseases and conditions.

The outermost part, closest to the skull, is a thick, durable membrane called the dura mater.  Its two layers form the outermost meningeal sac that covers the inner membranes and supports the larger blood vessels that carry blood from the brain back to the heart. The dura mater is attached to the skull and the bones that form the vertebral canal.

The middle membrane is called the arachnoid because of its spider-web structure.  It serves to cushion the central nervous system.

The innermost membrane is the pia mater, a very thin, delicate envelope that is firmly attached to the surface of the brain and spinal cord.  The space between the arachnoid and pia mater is filled with cerebrospinal fluid.

Neurologic Relief Centers Technique™ Test

The Neurologic Relief Centers have developed a simple relief test that determines whether our complete treatment procedure will be effective for the patient with RSD, Trigeminal Neuralgia, Meningeal Compression, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, Lyme Disease and other types of unexplained diffuse pain.

The relief that comes from the testing is usually profound and lasts from minutes to days. The test is not only diagnostic but also prognostic. Those whose symptoms are relieved by the test will almost always respond to treatment.

Like anything, the test is not perfect, but for those who have symptoms, it almost always brings relief in minutes.

Call our office to schedule yourself for a free NRCT Test: (914) 864-2222

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