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Hello everyone,

Has anyone here ever heard of Neural Therapy? It’s an integrative treatment that targets the Autonomic Nervous System—the system responsible for involuntary bodily functions like breathing, heart rate, and erections.

The therapy involves injecting local anesthetics into scars, peripheral nerves, autonomic ganglia, trigger points, glands, and other tissues to relieve chronic conditions. Some reports suggest it may help with erectile dysfunction (ED).

. Has anyone tried this or know someone who has?
. Are there any credible success stories or risks to be aware of?

I’d love to hear any insights or personal experiences. Thanks!

Do you have a link?

"Neural therapy for ED" refers to a treatment approach for erectile dysfunction (ED) that aims to improve nerve function in the penis by injecting medications directly into specific nerve pathways, often using a technique called "neuromodulator injections" which can potentially enhance blood flow and erectile function by stimulating nerve regeneration and activity in the penis.

Hi Chevalier.
I have been introduced to Dr. Franco Donati in Bologna who has apparently treated some ED patients with Neural Therapy.
I spoke with him on the phone and I will see him on Feb 28th.
I will report my findings here after my appointment.
This is the link to his website (in Italian) https://www.donatifranco.it

I'm curious to know if it might help sensitivity, i.e. Anorgasmia.

ObiWan72 wrote:Hi Chevalier.
I have been introduced to Dr. Franco Donati in Bologna who has apparently treated some ED patients with Neural Therapy.
I spoke with him on the phone and I will see him on Feb 28th.
I will report my findings here after my appointment.
This is the link to his website (in Italian) https://www.donatifranco.it

thank you and keep us posted.

this donatifranco website looks sketchy at best tho...

Looks a bit spooky and to be a treatment for nerve pain...

I am observing this for a longer time, now the got FDA appoval (whatever tht means)

https://comphya.com/news/receives-approval-caverstim/