
The Foundation
The body depends on healthy communication at every level—from the nervous system, to cell membranes, to mitochondria. When communication, circulation, detoxification, or energy production becomes disrupted, patients may experience fatigue, brain fog, poor recovery, inflammation, pain, and reduced resilience.
Supports nervous system communication and autonomic regulation.
Supports cell membrane health, liver function, detoxification, circulation, and cellular communication.
Supports mitochondrial function, cellular energy production, antioxidant defense, and metabolic resilience.
Procaine is a well-established local anesthetic used in Neural Therapy to help support healthy nervous system signaling. In functional medicine, Procaine is used to target interference fields that may arise from scars, injuries, surgeries, infections, inflammation, or emotional stress.
Plaquex® is an intravenous phosphatidylcholine therapy. Phosphatidylcholine is a major structural component of every cell membrane in the body. Healthy membranes allow nutrients in, waste out, and signals to pass efficiently between cells.
PolyMVA® is an alpha lipoic acid mineral complex designed to support cellular energy production, mitochondrial function, antioxidant defense, and metabolic performance.
Self-Assessment
Supporting Healthy Communication Within the Pelvic Nervous System

Frankenhäuser Neural Therapy is a specialized application of Neural Therapy that focuses on supporting communication within the autonomic nervous system of the pelvis. The pelvic autonomic nerve plexus helps coordinate communication between the brain, reproductive organs, bladder, lower back, pelvic floor, and surrounding tissues.
Within a functional medicine approach, Neural Therapy is used to identify and address potential interference patterns that may be affecting normal nervous system communication. The goal is to support the body's natural ability to regulate and restore healthy function.
Women's Health
A woman's body navigates profound neurological and structural transitions throughout life — each may influence pelvic nervous system communication.
Hormonal and structural changes may influence communication within the pelvic nervous system.
Scar tissue and surgical healing may contribute to local interference patterns.
Previous pelvic procedures may influence surrounding nerve communication.
Changes involving pelvic tissues and surgical scars may affect autonomic regulation.
Inflammation and adhesions may contribute to altered communication within surrounding tissues.
Puberty, postpartum, perimenopause, and menopause all represent significant neurological and hormonal transitions.
Patient Questions
The Mechanism
Understanding the communication network that connects the pelvic nervous system to the whole body.
Supports communication between the reproductive organs, bladder, pelvic floor, and surrounding tissues.
Scars, surgery, injury, inflammation, or other sources of interference may disrupt healthy nervous system communication.
Healthy cells depend on proper electrical membrane potential for nutrient transport, waste removal, and signaling.
Targeted Procaine injections are used in Neural Therapy to support healthy nervous system communication.
The autonomic nervous system coordinates communication throughout multiple body systems, including hormonal, digestive, immune, and reproductive function.
"The autonomic nervous system serves as a communication network throughout the body. Supporting healthy communication within the pelvic nervous system may also support broader physiological regulation."
Schedule a consultation with our clinical team to determine whether Neural Therapy may be an appropriate part of your personalized functional medicine plan.
This information is for educational purposes only and does not guarantee individual outcomes.