BodyMap Reporting in New York City

Because the blockages limiting your wellness and healing are unique to you.

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What is a BodyMap Report

A BodyMap Report is a detailed summary of all the injuries you have sustained in your lifetime, labeled on a body diagram and listed in a concise table in a personalized PDF report.
In Dr. Nahas’s practice, neural therapy is often used when nerves are entrapped by scar tissue or chronically sensitized due to past injuries, surgeries, or infections. The injections are carefully placed using a combination of ultrasound guidance and a specialized palpation technique, ensuring high precision and maximum effectiveness.

• Based on a clinical assessment with a real person, making it a clinical resource you can use forever to get a more complete and effective assessment and treatment from your providers.
• Highlights important links between your injuries and your health problems that most providers don’t think to ask about, but which may impact your care.

*The Body Map Report is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is a wellness tool designed to support self-awareness and holistic well-being.

How Dr. Nahas Uses Neural Therapy in Blockage-Based Care

Dr. Richard Nahas integrates neural therapy into his broader Blockage-Based Care approach. This model begins with a full-body assessment and a Personalized Body Map, which helps identify the specific body regions where past trauma may have left lasting effects.

Using this information, Dr. Nahas can pinpoint sites of nerve dysfunction, which can be found in unexpected areas that look and feel normal. In each of these key areas, he uses neural therapy to deliver an injection that precisely targets the underlying nerve disturbance.

In most cases, he will use a guided stretching technique for a deeper release of tension in these areas, and patients are encouraged to continue using these stretches on their own to enhance mobility and function. In others, patients may receive complementary treatments such as IV infusions to address central sensitization, especially in conditions like fibromyalgia.