Stress treatment with Nesa X, get your quality of life back in 6 weeks
Stress symptoms don't have to be the end of everything
Stress isn’t just a feeling of being overwhelmed – it’s also a biological and physical reaction that affects your nervous system, your bodily functions, your mind and your quality of life.
When stress becomes chronic, it can lead to sleep problems, low energy, weight gain, decreased sex drive and even sexual dysfunction.
High levels of the stress hormone cortisol disrupt hormone balance, weaken the immune system and increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and, in the worst case, can lead to a stroke.
Many people choose to ignore the symptoms and try to “keep going”, but untreated stress can have serious consequences.
Fortunately, stress is manageable – and I can help you find your way back to energy and well-being through the effective Nesa X system, which also affects your sleep quality so your body rebuilds itself better and you get more sleep. I also support you with the necessary advice on how else you can reduce stress alongside the treatment.
Either way, the first step is to take stress seriously in whatever way you want to work with it once you recognize the problem.
Classic stress symptoms can be the following
Stress can affect both men and women in different ways, but here are some of the most common causes, and remember, it’s often our expectations of ourselves in relation to what we think others expect of us that contribute to stress.
- Constant fatigue – The feeling of never being fully rested, no matter how much you sleep.
- Sleep problems – Restless sleep, difficulty falling asleep or early awakening.
- Headaches and muscle tension – Especially in the neck, shoulders and jaw.
- Palpitations and body anxiety – Feeling of inner restlessness or a body that is always on guard.
- Irritability and mood swings – Short temper, frustration and unexplained sadness.
- Difficulty concentrating and forgetfulness – Difficulty focusing and retaining information.
- Stomach problems – Indigestion, bloating, diarrhea or constipation.
- Decreased sex drive and hormonal imbalances – Stress can affect both libido and hormone production.
- Weakened immune system – More frequent colds, infections or longer recovery time.
- Social withdrawal – Less desire to socialize and a feeling of wanting to be alone.
Stress in general
Factors such as the social environment, nutrition and poor sleep hygiene are known contributors to the development of stress and anxiety, leading to a progressive deterioration of the nervous system and your quality of life. This phenomenon is reflected in increased cortisol levels and altered beta brainwaves, which is a marker of wakefulness and stress. It affects around 70% of the world’s population who have experienced periods of persistent stress at some point, while 4% suffer from chronic anxiety disorder according to the WHO. A recent study shows that the prevalence of anxiety in the general population during the COVID-19 pandemic was 31.9%, while 29.6% reported elevated stress levels (Salari et al., 2020).
Stress when your body goes on alert
Stress is not just a feeling – it’s a biological process that starts deep in the brain. When you’re under pressure, the brain activates your sympathetic nervous system and triggers a cascade of hormones that puts your body on alert.
The main player is cortisol, also known as the stress hormone. Cortisol is released from the adrenal glands to give you energy and keep you sharp in stressful situations. At the same time, levels of adrenaline increase, causing the heart to beat faster and blood pressure to rise. It’s a mechanism that has evolutionarily helped us survive acute threats.
The problem occurs when stress becomes chronic. Sustained high cortisol levels create an imbalance in the body: the immune system weakens and other important hormones decrease, and the brain starts working overtime, which can lead to sleep problems, fatigue and difficulty concentrating.
At the same time, blood vessels are affected, which can cause headaches, tension and even increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. Stress also disrupts the signals between the brain and the body, which can result in digestive problems, decreased sex drive and generally low energy.
Fortunately, this process can be reversed. By lowering stress levels, the body can regain its balance
– and it can be felt both physically and mentally.
When stress becomes chronic and dangerous
The Dangerous Consequences of Prolonged Stress
Stress is more than just a busy schedule and feeling overwhelmed. When stress becomes chronic, it can have serious consequences for both body and mind and your life as a whole.
One of the first signs of long-term stress is burnout – a condition where the body can no longer keep up. Fatigue becomes constant, motivation disappears and even simple tasks feel overwhelming. Many experience sleep disturbances, anxiety and depression as stress takes a toll on the brain’s ability to regulate mood and emotions. Therefore, external help is often needed to regulate the nervous system.
On a physical level, stress can lead to serious health problems. High blood pressure and chronic inflammation increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, blood clots and stroke.
The immune system is weakened, making the body more susceptible to disease. At the same time, prolonged stress can damage the brain – especially the hippocampus, which is crucial for memory and learning. Therefore, your body and functions can be affected long after you’ve recovered from stress.
Hormone balance also suffers. For men, male sex hormone levels drop, which can lead to low energy, loss of muscle mass and erectile dysfunction. For women, stress can disrupt the menstrual cycle and affect fertility.
In a nutshell: Untreated stress can destroy both quality of life and health. But it’s not too late to take back control. By managing stress in time, the worst consequences can be avoided.
NESA Neuromodulation: An Innovative Approach to Stress Management
Stress affects many people’s daily lives and can lead to a range of physical and mental health problems. Traditional treatment methods often focus on the symptoms, but NESA (Non-invasive Electroceutical Stimulation Administration) offers an innovative approach by addressing the underlying causes of stress through neuromodulation.
How does NESA X work?
NESA X uses advanced protocols to deliver gentle electrical impulses that stimulate the body’s natural signals. These impulses restore balance to the autonomic nervous system, helping to reduce pain and inflammation, improve cell function and promote tissue repair. The treatment is non-invasive and painless, making it an attractive option for those seeking alternative solutions without side effects.
Benefits of NESA® in stress management
Autonomic nervous system regulation in stress: By stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system, NESA X helps reduce the body’s fight-or-flight response, reducing symptoms of stress and anxiety.
Improved sleep quality: Many stress sufferers experience sleep disturbances. NESA X therapy has been shown to optimize sleep, which is crucial for both mental and physical recovery.
Reduced muscle tension and chronic pain: Stress can lead to muscle tension and chronic pain. Through neuromodulation, NESA X can relieve these symptoms by restoring normal nerve function.
Clinical experiences
Clients who have undergone NESA X therapy report significant improvements in their quality of life. For example, people with chronic pain, anxiety, stress and sleep problems have experienced significant improvements after NESA therapy. This shows that the treatment can be a great part of an overall holistic stress treatment program.
How does the treatment process work?
How a NESA® treatment for stress and sleep problems works
If you struggle with stress and poor sleep, NESA® treatment could be a solution for you. The treatment is gentle, comfortable and requires no effort on your part – you simply lie relaxed in a comfortable position while your body helps itself back into balance. In short, all you have to do is relax.
What happens during treatment?
When you arrive, soft electrodes are placed on your hands and feet. These electrodes send ultra-weak electrical impulses through your body to stimulate your nervous system. You hardly notice it, but inside your body an important process begins: your autonomic nervous system is helped to shift from a state of stress and alarm to calm and recovery.
How does it help with stress?
Stress keeps your body in a constant state of tension, with your nervous system working overtime. NESA X therapy helps to calm this overactivity, allowing the body to relax and regain its natural rhythm. After just a few sessions, many people experience a sense of calm, improved mood and less inner turmoil.
Improved sleep – naturally and effectively
When stress levels drop, your sleep automatically improves. Your body settles more easily at night, you sleep more deeply and you wake up more rested. Many clients report that after a course of treatment, they sleep better, wake up fewer times during the night and feel more refreshed in everyday life.
The NESA X stress relief treatment is a natural, side-effect-free way to restore balance to your body – so you can get peace of mind and a good night’s sleep again.
How many treatments are needed for stress and nasal X for optimal effect
Generally between 10-20 treatments of one hour each are given, depending on the level of stress symptoms, with 2-4 sessions per week for optimal effect.
The advantage of NESA X is that there are options to affect different parts of your nervous system and based on which problems from stress you are most affected by. Therefore, the protocol is put together so that it is optimized for you in terms of intensity and type of impact on the body. This is continuously adjusted from time to time, in consultation with you.
We start the program with a test of your nervous system to see how the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems interact.
Within the first few weeks, you’ll notice positive changes in your body, allowing you to regain your balance and begin the road back to a more normal everyday life.
It costs DKK 1,000 per treatment and a minimum of 10 treatments are given. If you buy 10 treatments at once, you get a 10% discount.
Other stress management tools
Stress can be managed in several ways depending on the cause, severity and individual needs. Here are some of the most effective ways to reduce stress and restore balance to the body.
1. Lifestyle changes
Regular exercise, especially activities such as yoga, strength training and nature walks, can lower stress levels by releasing endorphins and reducing cortisol. A healthy diet with enough protein, healthy fats and micronutrients supports brain function and helps stabilize energy levels.
2. Mindfulness and meditation
Meditation and mindfulness help calm the nervous system and increase mental clarity. Regular practice can reduce racing thoughts, lower blood pressure and improve sleep quality.
3. Cognitive therapy and coaching
Therapy or stress coaching can provide tools to change unhelpful thought patterns and learn better coping strategies. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is one of the most well-documented methods.
4. Breathing techniques
Exercises such as deep breathing, box-breathing or the Wim Hof method activate the parasympathetic nervous system and can quickly reduce stress.
5. Physiological treatments
Acupuncture, massage and NESA® therapy can help calm the nervous system and reduce muscle tension.
The right combination of these methods can provide a lasting solution to stress and significantly improve quality of life.
Get a no-obligation conversation today
If you are interested in hearing more about how we can help you, you are always welcome to contact us by phone: 41 40 08 58 or email: michael@msinsight.dk. Otherwise, you can fill out the contact form with your details and a brief description of your problem. I’ll get back to you quickly with a customized proposal for a solution so we can find the best way forward together.
