AELI® KINETEST and Bioneuroemotion applied to multiple sclerosis. A case report

Abstract

Background: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory and demyelinating disease of the central nervous system that mainly affects young adults. The clinical course of MS is markedly variable; its clinical manifestation is also very heterogeneous in symptoms and signs. Therefore, health professionals, in addition to individualized pharmacological treatment, are approaching new integrative approaches by taking into account other aspects of the individual. AELI® KINETEST and Bioneuroemotion offer another approach to MS treatment. Case report: 36-year-old male patient with a history of MS diagnosed 4 years ago, symptomatic since one year before. He came for consultation with pain in the Achilles tendon and difficulty in maintaining the standing position for extended hours. Among the procedures used, time line protocol, transgenerational analysis and AELI® KINETEST protocol were performed, achieving symptomatic relief with imaging correlation. Conclusions: In this patient with a diagnosis of MS, program conflict with the help of muscle testing is required with satisfactory evolution.

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