What is IGNH?
ACCORDING TO HUNEKE, INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION FOR NEURAL THERAPY (IGNH)
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCIENTIFIC NEURAL THERAPY ACCORDING TO HUNEKE
The Internationale Geselschaft für Neuraltherapie nach Huneke (IGNH) was founded in 1958 by Ferdinand and Walter Huneke. It has a total of 7000 members. It aims to promote the use of neuraltherapy in treatment and to encourage scientific research and studies in the medical field.
The IGNH holds regular congresses in Freudenstadt and Baden-Baden every year in spring and fall.
Associations in the world that are recognized by the IGNH and authorized to provide training are Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Spain, Mexico, Argentina and Turkey.
The training program of the BNR Association continues regularly. In addition, scientific meetings such as congresses and symposiums held abroad are announced to our members and their participation is encouraged.
We believe that every physician and general practitioners, regardless of their specialty, will benefit greatly from Neural Therapy in their clinical practice. Complementary Medicine is not hocus pocus, not placebo, not unscientific at all. There have been and are wrong practices, but these cannot be attributed to physicians and Complementary Medicine who work seriously and spend time in this field. The ideal of the BNR Association is to continue its work in coordination with all other Complementary Medicine methods (such as Phytotherapy, Manual Medicine, Acupuncture, Kinesiology...) that have scientific foundations.