Small adhesive discs Not bookable yet,
Amino Neural Therapy (ANF) is a therapy Jonathan is adding to what he offers. It uses small adhesive discs stuck to the skin.
He’s training for certification now. So, honestly: it isn’t bookable, and there’s no price and no date. In the meantime, this page can tell you what the discs physically are. What they’re for is for Jonathan to answer, once he’s certified and has worked with them.
A launch date would be a promise, and dates slip. So there’s no date here. Ask Jonathan at your next session and he’ll tell you how it’s going.
ANF certifies its own practitioners. Jonathan is in that training now, and when he finishes, very few therapists in South West London will have it.
Just what you’d see if someone handed you one. What it’s for is a question for Jonathan, and he’ll have a better answer once he’s certified.
ANF makes a number of claims for these discs: stamina, recovery, sleep, concentration. Vital Edge makes none of them. Jonathan hasn’t tested any of them, and none is a reason to book anything here today. Once he’s certified and has worked with the discs, he’ll tell you honestly what he’s seen, even if it’s less than ANF promises.
Only Jonathan can tell you how his training is going. If you already see him, ask during a session. If not, ask on the intro call before your first session.
Not sure which you need? The first session will sort that out. Or start from where you are: something already hurts, or nothing hurts yet.
No. The discs sit on the skin under an adhesive: nothing is injected, swallowed or implanted, and ANF states that no chemical or organic substance enters the body. If that matters to you medically, ask Jonathan before anything is applied.
ANF says up to 72 hours at a time. How that would fit with a session here is for Jonathan to decide once he’s certified, and he hasn’t decided yet.