Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

This weekend, I made a big mistake and it turned out to be exactly what I needed #HolisticHealth

15 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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Short video (YouTube) by Aaron Hartman, MD describing an accidental enrollment in a neural resetting therapy course he intended as neural peptide therapy. He reports the course teaches ‘neural therapy’ — using medications applied to fascia to reset the nervous system — and suggests potential benefits for conditions like overreactivity to foods, chronic pain, dysregulated heart-rate variability, and poor sleep. He frames the experience as a fortunate mistake that may change his medical practice and plans to apply the technique personally and clinically.

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Hey everybody. I just made a big mistake at my conference today and I signed up for the wrong thing, but it actually was a really good mistake to make. I thought I was signing up for neural peptide therapy to kind of learn some sourcing about things about how to use peptides for brain function, etc. What I actually signed up for was a neural resetting therapy course using neural therapy, which is a way to actually use your fascia using certain kind of medications to reset your nervous system through activating your fascia. Super interesting. Has anybody had issues with overreaction? Overreacting to foods, chronic pain, your heart rate variability doesn't work, you have horror sleep. Actually, I'm learning right now how to reset your nervous system through neural therapy. So really, really excited to share more about this as I learn more about it. But my big mistake may actually have helped change my and radically changed my entire practice of medicine. I'm actually looking forward to using it on my wife, who we've been texting back and forth. So I'm looking forward to sharing more about this, my good accident, so to speak.