Minimal Injection Therapy (Μ.Ι.Τ.) is an innovative approach, which was developed by Dr. med. Ioannis Bouchelos and has been successfully applied since 2000. The first presentation took place at the General Air Force Hospital (GNA – Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation), followed by a presentation to Toshikatsu Yamamoto and his team in Nishinan, Japan, in 2001.

The core principle of this innovative therapeutic method is minimal invasiveness so as to effectively treat various conditions, ranging from musculoskeletal disorders to chronic pain.

Μ.Ι.Τ. is based on Neural Therapy, utilizing the injection of local anesthetics for therapeutic purposes. Dr. med. Ioannis Bouchelos’ Μ.Ι.Τ. innovates by selecting a more precise point, based on Jean-Pierre Barral’s Barral Method. Specifically, it incorporates General and Specific Body Listening, allowing the identification of the disturbance field through sensation. This approach optimizes the Neural Therapy function, making the injection or acupuncture point selection more accurate, reducing their number, and enhancing effectiveness. Additionally, Μ.Ι.Τ. differs by including injection of substances beyond local anesthetics, such as glutathione, a primary body antioxidant. It employs minimal substance quantities, ensuring the therapy is well-tolerated.

The goal of Μ.Ι.Τ. is to restore the body to its healthy state via regulatory and anti-inflammatory solutions with almost zero side effects.