Results

Vagus Nerve Activity - 61% Improvement

Symptoms after viral infection - 61% Reduction

Fatigue - 48% Reduction

Inflammation - 78% Reduction

Depressive thoughts - 45% Reduction

Sleep - 19% Improvement

Heart Rate Variations - 18% Improvement

Postural Heart Rate Abnormalities - 40% Reduction

Oxygen Stress - 28% Reduction

Memory - 32% Improvement

Reading - 28% Improvement

Macrocirculation - 50% Improvement

Microcirculation - 39% Improvement

Attention / Attention - 11% Improvement

Nervous thoughts - 35% Reduction

Heart palpitations - 85% reduction

Heart muscle function - 19% improvement

Digestive Symptoms - 80% Reduction

Blood Pressure - 10% Reduction

*Individual results may vary.

Transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation is generally considered safe, but has several contraindications. It should not be used during pregnancy or if you have a pacemaker or other implanted medical device. Furthermore, tVNS is not recommended if you have an active infection or open wounds near the stimulation site, or if you have a cerebral shunt. Consult your doctor if necessary. Consult your doctor if you have epilepsy.