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“I feel more present and focused”

“A calming space to reconnect with myself”

“I wish I had started sooner”

“I found a greater sense of calm”

A Calmer Path to Well-Being

HEAL TRAUMA AT HOME,  DECEASE ANXIETY  SLEEP BETTER, INCREASE CONCENTRATION  REBALANCE CHAKRAS 

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CES ULTRA AND ADHD ( MEDITATE FASTER)


  • Do you want to increase wellness?
  • Do you want to meditate easily?
  • Do you want to live in more peace and bliss?
  • Do you suffer from Stress?
  • Do you Suffer from Anxiety?
  • Do you have trouble Sleeping?
  • Do you lack Concentration?
    If you said yes to any of these questions then you want to add Vagus Nerve Stimulation to your daily routine.
    This amazing device is backed by science and approved by Doctors. Helping you activate the right brain waves to deliver better wellness
    Use it during your meditation practice and get into the Alpha state in just a few minutes!
    Help rewire your brain for calm and peace.
    SPECIAL PRICE ------NORMALLY $450.00  

     Now Just $375
You get the Following In Your Package


  • Device 
  • 2 lead wires
  • Package of pre-gelled woven electrodes
  • Pair of zero-resistant ear clips
  • .5 oz water bottle (for wetting ear clips)
  • 9 V battery
  • Operating manual
  • FREE shipping (US only)

 

Initial Usage

  • Pleasant tingling sensation
  • Gradual relaxation

First 2-3 Days

  • Normalization of sleep patterns
  • Decreased nervous energy and frenetic behavior
  • Faster onset of sleep on going to bed
  • Feeling of being rested on waking in the morning
  • Elevation of mood
  • Fewer and shorter periods of waking at night

Week 1

  • Diminished depression and mood swings
  • Fewer episodes of irrational anger and irritability
  • Improved impulse control
  • Greater sense of balance, centeredness, and calm
  • A pleasant, detached state and quieting of the mind

Weeks 2 and 3

  • Diminished mental confusion
  • Heightened clarity and alertness
  • Improved task concentration
  • Normalized information recall
  • Heightened ability to focus
  • Increased mental energy
  • Accelerated learning

Individual results may vary. When you purchase you are indicating that you are over 21, Not wearing a pacemaker, or have a medical device implanted in your head or neck 

Note: We will obtain script for you based on the above answers from a medical professional


  

CES Intervention Diffuses Anger, Decreases Hyper-Irritability, & Improves Health of 21-year-old Female College Student after Other Therapies Fail.

The patient is a twenty-one-year-old female college student whose learning disability took the form of hyperactivity turned inward where it emerged as a self punitive hyper-irritability.

Rage states could be triggered by someone in the classroom dropping a pencil nearby, a teaching assistant looking over her shoulder, a nearby student tapping his toe, someone snuffling his nose nearby, students leaving early and letting the door slam, or a teacher lecturing and writing on the board at the same time. At such times the patient would sometimes leave the room, go somewhere and cry cathartically in self anger for having become irritable.

Throughout childhood she was often sick, was known for carrying tissues at all times, could not digest her food if she ate just prior to going to school, and could not digest “junk food” snacks eaten during the school day. Anything sweet was a special digestion problem.

She could not mobilize and focus her energy for more than three hours at a time during the day, was always tired, never standing when she could sit, and never walking when she could ride. In any case, she needed to nap every three hours for ten to twenty minutes in order to make it through a school day. This she did by putting three chairs together in the library stacks and sleeping on them. Yet she had good learning and memory skills during the few calm moments of her day. She also studied better at night after the family was in bed.

Various treatments were tried with this patient, including visits to other physicians, chiropractors, educational kinesiologists, and holistic therapists. She was given enzymes, thyroid tests, massage for “tight intestines,” brain entrainment audio tapes, vitamin B shots, and work with an “alpha pacer.” The vitamin B helped her energy level when it sagged, the entrainment tapes and “alpha pacer” helped temporarily. Light and sound stimulators were not effective.

A year ago, the patient was introduced to Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) which made significant improvements early on. She used it 45 minutes per day at first, then began wearing the device also during college examinations. Presently she wears the device twice a day for an hour and a half.

Her hyper-irritability has subsided, her energy level has balanced out, she no longer carries a box of tissues everywhere she goes, and most significantly she is able to concentrate and learn with greater ease. She now gets up in the morning without encouragement, functions well in early morning classes, no longer needs to frequently nap during the day, and is completing her studies with less effort and worry. Her digestive system is functioning normally even as she continues to eat junk food.

Do you have a son or daughter suffering from ADHD? Before you start on a drug regimen, try a safe, effective alternative.

CES Ultra: Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation

Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation is a term coined by the FDA to describe the use of microcurrent stimulation at the head or neck to treat anxiety and insomnia.

Electrical activity in the brain controls the production and management of neurochemicals. When electrical activity is balanced and consistent, the brain can function at its highest level. However, stress can disrupt normal electrical patterns in the brain, resulting in neurochemical imbalances that can cause anxiety and disrupted sleep-wake cycles.

Using gentle microcurrent, the CES Ultra indirectly stimulates tissue in the hypothalamic area of the brain with specific frequencies, prompting the brain to return to a state of homeostasis and restoring proper chemical rhythm and balance.

The CES Ultra stands apart from all other CES configurations. It is backed by meta-analyses which highlight its positive effects on mental health.

According to the manufacturer, “The CES Ultra has a solid body of scientific research behind it. It is, in fact, the only unit on the market with the configuration featured in most independent CES research studies, including the meta-analysis by the Harvard University School of Public Health.”

Technical Specifications:

  • • Frequency: 100 Hz (100 pulses per second)
  • • Power Source: 9 V alkaline battery
  • • Wave Shape: Modified square wave
  • • Amplitude: Adjustable from 0-1.5 mA (milliamps)
  • • Pulse Duration: 2 milliseconds (20% duty cycle)
  • • Timer Controls: 30 min, 45 min, continuous

Most Notable Benefits of your CES Ultra include:

  • • Normalized sleep patterns
  • • Decrease in nervous tension and energy
  • • Decrease in frantic and anxious thought patterns
  • • More efficient sleep onset
  • • Elevated mood
  • • Feeling of relaxation and restfulness
  • • Fewer occurrences of irrational anger and irritability
  • • Reduced mood swings
  • • Improved impulse control
  • • Increased sense of balance and peace
  • • Calmer patterns of thought
  • • Heightened clarity
  • • Normalized information recall
  • • Accelerated learning
  • • Improved task concentration and focus

 

RESEARCH ON ANXIETY

Introduction

Anxiety is defined as "mental uneasiness" or "distress arising from fear of what may happen." It has several different manifestations. Individuals suffering from panic disorder experience recurrent, unexpected panic attacks. Those with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) chronically worry too much about a variety of things, and experience symptoms such as restlessness, agitation, or feeling keyed up, muscle tension, fatigue, irritability, and trouble with concentration and sleep. Persons suffering from social anxiety disorder experience extreme fear and avoidance of social and/or performance situations.

Anxiety disorders, as a group, are the most common mental illness in America. More than 19 million American adults are affected by these debilitating illnesses each year. Children and adolescents can also develop anxiety disorders. Anxiety is currently perhaps the most fashionable idiom in the parlance of American psychiatry and medicine. It is used almost synonymously with stress which in turn has been associated with everything from increased risk of heart attack and cancer to the common cold. The general consensus within the medical community is that anxiety can in many instances, be a causative factor in physical illness as well as exacerbate it.

Context

Seven separate studies of 220 hospitalized psychiatric inpatients. All were controlled scientific studies employing measures of anxiety with known reliability and validity. There are four replications using the state anxiety scale (STAI-S) and three using the tension/anxiety factor on the Profile of Mood States (POMS-T/A). Most of the studies were for fifteen days-Monday through Friday over a period of three weeks. The TMAS (Taylor Manifest Anxiety Scale) study was for ten days only and the IPAT (Institute for Personality and Ability Testing) for six. Studies using the STAI-S used five or six thirty minute sessions whereas one of the POM-T/A studies used CES for thirty minutes a day over ten days and two others at a rate of one forty minute session per day for fifteen days

Results

The findings of all tests conducted were consistent: Most patients responded positively to CES treatment within the first week or ten days; the more entrenched forms of anxiety, within ten days to three weeks. Resultant post CES test scores shows improvement ranging from approximately 30 percent to almost 65 percent. The variation was due to different anxiety scales measuring different facets of anxiety, only some of which are shared in common. In one study, investigators deliberately used patients with low suggestibility levels and compared them with those with high suggestibility levels. No differences were found, thus ruling out a placebo effect.

The net result of these studies shows CES to be a predictably effective treatment for anxiety and related disorders as measured by these scales. There has never been a controlled study of anxiety in which CES patients did not improve more significantly than did the controls.