There's plenty of help out there to quit smoking. There are nicotine patches and vape sticks, but actually kicking that craving can be really, really tough. You can try a CES device. Cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES) is a noninvasive treatment modality, which...
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Electrotherapy and Acupuncture Reduce Opioid Consumption
You know that America is facing a health care crisis of epic proportions, and we’re all starting to realize that everyone plays a role in ending our cultural dependence on opioids. In 2015, there were 52,000 drug overdose deaths and more than 60% of these were linked...
CES and Addiction
Ann N. Dapice, PhD (Lenape/Cherokee) has long been a proponent of the use of CES ( cranial electrical stimulation) for the treatment of addiction. The following is an excerpt from her presentation at the World Diabetes Congress in Melbourne, Australia recently. For...
Research: Cranial Electrotherapy for Seizure Patients
Research attention turned to patients with acquired closed head injuries, resulting from such things as motorcycle accidents, falls from high elevations on construction projects, inoperable brain tumors, etc. That group drew special attention because the majority of...
Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation as a Treatment for Anxiety in Chemically Dependent Persons
60 inpatient alcohol and/or polydrug abusers (mean age = 33.9) volunteered for this double-blind study. 30 were given CES, 10 sham CES, and 20 served as normal hospital routine controls. Dependent measures of anxiety were the...
CES: A New Approach to Treating Chemical Dependency
The first published account of CES and chemical dependence (CD) was a study by Wen and Cheng (1973). Forty patients admitted to Kwong Wah Hospital in Hong Kong for a variety of ailments who were coincidentally addicted to opiates were engaged in a study using CES...
Surprising Uses for Electromagnetic Pulse Therapy
from motherearthnews.com By administering energy in controlled, coherent pulses, physicians can use electromagnetic pulse therapy to treat wounds, chronic pain, and alcoholism. While research supports the benefits of this type of therapy when performed by professional...
Treatment of Addiction: Health Recovery Center and CES – Part 1 (Introduction)
Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 By Dr. Joan Matthews-Larson and Mark Matthews Note: The Health Pax CES unit mentioned prominently in the article is an earlier version of the CES Ultra which has the exact same configurations as its predecessor. One of the most important, but...
Treatment of Addiction: Health Recovery Center and CES – Part 2 (Enter CES)
Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 We sought out the needed tool Dr. Gerber suggested and found it in a small box called a CES (Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation) unit. Indeed, we saw the CES unit could function as a frequency assistance tool. When CES first came to the...
Treatment of Addiction: Health Recovery Center and CES – Part 3 (Case Studies)
Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 Case Studies Sandy Sandy came into our program for alcoholism with a lot of anxiety. Biochemical testing revealed Sandy had deficiencies in many key chemicals including B6 and zinc, often implicated in an anxiety disorder called pyroluria....