For a public increasingly concerned with the effects of stress on physical health and emotional well being, CES (cranial electrotherapy stimulation) provides a way of addressing that stress in a safe and effective manner. CES is not only for those with a diagnosed...
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Could CES Device Help Me Stop Smoking?
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...
CES is a Non-Pharmacological Gentle Approach to the Treatment of Stress and Stress-Related Disorders
Cranial Electrotheapy Stimulation is a unique and viable bio-electric approach which enhances the homeostasis of the biological central nervous system—the tendency for intrinsic balance within a system. User-friendly, it employs mild battery-powered electrical...
Vagus Nerve Stimulation Reduces Inflammation and the Symptoms of Arthritis
Note: The CES Ultra does not make claims as to alleviation of pain. However this article shows how inflammation and symptoms of arthritis may be reduced by Vagus nerve stimulation. The CES Ultra targets the Vagus nerve. Inflammatory responses play a central role in...
CES Seasonal Surprise
Spring is just around the corner and with it comes our new CES carrying case. We have replaced the old hard plastic box with one that is both soft and strong. It is compact and flexible, easy to transport, and fashionable in appearance. Check it out:
The CES Ultra and the Ear – Part 1
PART 1 PART 2 The CES ultra underscores its use of its conductive rubber ear clips. The rationale behind it is some interesting science on the ear; especially the vagus nerve and the special role it plays in the body. Read on. Ref: Wandering nerve could lead to range...
The CES Ultra and the Ear – Part 2
PART 1 PART 2 The CES ultra underscores its use of its conductive rubber ear clips. The rationale behind it is some interesting science on the ear; especially the vagus nerve and the special role it plays in the body. Read on. Ref: Wandering nerve could lead to range...
CES, ECP and TENs
In the 1930s clinicians began to use very high electric currents in order to produce convulsions in patients. This was known as electroconvulsive shock therapy, or ECT, and is still sometimes used in America to treat difficult cases of depression. One of its...
Operation Pro-Vet
The Problem Tens of thousands of Iraqi and Afghan veterans have returned home from the wars with a debilitating condition: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD. The VA is at loose ends about how to deal with a mental health crisis that is ruining not only the lives of...
Safety of Ces Ultra
It is interesting to note that not one problem from negative side effects has ever been reported in any published CES study. None of the patients has raided the fridge during the night and gained weight. None has complained of grogginess the next day. None has...