Pulsetto’s new vagus nerve stimulation device uses non-invasive, electrical neural stimulation to help reduce stress and promote focus in those managing life with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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The sensory processing dysfunction associated with ADHD - which primarily results in inattention, excessive movement and impulsivity - has been the focus of numerous scientific studies over the past decade. Pulsetto's new device was created based on recent research, which has shown that those who received targeted electrical impulses to their brain via the nervous system experienced a heightened state of calm, which allowed them to reclaim their focus.
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One of the most common mental disorders in both children and adults, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is estimated to affect over 8 million people in the US, explains Pulsetto. The exact figure is unknown as the latest studies suggest that only around 20% of sufferers are aware that they have the condition, and even fewer are receiving any treatment. The apparent lack of affordable, drug-free treatments available prompted Pulsetto to develop their wearable vagus nerve stimulator.
This wellness device uses low-level electrical pulses to help calm the body’s nervous system by stimulating the vagus nerve, which is responsible for regulating the internal organs, heart rate and immune system. Pulsetto explained that whilst successive scientific studies have shown this kind of electrical stimulation can help regulate both heart rate and breathing rate, helping people to achieve a state of calm when applied in a clinical setting, their compact, non-invasive device can be worn at home.
“Pulsetto can be a game-changer for those managing ADHD symptoms,” said Pulsetto co-founder, Vitalijus. “Through our non-invasive tech, Pulsetto promotes focus and reduces hyperactivity, which has a calming effect on the nervous system. This can really help with the sensory overwhelm that many people with ADHD experience every day.”
“I wish this had been around decades ago,” exclaimed one satisfied Pulsetto customer, who has been managing her ADHD symptoms since her early teen years. “It would have made studying for college exams so much easier. I’ve regained my ability to focus.”
The Pulsetto Vagus Nerve Stimulator device is FCC-certified based on the most recent scientific evidence, making it a safe, non-invasive option for those seeking relief from symptoms associated with ADHD.
Those interested in learning more about the scientific research behind the development of Pulsetto and how it can help those with ADHD and other conditions related to neurostimulation can find out more at https://pulsetto.tech/science
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