How Can We Manage Our Anxiety Using a CES Device?
CES Therapy is a treatment option for anxiety and insomnia that can help people manage their symptoms without the use of medication. This therapy uses low-frequency electrical current to stimulate underactive brain areas.
Using the CES device is a relatively safe and non-invasive procedure. However, side effects are possible. These can include headaches, vertigo, skin irritation at the electrode sites, and anxiety. These side effects are typically mild and self-limiting.
Depression scores
According to the US Veterans Administration, CES was associated with an improvement in depression scores. It was also associated with improved pain management. It was also associated with better use of sedative medications.
In a recent study, CES was found to be helpful in managing anxiety and sleep. Over four weeks of use, participants showed significant improvements in their symptoms.
Cleared by the FDA
The CES was cleared by the FDA to be used for the management of anxiety and insomnia. In addition, the device is relatively discreet. It is small and can be used while doing daily activities.
Increase brain activity
The device is designed to send low-frequency microcurrent to the head. Its effectiveness is based on studies that show it can boost alpha waves, which increase brain activity. The electrodes are placed on the earlobes and temples. The frequency of the current is determined by the goals of the patient.
CES is an electromedical modality that was originally developed in Russia and other East Block countries. The device is about the size of a cell phone. It is considered a class III medical device because it requires direct supervision from a physician.
Seek professional help
Contact CesRelief to get a prescription from a professional, licensed practitioner. CES Device is a safe, painless microcurrent treatment scientifically proven to treat anxiety and insomnia in children, teenagers, and adults alike.
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Disclaimer: This is not professional advice and is simply an answer to a question and that if professional advice is sought, contact a licensed practitioner, or doctor in the appropriate administration.
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