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A View from the Trenches: Why Psychiatry Needs CES – Part 2

Anxiety There are many non-pharmacologic interventions for reducing anxiety. Some of these include dietary supplements, acupuncture, meditation, yoga, and exercise. These interventions, however, are not employed by a large segment of society which suffers from...

Safety of Ces Ultra

CES Ultra device, Insomnia, Wellness

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...

Non-Invasive Neurotechnologies as Part of Digital Revolution

Neurotechnology

The tech sector is likewise witnessing an unprecedented explosion in brain-related technology, both in the amount of dollars invested as well as the variety of novel applications developed—ranging from car-based sensors detecting and minimizing inattentive driving, to...

A View from the Trenches: Why Psychiatry Needs CES – Part 2

Safety of Ces Ultra

Non-Invasive Neurotechnologies as Part of Digital Revolution

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