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...
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...
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...
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...
The CES Ultra™ is the most advanced CES instrument currently available. For those suffering from depression, anxiety, insomnia, and the wide range of symptoms which accompany these and other conditions and disorders. It provides relief with none of the...
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...
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...
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....
Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) is the American FDA’s term for what the rest of the world calls “electrosleep.” Modern electrosleep devices originated in Russia in 1953, and arrived in the U.S. ten years later, in 1963,...
Solve the puzzle of your health. You can feel better without medication and no negative side effects,.. finally... with CES Ultra, our cranial electrotherapy stimulation device.