$700 vs $70 tVNS! Nurosym Review: Worth the Hype and High Price?

[@HRVHackers]

Pulsetto is a much better vagus nerve stimulator, full review and discount code here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac My favorite way to continuously monitor Heart Rate Variability is via the Lief HRV tracking wearable. Video review and discount here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rma9eo2Qq7-Ybsk Use it to improve your anxiety, depression, HRV and Vagal Tone!

[@dnas6207]

Sorry but I want to buy the tens unit that's connected to the ear.. Which link please?

[@HRVHackers]

Yes in The Facebook group linked in the video description they will have the latest information for TENS units you can try.

[@guitarstudent714]

I have just bought the nurosym device. I'm not sure if anyone else is experiencing what I notice. I feel the tingling sensation for a few minutes, then it stops. Is that normal, or is there is a problem with the device? I go back into the settings, change the strength and I feel the tingling again...however after a few minutes its stops :)

[@mromar2724]

Great info on your channel. I get it that you have to earn from your hobby here, but it's a real shame that you are pushing Pulsetto.

[@10minuteguitar_]

@@mromar2724 why is that? Is Pulsetto not as good? I'm looking for a suitable device

[@kittendivine1]

I have a TENS unit with tragus clip for vagus stimulation. Exact same recommended pulse width and frequency range as you share. The first time I used it: instant and very strong effect. Very reaxing and pleasurable, it reminded me of THC. Then I tried it again the next day: noticed absolutely nothing. I have tried changing the pulse width, frequency, intensity. I sometimes tried it again after weeks or months. Nothing. I can't explain it, but that's my experience.

[@mesere7]

Forget the ear clips. Just use regular gel pads under the ear with regular tens unit settings as mentioned in this vid start slow 1 min initially. It works well.

[@philliptanswell7159]

We bought a Med-Fit 3 TENS unit on Amazon for £30 (UK) Fully adjustable, easy to use and works fine (And we are getting results in recovery from long covid) Crazy to pay more

[@HRVHackers]

Awesome! My thoughts exactly

[@McRusen]

Hey! Did you buy any specific ear clip with it? At least here, the Medfit 3 only comes with the usual sticky electrodes.

[@tomb7966]

Hey Phillip, im looking at the same device on amazon however I dont see any ear clips for it, where did you find a compatible ear clip for it? thanks in advance

[@AstralKetamineX]

@@tomb7966 Amazon has a Plafnio Ear Clip electrode kit for less than $20

[@amyalexahub]

can you share where you got your ear clips?

[@AAJJCCSS]

thanks. really hope you keep going, I'm running at c.300 mins/day Nurosym and getting positive but subtle results.

[@HRVHackers]

Thanks and good luck!

[@melissamullen9179]

Thank you! Love this. My dad was one of the docs that created the tens unit. Knowing that this could help me? Priceless.

[@OrigamiCalm]

Thank you so much for this. I didn't get on with the nurosym.. found the whole experience quite stressful. I couldn't feel any tingling.. so *very* gradually increased the level and then at the level I could feel the tingling (level 15), I got chest pain and quite scary heart rhythm. It really shook me up. I guess I over stimulated. It also really hurt my ear and the left side of my face went numb. I was using it on the left side. It's reassuring to hear I'm not the only one this didn't work for. Qigong and near infrared light are working really well for my long covid.

[@HRVHackers]

Thanks for sharing and hope you continue to heal

[@OrigamiCalm]

@@HRVHackers Thank you!

[@HRVHackers]

Have you tried any other devices or are open to some suggestions?

[@OrigamiCalm]

@@HRVHackers I'm about to try the sensate...that sounds gentler and I like the the idea of the vibration (and no ear clip!) Yes definitely open to suggestions! Thank you. I will watch more of your videos as it looks as though you're providing a great resource for this.The pulsing near infra red light seems to be helping.

[@HRVHackers]

@OrigamiCalm Gotcha you may find this video useful then. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4KshWeLr6l7p7s

[@ahssenharoon5017]

Thanks for the honest review mate. Good luck with yout journey

[@HRVHackers]

Thanks and be well brother

[@timkraehnke8851]

Thanks for the great Video. Isnt it possible to use the tens unit instead of the pulsetto too? And do you know what the settings would be in that case?

[@Corteum]

How do you measure the effect these tens devices are having on your vagnus nerve? Is there any significant effect on HRV numbers or changes in blood pressure, heart rate, etc?

[@HRVHackers]

You would use a device like Lief and check to see that your HRV is increasing or HR is decreasing. Check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/rma9eo2Qq7-Ybsk

[@Corteum]

@@HRVHackers I do have a Polar strap w/ the EliteHRV app. It's good for accurate HRV numbers. But i dont have a tens. What I have is a tDCS stimulation device with clips. Could that be used for vNS?

[@HRVHackers]

Yes Elite HRV is a great option. No tdcs stimulates your brain nor your vagus. For vagus stim devices check out the playlist I made

[@Corteum]

@@HRVHackers Well tens is for stimulating muscles right? ive never seen tens advertised for stimulating the vagus nerve. so i figured, well if a tens can do it, then maybe a tDCS device can too. it's got adjustable voltage or miliamps. what sort of miliamps are the tens devices using? it's got to be as high or higher than a tDCS device.

[@HRVHackers]

@@Corteum you can try to get your unit to match the settings in some if these studies, but again tens units were used in these studies. Good luck and be careful. Personally I would just buy a tens unit www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7199464/table/T2/?report=objectonly

[@StarHarvestOfficial]

Hey man, great video! I read somewhere that tVNS is good for sleep and PTSD - but it activates the locus coeruleus and releases noradrenaline - which is bad for sleep and PTSD.. which is it?? haha

[@HRVHackers]

Thanks for the kind feedback. PTSD is a tricky one and I don't have enough experience with it to give any sort of guidance. Generally speaking short bursts of adrenaline are a good thing, i.e during a cold shower. "Some research suggests that noradrenaline helps counter anxiety and depression"

[@HRVHackers]

Maybe look into Lief or Apollo Neuro. They are more gentler treatments. I have links to my video reviews in the description

[@alainbrunner6658]

Thank you for your helpful videos man! Your channel is very interesting to me. I wanted to ask you: Has your HRV steadily increased over the past year using all these techniques? I know you mentioned in one of your videos that you can 'train' your vagus nerve to become more active by stimulating it multiple times per day (with breathing, meditation, gargling etc). Has this theory proven correct for you so far? If yes, that would be incredible. Thanks and keep up the great work

[@HRVHackers]

I think I answered this question in another comment of yours or was it from somebody else?

[@alainbrunner6658]

@@HRVHackers I'm kinda new here, haven't asked any questions before, so I guess it wasn't me :) Basically I'm trying to ask whether you have successfuly increased your HRV over time with the mentioned methods (I'm asking because I have an HRV of around 24-35, and I cant figure out why it's so low, as I'm otherweise healthy, fit and lean). Would be great to know whether there is hope for me :) Thanks

[@HRVHackers]

@@alainbrunner6658 are you sure it's low? Watch this first kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmrClKp5Yterd5I And yes aggressively working in your heart rate variability will increase it long term for many many people. I think the exception is if you have an underlying health condition which is overwhelming your physiology more than the exercises can help, which is the case for me for now. But I think I'm starting to crack that nut as well myself

[@renoirlover]

​@alainbrunner6658 of interest, I purchased the ouraring and love the ability to see how my behavior impacts my hrv. Alcohol is the ABSOLUTE worst! I typically don't drink, but I did over the holidays... it didn't matter... 1 or 2 glasses and my hrv tanked that night!

[@Christina-j7x]

Have you tried the Truvaga device or the Avazzia Life Evolution device (micro-current therapy for vagal nerve)? Since you sold your Pulsetta device, does this this mean you are no longer a fan?

[@HRVHackers]

I tried Gammacore Sapphire which is the same thing as Truvaga with no results. I haven't tried Avazzia. I still use Pulsetto and never said I sold it lol

[@HRVHackers]

Avazzia charges $2000 for their microcurrent device... ridiculous

[@Duntos]

What is a safe range for the intensity levels? I use water on the ear clip but cant feel anything until around 30mA not sure if getting the electrode gel would make lower settings felt.

[@HRVHackers]

I would recommend contacting the manufacturer in order to determine the safe ranges. Some conductive gel could make it more effective

[@crocobau2]

Me too. Around 30mA…

[@katiemcmahonphotography]

Hey. I have a stomach condition called gastroparesis which could be caused by a damaged vagus nerve. I am doing a lot of research into using a tens machine to stimulate my vagus nerve and hopefully get some relief from my symptoms. Is there a specific machine out of the two that you would suggest for digestive conditions and the vagus nerve? Thanks!

[@HRVHackers]

Have a look at my two reviews of Verelief and Pulsetto. Since they both stimulate the vagus nerve they both have the potential to help.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

Did you end up finding relief? My cousin has gastroparesis and I'm wondering if it might help her

[@RM-sh8ig]

I watched a few videos on Rezzimax and it has specific uses for your condition. I dont know if it works, I have not used it.

[@exploration8259]

I got this device recently hoping it could fix my acid reflux. I would get massive acid reflux when doing infra low neurofeedback therapy, thay was a clue that it might be vagus nerve related.

[@Bvoswag]

curious which devices is the best value is the Pulsetto it? I am on the fense to see if these actually work and Pulsetto seem the more economical one

[@HRVHackers]

Yes 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@JosephCymrank]

What is the difference between neurosym at £600 and tens unit at £45????

[@smokeyrameriz478]

I really hope there's a TENS unit that I can afford on that list. I can't afford thousands of dollars. And now thinks it is video I'm afraid to buy a cheap one. I am desperate for a solution though. After 3 years of suffering, I need some relief. Your Facebook group link doesn't work, so I'm in the dark.

[@HRVHackers]

Try searching in Facebook for: AVA A Vagus Adventure. facebook.com/groups/492041135346672/?ref=share&mibextid=5eVWNK

[@banzaipiegaming]

Hey, could you measure and/or tell us what the waveform is of the Neurosym? (ie. sqaure, sine, sawtooth, etc.) I haven't been able to find any spec info on that. I'm not sure if it even matters but just want to make sure before I buy an alternative since they are funding research of their device's effects which reduce auto-antibodies which is primarily why I am interested. All I know is that in their study in that application they used 20 Hz and 1 mA. Also, does the InTENSity Micro Combo TENS device you recommend come with the ear clips or do those need to be bought separately?

[@cOsMiCTr]

Has anyone tested what happens after you quit using after 1 year? Does your HRV values come to its previous state? Your depression comes back? etc....

[@1fhasdfadf]

Is the TENS 7000 device safe? I've seen medical professionals use it

[@SarahSunray]

Hi, how does it work to stimulate the vagus as those pads are way to big? I also have a regular TENS device

[@lapooh]

But you can get your money back if you return the Neurosym within 30 days right?

[@oldschoolrock4evr]

What about stimulating the vagus nerve via neck? I was thinking putting one electrode on my left side and one on the right side of the neck?

[@marzipom5630]

Never do that. The neck is far too sensitive.

[@CarolinePaquita]

Have you heard about the amofit S and/or know anything about it? I have been looking at all the different devices people are using for VNS and came across it in a Long Covid forum I'm in. The technology seems interesting and I also like that it doesn't need an app, gels, extra clips, and is rechargeable (which is a major for me). I want a device that is easy to use (meaning that I will use it regularly without a hassle) and that is easy to travel with. It seems to fit the bill but also seems too new to have to much online about it so curious if you have any thoughts/info on it. Also thank you for you channel as I have learned a lot about HRV from it in my research!

[@HRVHackers]

AMO fit Did nothing for me, But customer service was great and they refunded me without problems. Overall I've heard mixed reviews about the product. And I'm glad you learned more about HRV from my channel. Feel free to spread the word to others who may benefit. 💚

[@ManlioLoGiudice]

Great stuff, happy to have found your channel! Hope to have you on my podcast soon. About the products, what do you thing about Oasis? Thanks 🙏

[@HRVHackers]

Thanks! What is your Podcast about? Which specific Oasis are we referring to?

[@ManlioLoGiudice]

@@HRVHackers you are welcome! So, about Oasis, the Pro one from Mindalive. About the podcast, I've initially started it in Italian, but now already collected episodes fully in English. It's all about self-quantification, biohacking and human potential development. Happy to schedule a follow-up, let me know how thanks.

[@HRVHackers]

@@ManlioLoGiudice I tried a similar product from Mindalive with no results

[@HRVHackers]

@Manlio Lo Giudice cool, where can I listen to some episodes of your podcast?

[@JimBob-tn1hk]

How did you actually purchase the Nurosym in the US?

[@lilij1915]

I noticed you had luck with the Pulsetto device. Has that continued? And which other devices are ones you enjoy using regularly?

[@HRVHackers]

Yes it has. I also use Lief and Apollo. Currently testing out Verelief with some great results too, review coming relatively soon on my Medium page

[@alinaandreana6829]

Leave us a link with review about apollo

[@HRVHackers]

Apollo kzbin.info/www/bejne/npa1aJdrg9-qaNUsi=ERGethmjV59gNf6I

[@bille77]

These devices do work and function very well. Through placebo effect.

[@HRVHackers]

😄😄😄

[@Boxy071]

How do we even know that the stimulation of the Vegus nerve in the neck is even the right spot to stimulate?

[@HRVHackers]

By reading up on the most up-to-date research

[@UKFISGODLIKE]

Could you put a link here for a cheap good device,or do I have to join some groups

[@lillym4309]

Also can’t seem to find this Facebook group you recommended. Seems it’s down? Do you have a link to share maybe? :) Thanks for the super informative video!

[@marzipom5630]

AVA A Vagus Adventure. They take a break on weekends - that's probably why you couldn't find them.

[@Saroula]

Hello bought the device. I have dysautonomia with strong sympthetic nerve impact. Long covid and Mcas from covid, pots. Do you think it is safe to use? I am hypersensitive and I feel the effect after one minute at level one. It’s crazy !

[@HRVHackers]

I would contact customer service for that one

[@rachelkraut46]

May I ask what specific condition you were using the Parasym for? And the question of left side vs. right side depends whether you're using it for heart problems (right) or other problems (left), no? For the amplitude setting, do you crank it up to the point that you notice pain, and then turn it down? Thanks in advance.

[@HRVHackers]

I was trying to use it for CFS. Left and right side stimulation affect the heart differently yes

[@kittendivine1]

Wouldn't it be the other way around? Because the heart is on the left.

[@ellassecondhome6910]

Thank you for your advice.

[@HRVHackers]

Sure thing. Enjoy!

[@sgtwhite5567]

I have bought the nurosym out of total curiosity without any medical issues to cure. I'm wondering what criteria I shall observe to see if it has any positive benefits within the 30 days free return policy. Do you have some advice? Thank you!

[@HRVHackers]

I would personally monitor my acute and long-term changes in heart rate and heart rate variability.

[@lodixe5947]

Bonjour! I have a compex unit i home, I'm sure i can use it but where can i get the part to put on the ear? Thank you 😊

[@HRVHackers]

Not recommended. Check out Pulsetto instead kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@humble-l2x]

Thanks for the review! I need a review from someone who doesn't hold incentive to promote the product

[@marzipom5630]

He promotes Pulsetto though. It's hard to trust anyone on KZbin.

[@nefilaswanson3187]

Hi, I have a little question.. I just received my Nurosym and tried it today.. I Only did 1 min on stand 5 but I got nausea, anxiety, heart racing after.. what does that mean? Should I try again in a few days maybe 1 min on stand 1 or something? Im a little sad because I didn’t expect this type of reaction…😮 thanks so much for your very informative channel :)

[@HRVHackers]

I'm not a fan of that device. It only has one treatment mode. I would recommend pulsetto instead as it has many for you to try: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@nefilaswanson3187]

Thank you so much . Do you think the Pulsetto will also work for gut related issues? Im gonna send the Nurosym back.. way to strong for me.. 🙌✨ thanks for your advice, much appreciated :) have a great day!

[@HRVHackers]

Any device that stimulates the vagus nerve has the potential to improve gut issues. Individual results will always of course vary

[@PauloWy]

Did you already look into the Neorhythm from Omnipemf? It's a PEMF device. My baseline HRV according to Whoop went from 100-110ms to 125-145 after using it. I put it for 20min around my neck (lying it on my shoulders). I love it. Is it fine to daily use a vagus nerve stimulator or do you recommend breaks?

[@HRVHackers]

I don't really respond to pemf devices so it didn't work for me. Personally I stimulate vagus nerve daily through various exercises and devices but I'm not allowed to give you medical advice so you have to check with your doctor for safety

[@denny8111]

What mode do you use during omnipemf session?

[@PauloWy]

@@denny8111 Improve sleep

[@amyalexahub]

Have you tried the sensate or the amofit?

[@jskweres2]

super informative...thanks for saving me $

[@HRVHackers]

My pleasure! Thanks for checking out my channel 😀

[@kittendivine1]

Nurosym acts like it's not similar to a TENS unit and told me that TENS units are dangerous when used for vagus nerve stimulation... (Maybe they're just trying to get me to buy their product and justify the high price).

[@marzipom5630]

It's exactly a TENS unit. They are full of 💩 I like their product but I despise their marketing.

[@camshaft34]

The link doesnt work for the Facebook group you recommend.

[@HRVHackers]

It works. There is a KZbin bug with links on certain phones. You can try manually just searching for the group name in Facebook

[@camshaft34]

@@HRVHackers I did. I couldn’t find it either.

[@HRVHackers]

Hmmm ok maybe Facebook issue then. Have you checked out Pulsetto in the meantime? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@james5967]

What intesity did you use when using the Nurosym? Just really interested as i can't feel it till quite high!

[@HRVHackers]

I raised the intensity high enough to the point where I would feel it. It's a very individual kind of setting

[@Viirlaid]

Hi! Did you find your suitable intensity level? Do you moisture your tragus before applying ear clip, that helps. I can't find suitable level as well started with 18 with barely noticeable sensation and after 15min session felt stiffness on the back of my head and neck. When decreasing to 17 can't even understand if it works, cant feel any tingling sensation.

[@Mimifra]

25

[@zenowl3093]

Thank you, this was very informative.

[@HRVHackers]

My pleasure. Are you considering another better device

[@zenowl3093]

@@HRVHackers which one would you suggest?

[@HRVHackers]

Pulsetto may be worth considering kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@roblincoln10]

For the 70 dollar tens unit, where do you olace the electrodes? Neck?

[@HRVHackers]

Definitely not neck. For effective neck stimulation use Verelief kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKeslItqj62rnKs

[@roblincoln10]

@@HRVHackers going look into those, thanks!

[@skarletzuniga1360]

Have you heard of the Healy device or tried it? I would like to get your input on it. Thank you!

[@HRVHackers]

I've heard of it but I'm not somebody that responds to Energy and frequency kind of devices. So I don't really have an opinion on it, I'm sticking to direct vegas nerves stimulation Devices. Let me know if you want suggestions.

[@skarletzuniga1360]

@@HRVHackers Yes, please. I would greatly appreciate it. What would you recommend for insomnia and anxiety?

[@HRVHackers]

@skarletzuniga1360 sure, check out Pulsetto kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@skarletzuniga1360]

@@HRVHackers Thank you. Do you recommend the Pulsetto over the Apollo, in my case?

[@HRVHackers]

Probably try Apollo first since it's very gentle share.apolloneuro.com/x/H0WOd9

[@isadorasegura9314]

Thanks for this message! really poorly with long covid so hard for me to read a lot of research and papers.. wondering which TVNS you know or you recommend for a beginner to see if it works or not? Who is very sensitive to treatments, meds, etc. and the ear clips that wont damage concha etc,? many thanks for your kindness!

[@HRVHackers]

Thanks for the kind feedback 💚. Check out this device I've been using recently. Code HRVHACKERS fof a further discount hoolest.com/discount/HRVHACKERS?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Fverelief-mini%3Fafmc%3DHRVHACKERS

[@kathyhebert1651]

Long covid symptoms try nicotine gum. Nicotine is nonaddictive and binds to all receptors in body to and kicks covid out of your system If your hopeless try it

[@oscarhamdenseje]

Are you going to be reviewing TCDs devices? I am consdering trying it out

[@HRVHackers]

At some point yes. I've used em... not a gamechanger for me like HRV training but worth a try

[@oscarhamdenseje]

@@HRVHackers I will try peptides, and Nopept/Alpha GPC, i have heard good things about it.

[@HRVHackers]

How is Noopept helping so far?

[@larsulrich2761]

does the Facebook group have a new name? It is no longer there.

[@HRVHackers]

"AVA A Vagus Adventure"

[@Zerbijan]

Wait a minute And what have you done if nothing helps?

[@HRVHackers]

Pulsetto kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@heatherhigson342]

As soon as i seen this advertised i thought bull shit £700… it’s a tens machine basically. if anyone has used the black box therapy for addiction.. its the same bloody thing

[@JerryMungo]

The Leif monitor is expensive. There is a monthly bill. Is this worth it?

[@HRVHackers]

Lief comes with HRV coaching. So it's actually quite a good deal for what you'd be getting

[@jenny-DD]

How much do you waste on chips and drinks 🍸

[@JerryMungo]

@@jenny-DD have you tried the Nurosym? If so what do you think?

[@oscarhamdenseje]

Where do you get your leif stickers from?

[@HRVHackers]

You get them free monthly from lief when subscribing

[@HoHoHaHaTV]

Is Pulsetto safe to use for common people?

[@HRVHackers]

Vegas nerve stimulation is safe for most people when done as directed. Not medical advice and best of luck to you on your vagus journey

[@HoHoHaHaTV]

@@HRVHackers thanks for your kind comment. By 'directed', do you mean 'as per the preset directions in the Pulsetto app'? Also, it would be really nice if you can make a video on the different kinds risks associated with different kinds of VNS techniques....I don't know if you already made any video on this topic...

[@HRVHackers]

Yes I mean with the instructions that came with the product whether it's in the app or in the instruction booklet. Good idea about risks I will keep that in mind

[@DianaHaller-fq1lk]

thank you for your video. I know that the Pulsetto works for you. But I can't find anything on "HOW" it works. how does it stimulate the vagus nerve? Is it ultrasound? or is it electric current more like a gamma core?

[@HRVHackers]

Yes it sends an electric signal to the nerve like Gammacore

[@rosso8115]

Where’s the link for the $70 unit?

[@HRVHackers]

If you look at the video description you will see the link to the Facebook group that has all the information about ear based stimulation. However it seems that neck based stimulation is significantly more effective and powerful for more people kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@dnas6207]

Please could send me the link of the 70$ device..thanks

[@HRVHackers]

Check the Facebook group in the video description

[@trshmanify]

@@HRVHackers The fb page is not opening for me. Can you please drop the name of the device right here?

[@alexwolf5547]

Hi there. Is there a discount code for nurosym

[@HRVHackers]

I don't think this is a good product and it costs way too much so I never bothered becoming an affiliate. There are better ways to stimulate the Vagus nerve and I have discounts for those devices

[@Viirlaid]

Hi! Is there any special reason why you don't like this device or just the price tag?@@HRVHackers

[@oscarhamdenseje]

Have you considered getting own Ewot system?

[@HRVHackers]

Yeah but how to exercise w chronic fatigue?

[@oscarhamdenseje]

@@HRVHackers Are your Fatigue levels that bad?

[@HRVHackers]

Food is the problem, it uses more energy than I have most days

[@oscarhamdenseje]

@@HRVHackers You should buy the book, "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Gone - Jason Boye" he suffers from ME/CFS where he used, and describes it. Besides that, there is a lot of other good information.

[@HRVHackers]

What specifically did you like about it? Do you have CFS as well?

[@sashschelle2774]

Did someone test it because of Tinnitus?

[@andrearntzen7977]

I wonder the same.

[@sashschelle2774]

@@andrearntzen7977 Iam Testing it

[@Rafael-nc6re]

THANK YOU!!!

[@oscarhamdenseje]

Hello i am viewer of your channel. How did you know that you did not react to Vagus Nerve Stimulation Trough ear Stimulation. I think i have the same problems. Also do you know something that monitors HRV in real time?

[@HRVHackers]

I knew that it wasn't really helping me because my long term Heart rate variability was staying the same or even lowering.

[@HRVHackers]

Check out Lief for monitoring HRV kzbin.info/www/bejne/rma9eo2Qq7-Ybsk

[@oscarhamdenseje]

@@HRVHackers Do you know if Pulsetto have longer session than 5 min?

[@HRVHackers]

If you push the plus sign during each mode you can add a few extra minutes. The reason for the shorter sessions is that it's a very powerful tool stimulating the Vegas fibers in your neck. The alternative devices out there stimulate the Vegas via the ear or the skin on your hand or feet which is not as powerful that is why they need longer session

[@donnellabuxton3709]

What happen to the Pulsetto unit?

[@HRVHackers]

Edit: I still have the Pulsetto and it works great. I sold the Nurosym

[@Jacksonas]

@@HRVHackers Why did you sell it? I thought it worked great for you.

[@HRVHackers]

Arrg, KZbin app replied to wrong thread! I still have my pulsetto but sold the Nurosym. Sorry for confusion

[@Jacksonas]

@@HRVHackers understood. By the way, have you tried the amofit S by amo-lab?

[@HRVHackers]

@@Jacksonas I have. I don't react to "energy / frequency" type wearables

[@Ballin10X]

Truvaga (Electrocore) is the best!

[@Lilzvx]

Interesting!!

[@HRVHackers]

Thanks. Neck based stimulation is better IMO

[@Lilzvx]

@@HRVHackers How do we do neck stimulation?

[@HRVHackers]

Check out Pulsetto kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@josher3436]

Thanks

[@HRVHackers]

Much appreciated!! 😊

[@jc301-OTECH]

Subbed n hacked notifications lol.. Cheers just saved me 770 pounds.. Great job... Load of bs marketing damm they making millions

[@marzipom5630]

It actually does work for a lot of people but just like medication, it won't work for everyone. That doesn't mean it's bull. TVNS therapy has been used by hospitals and mental health clinics for some time. This device however is a very overpriced TENS machine. The same results can be achieved for a fraction of the price.

[@bobbie-jenehenderson7824]

Thanks!

[@HRVHackers]

Thanks to you!

[@Windschattenboxer]

Great thx !

[@leilamoon5879]

Thank you

[@leilamoon5879]

Does the clip always places in left ear?

[@azjeep]

no one needs a $700 tens unit! the $27 tens unit will work lol

[@HRVHackers]

Exactly. Although there are some cool things coming down the pipeline in terms of fancier units this is just simply not one of them.

[@sadepennbrook]

Can you give me a brand??

[@HRVHackers]

I'm currently experimenting with these and getting good results hoolest.com/discount/HRVHACKERS?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Fverelief-mini%3Fafmc%3DHRVHACKERS

[@azjeep]

@@sadepennbrook i believe its call tens 3000

[@lucagerosa5612]

I have a Nurosym device (used twice and realised this technique is not for me unfortunately). I'd sell it for 300£ get in touch if you'd like it

[@HRVHackers]

You may like Pulsetto more kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu7moWbgZimfac

[@matiascabrerag]

I’m interested! Please let me know

[@lucagerosa5612]

I still have it, but my comment with my e-mail got deleted... how can we get in contact?

[@lonewolf5969]

@@lucagerosa5612do you still have it?

[@laurakendall585]

@@lucagerosa5612do you still have this?

[@josegarcia9661]

Don't listen to this guy, the nurosym is worth every penny. I am not affiliated with nurosym associates. It's not a cure for CFS; however, it's a great addition for anyone with CFS on the road to recovery.

[@HRVHackers]

Whether you spend $70 or $700 on a TENS unit what's most important is that it's helping you.

[@marzipom5630]

Yeah, it helped me a lot with my anxiety. Not everything works for everyone though - that's what we need to remember. I do think it's overpriced however. I got mine for 1/3 of the retail price but I still think it was a bit expensive - especially when I could have just used a TENS machine. It looks nice though 😅

[@simonstones1918]

@@marzipom5630it helped with your anxiety?

[@ZeroCool-ik1ft]

@josegarcia9661 who are you and why on earth should we listen to you?

[@JosephCymrank]

What is CFS?

[@michaelpondo-nv9yy]

Does ins pay for these device

[@HRVHackers]

Doubtful

[@rasimkarakaya6025]

@@HRVHackers My question is; Can values such as how many seconds it stays on and how many seconds it stays off, current amplitude, pulse, pulse width, frequency value... be reprogrammed in the TVNS device? Can these settings be adjusted manually? If my doctor decides, can we rearrange these parameters to the settings we want?