VeRelief Mini Review- Help Your Vagus Nerve Help You!

The VeRelief Mini is a portable and discreet vagus nerve stimulator. Thanks to Hoolest for sending me one to try out- hoolest.com/ I have had good success with vagus nerve stimulation for panic and palpitations issues in the past. But the device I used required reclining and wearing a sleep mask- hard things to pull off in public. This VeRelief Mini is tiny and just needs to be held up to your neck- no closed eyes required (though with the relaxation you feel you may have a hard time keeping your eyes open).
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[@rossacohen314]

Parris, my vagus nerve is real, since I live in Las Vegas!

[@JuicyPricklePeach]

Hey love your reviews as always your reactions are priceless. Kept me giggling the whole time. Showed my boyfriend and said him and I desperately need one but we are both broke. Hopefully one day. Told him that I won the kiss stix from you. Miss your girls so much would they let you record them trying?!!!!! And your wife love her too!!! How's your puppers? Love you guys so much.

[@natcarter7214]

Thank you for another useful video Parris 👍👍👍 A number of vagus nerve stimulation devices have come on the market in the past few years. They may be good to treat a number of conditions since the vagus nerve jas so many connections over its length. Has anyone had experience using them to prevent or abort headaches?

[@cshines7359]

Cool. What’s the other one you have? Is it the Sensate? I have that one. Need to start using it again. Lots of these things work some; you just have to use them. 😊

[@annea549]

Hi how would you say this compares to amofit s? Thanks

[@harryhondo1013]

Can you recharge the battery? Some other devices don't and you have to buy a new one after 6 months. That's ridiculous.

[@Jager_Xx]

Have you used pulsetto?

[@jayp4114]

Good Sir, your Father is alive ?!! God Bless him ! You really must be 50 years old and had me fooled 😄

[@Rigoberto4891]

"oh BOYY" haha

[@mmedeuxchevaux]

I'm not sure you're using it correctly. I think when you first click it, you're clicking the intensity. You clicked it a BUNCH of times so it was at its highest setting. You should start with just three clicks and then click to adjust the intensity. It's not very clear in the instructions.

[@parristx]

Yes, I didn't realize that at first. But I was able to explain that to my wife and daughter when they first tried it and save them from that "shocking" surprise. They both like using it- including for relaxing to go to sleep.

[@R50_J0]

Just another medical quackery device unless there is strong, independent, peer reviewed research indicating benefit.

[@ccream26]

There’s a ton of research on this nerve and how stimulation works. This isn’t the first device of its kind.

[@miacolt2844]

There are plenty of well regarded, peer review research. Mine was recommended by my neurologist and cardiologist. It has lowered my average resting HR from 120s to 90s.

[@geovanniandrade8321]

@@miacolt2844hello ! which device do you have?