I have insomnia. This neurotech says it can cure me.

Man, my CES device was life changing for my anxiety. I got one through the Veterans Administration

The battery is actually 3.7v and the power supply you need to charge it is 5v with at least 1100Mah, it’s not saying that the output is DC, it outputs square waves pulses (but it doesn’t tell whether they’re in DC or AC)

What a horrible name for a company! Sorosis? Sounds like a liver disease!

I think the alternating current may be more to protect against electrical burn than provide the therapeutic effect. The same principle applies to all electrostimulation devices used on the body. They either use AC or pulsed DC to protect the skin. I was planing on making a similar device a while ago, so I had to do some research first.

whoa there, CE means nothing. It is a promise by a company that it complies with EU regulations but it does not require validation by any authority! Maybe medical adjacent devices are different but CE is nothing more than a promise 99% of the time

The Return of good old Electroshock Therapy™ Interesting video as usual, those product always have cluttered with vague info...

When I can't sleep I turn to the old fashioned green flower. Works perfect.

Just a note CE is more of a FCC equivalent, not FDA

The answer is yes and i haven't watched the video yet

This is a pretty in-depth review, you did your research and it was very interesting to hear I gone take your advice and have a chat with my doctor, and see if this is something that could help me.

I like how legit this review was. No hype or pressure, just facts and information to back it up. Probably saved me a lot of money and anxiety about a product that seems like snake oil.

I am using perf and finding my insomnia much improved, as well as taking magnesium and iodine. No more restless legs. Got to say, you have a really pleasant calming voice to listen too, and interesting upload, thanks.

The device you used uses a DC current for its power source (all batteries are DC), but the output is AC (pulse frequency). All CES units are powered by a battery. Btw, I've been using CES devices for years with mixed results. Sometimes they work great and other times not so much - and this is with the same device. The studies are mixed, because the results you get are mixed.

I'd never heard of CES before! As someone with depression who is experiencing some new insomnia and sleep disturbance (my psychiatrist has recommended I do a sleep study soon) I'm interested to find out if this might be a useful type of therapy for me! Though, I have had a seizure once, I wonder if that makes CES a bad idea.

Meditative music is also thought to promote the production of serotonin, a hormone that helps to regulate mood and promote a sense of well-being. By promoting a positive mood and reducing stress, meditative music can help to create a more conducive environment for sleep

It might also just be metabolic, I was over exercising, under eating and not getting enough carbs which resulted in several nutritional deficiencies after 6 years etc (thought I was being healthy, felt great in the initial years) unknowingly I was putting my body in a catabolic state which will cause the body to stay awake and alert, as it is meant to. Think about what you are doing and what messages you are sending to your central nervous system via the way you eat exercise and live...you might be putting your body in survival mode and its simply doing what its meant to be doing. I cut back and changed the way I exercise opting for more anabolic promoting activities with ample recovery time, ate more frequent balanced meals and also allowed myself to take naps. It has taken a long time for my body to balance out and recover, I now don't even need to bother with or think about sleep hygiene, I get tired and sleep. I hope this helps someone in a similar predicament, the worst part is not knowing what is happening and how to recover.

Their specifications are weird and incorrect/inconsistent. They list a lithium battery power source but also an "power supply" with Mah which is odd as external power does not have Mah it has Voltage and Ampere. They list input power in watts but this does not even match any other listed specs as 3.7*1 = 3.7wH and 5*1.1 = 5.5wH. (And this is with us dropping the meaning of M from Mega to mili AND accepting that they list in watt hour instead of normal watts). After looking at the diagram some more, my guess is that this is a specsheet for both devices and thus is muddled and unclear. As for your confusion about the DC batteries, batteries are always DC. The DC can then be converted into AC. They are saying they are turning their DC into "Squre wave" AC. (Although I'm guessing they are meaning to say Square wave) But this really seems like a snakeoil cashgrab

I love your videos Alison! <3 Please make a video about the brainmaster fullcap with sLoreta! )

Some corrections:1- The Mini 3 does not have a European CE certificate. The CE certificate that they claim to have is issued by a Chinese entity and has nothing to do with a standard CE. CE approval is an extensive and expensive process... 2- The research that is referred to in the company's adverts was conducted by using other devices. 3- I don't konow what medical condition would prevent you from using this device but unless you have battery operated implanted device or were pregnant while reviewing this product , it would probably be safe to use it in order to give a fair review. Alternatively, you could have offered it to someone else (with insomnia) and record their progress for 2-3 weeks and get their opinion on camera. In conclusion, all brain stimulation techniques including CES, TDcS TMS, VNS and DBS offer benefits for people and usually the benefits outweigh the side effects and health hazards. But you can't make the same claim about ECT as it actually works by damaging the brain. The result of this procedure can be a state of confusion, euphoria, apathy or just emotional numbness and the "claim" is treatment of depression because the patient stops complaining (at least for a while). I've seen dozens of people that have gone through ECT procedures and have major and permanent memory loss. Another issue with ECT is that once you agree to the 1st procedure and you end up dazed and confused, the idea of "informed consent" also becomes meaningless. I understand that you can't actually go through ECT procedures in order to give a review but you should do more research before validating it as a safe and effective procedure.

Fascinating stuff. Considering that we are still basically throwing anti-depressants against the wall until hopefully something sticks this doesn’t sound too bad to me. What I wondered though: How would you actually conduct a proper double-blinded study involving electrical current? As a test subject you wouldn’t be able to sell me on the idea of a „placebo current“, right? And putting someone under so they don’t feel anything would be a bit overkill… This question will probably keep me up tonight 😆