Cardiac disease and use of rapamycin

[EenDwaze]

@Joseph_Lavelle l just listened to a podcast with JP Errico. He was talking about the Truvaga vagal nerve stimulator(among others). I have done a lite search of the forum for vagal nerve stimulators and the Pulsetto is one of the more mentioned ones. Would you buy it again and/or like to try a different company too?

Any others with vagal nerve stimulators, please feel free to share your experiences and recommendations.

[Joseph_Lavelle]

I would buy it again. It is very powerful. The device is not durable for such a cost but the warranty is good, and they honor it (I had to get a replacement after 9 mos).

I use it every night before bed.

[Steve_Combi]

@EenDwaze

a lite search of the forum for vagal nerve stimulators

I have a pulsetto, not nearly as good as the DIY version I use though That’s based on my morning HRV testing.

Hello, my name is Steve and I'm a longevaholic

tVNS = transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation. This is one of those things that can be either hard or easy to do. I prefer to press the easy button and wallow in my laziness An Introduction to your Vagus Nerve - Diabetes, Digestion, Depression, Pain, High Blood Pressure, Stress, Low Sex Drive, Brain Fog, Chronic Inflammation, Fatigue…. Anyone experience any of these? Do you have issues with any of the above? Have you tried all the “conventional” therapies and treatments? If you have and you are not happy with your progress, you may consider looking into stimulating your vagus nerve. tVNS_Combilytics_simplified.pdf (4.6 MB)

[EenDwaze]

Thanks!!!