Description

Depression, insomnia, anxiety, and related conditions have many possible causes including diet, exercise, and underlying subconscious programming.

CES (Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation), an effective non-drug therapy, has been used in numerous countries around the world for over 40 years. It  works by balancing neurotransmitters. If your condition involves an imbalance of neurotransmitters (serotonin, dopamine, etc), you will experience positive changes within a week or so, although some users will notice immediate improvements. All CES devices will have this effect. Some devices may work better than others but no studies exist that compare individual devices, so we have no good way of determining which works best.

CES can help with all kinds of conditions. It may fix things completely or partially or have no effect at all that one notices. It may solve a particular condition for one user and not for another with the “same” issues.

You can only find out if CES will work for you by using one every day for at least 2 weeks. You have 30 days to try it. If you do not find it useful, send it back in excellent condition and we’ll deduct 15% (we do not refund the return S&H).

Our basic CES device, the CES Ultra, pulses at 100hz (cycles per second). It feels like a tingling and does not significantly alter one’s state of awareness directly.  It involves the application of mild microcurrent electrical impulses to the head via ear-clip electrodes or adhesive electrodes applied on other places on the head or body.

While any of our CES devices (CES Ultra, etc) will help, the Delight Pro offers the most possibilities because it combines CES with pulsing lights and sounds. If you do not want the light/sound, get the Oasis Pro. 

The next level of CES devices have additional settings for other pulse repetition rates. The Oasis Pro and Delight Pro (essentially the CES functions of the Oasis Pro with the addition of pulsing lights and sounds for faster and deeper brain wave entrainment) both have the 100hz CES setting but also allow the user to use slower pulse repetition rates that entrain brain wave rhythms. Both of these advanced devices have pre-programmed sessions that can increase beta (10-15 hz) activity for focus/attention, alpha (7-10hz) for relaxation and flow, theta (4-7hz) for deep relaxation, meditation, and hypnosis/trance, and delta (0-6hz) sedation for sleep and anxiety.

These combination CES entrainment devices have the advantage over other CES devices because they give the user more opportunities to use this modality throughout the day. Typically you would do a 20-40 minute 100hz session in the morning (similar to taking vitamins) and possibly another in the afternoon. If you feel unfocused, a beta session will help clear the cobwebs and wake you up. People with ADD will feel calmer and more focussed after a brief (5-15 minute) beta session. (Note: while the Oasis Pro CES will have this effect, the Delight Pro’s lights and sounds will work faster and more powerfully.) If you want to get into the “flow” for athletic performance, music, creativity, etc, use an alpha session. Delta sessions feel like taking a sedative and help when you feel anxious or need help falling asleep.

We highly recommend using HPP MP3s, specifically “Changing Emotions” in conjunction with CES because they make deep, lasting changes in the underlying, subconscious scripting that has a lot to do with our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

CES should be used under direction of a licensed healthcare practitioner, especially if one uses medications.  Individual results will vary, but many patients report significant improvement of their Stress-Related Symptoms over a period of 2 to 3 weeks daily use.  Following the initial series of CES Ultra applications, the device may be used on occasion as needed to maintain the achieved level of improvements.  Normally, CES is used once or twice daily for 30 minutes per session or longer if desired.

Electrode Selection

The CES Ultra offers three types of electrodes: a pair of comfortable Ear Clip Electrodes, a set of self-adhesive electrodes and a pin-connector lead wire for use with variable size electrodes.  Most CES applications will use the earclip electrodes. Some practitioners recommend placing one adhesive electrode on the forehead and the other on the left forearm. Some users have found that placement at the temples works well.