The stimulation is applied using ear clips or electrodes attached to the ear lobes. Usually, the patient/client experiences the lectrical stimulation as a gentle tingling sensation, although sometimes no sensation is felt. CES is typically administered once a day for 30-60 minutes, though frequency of usage may vary depending on the condition being treated. Positive results may be experienced immediately though for some people it takes up to three or four weeks. For lasting benefits, treatment should be continued at regular intervals, or on an as-needed basis.

Research
Quantitative EEGs and topographical brain mapping, validates that CES alters the electrophysiology associated with drug/alcohol abuse as well as improving other dysfunctional brainwave patterns. Research at Swingle and Associates further extended the use of CES to the treatment of learning disorders. Evidence demonstrated that CES could increase learning efficiency by over 40%. There are many studies on the benefits of CES in scientific publications.

Specifications
The CES unit is slightly larger than a cell phone. The user receives the current through bilateral lead wires culminating in ear clips, which are placed onto the ear lobes. Each unit comes in carrying case with a 9-volt battery, solution, lead wires, and ear clips.

Technical Specifications
Power source: 9-volt alkaline battery
Time output: 30, 60 minutes and continuous
Frequency: 0.5 Hz and 100 Hz
Current: 0-0.750 and 0-0.900 ma

Features
Non-invasive
Battery operated
Minimal sensation
Non-addictive
No pharmaceutical side effects
Easy to use
Low battery indicator
Automatic shut-off

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