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Could Paraxanthine Replace Caffeine? What We Know About the New Stimulant Appearing in Coffee and Energy Drinks

Paraxanthine is being marketed as a caffeine alternative that may deliver steadier alertness with fewer jitters, though evidence remains limited.

Mental health

fromPsychology Today

1 month ago

Brain Injury May Reverse Pre-Injury Trauma Work

Brain injury often reactivates unresolved traumas, necessitating neurostimulation therapies and cognitive empathy for healing.

fromZDNET

4 months ago

This device could help make menstrual periods more comfortable

By attaching near the ear, the device targets the auricular branches of the trigeminal and vagus nerves to regulate menstrual cycle symptoms and help the body return to a rested state. These nerves play an important role throughout the menstrual cycle and release estrogen and progesterone, two essential sex hormones. They also target muscle contraction, blood flow, digestion, and more, a few body functions that change during a period, which explains the increase in cramps and tightening of blood vessels.

Medicine

fromPsychology Today

8 months ago

Next-Generation Brain Injury Treatments

Clinicians should prioritize neurostimulation and neuromodulation as neuroplastic, potentially curative treatments for longstanding brain injury rather than relying on symptom-relieving medications.

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Could Paraxanthine Replace Caffeine? What We Know About the New Stimulant Appearing in Coffee and Energy Drinks

Brain Injury May Reverse Pre-Injury Trauma Work

This device could help make menstrual periods more comfortable

Next-Generation Brain Injury Treatments

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#neurostimulation