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·September 5, 2018·5 min read

Simple Nerve Stimulation May Improve Sexual Response in Women

Transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation, a treatment commonly administered for bladder dysfunction, appears to improve sexual response in women who suffer female sexual dysfunction.

This image is a diagram showing how the electrical stimulation of the ear is carried to the CV area of the brain and down to the heart.

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·August 20, 2014·3 min read

Tickling Your Ear Could Be Good for Your Heart

Researchers report that stimulating nerves in the ear could improve heart health.

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Simple Nerve Stimulation May Improve Sexual Response in Women

Tickling Your Ear Could Be Good for Your Heart

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Simple Nerve Stimulation May Improve Sexual Response in Women

Tickling Your Ear Could Be Good for Your Heart

Visual Experiences Shape the Brain’s Feedback Loop

Neural Reprogramming Restores “Young” Memory in Aging Brains

Newly Discovered Brain Pathway Triggers Weight Loss

Decoding the Cerebellum’s Secret Role in Human Language

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