I got it in my head to try my US 2000 ultrasound device on my belly. Call it intuition, a download, scientific curiosity, whatever you want. Being the mad scientist biohacker that I am, I went with it. It's been about 20 minutes since I finished, and I feel pretty darn good, emotionally. I suffer from depression, so a feeling this good really stands out. If my mood started at a 3, it is now an 8. What's interesting is that the positive feelings didn't start immediately after the treatment. They slowly built over the next 15-20 minutes. I didn't even notice until I realized, "Hey, I feel pretty good." I've experimented using the ultrasound on my vagus nerve and forehead, but didn't experience any emotional effect, nor was I expecting it. This alleged positive effect using it on my belly was a surprise. I went into it completely open-minded. I'm going to continue experimenting to make sure it's not placebo and to see it's limits. I just wanted to share this with my fellow mad scientists if you wanted to experiment as well. Good day! Rob

For anyone who has been consistently using ultrasound for long covid or dysautonomia, how are you doing? Any changes in symptoms or baseline?

Hi guys, I am new here. Got myself and Europe us2000 equivalent to try and treat my long Covid. Can anyone tell me what settings should I start with on this device? I am very sick and ultra sensitive, could not tolerate even 10 seconds of tens.

I think I'm going to start encouraging Right Vagus Nerve Stimulation with Ultrasound from now on actually - the longevity benefits could be *massive* ! Heart's secret to eternal youth? It's on the right side. Not your romantic side, but your right vagus nerve. Turns out, this nerve whispers sweet nothings to your heart cells, keeping them young and vibrant. Sever that connection? Cue the cardiac aging process, with dysfunctional mitochondria. Think of it as forgetting to water your houseplants, but for your heart. The left vagus nerve? A mere acquaintance, barely making a difference. But the right one? It's the VIP, maintaining mitochondrial dynamics and cellular housekeeping. Stimulate it, and watch those grumpy old heart cells perk up! So, next time you're feeling philosophical, thank your right vagus nerve for keeping the beat going. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20251226/Vagus-nerve-may-hold-the-key-to-a-younger-and-healthier-heart.aspx Just look at this summary of the research ! My goodness... New research pinpoints its critical role in preserving cardiomyocyte health. Selective right vagal denervation in mice accelerates cardiac aging. This induces disrupted proteostasis and autophagy. Mitochondrial dysfunction, elevated senescence markers, and cardiac dysfunction followed. These effects are independent of systemic factors. The mechanism involves cholinergic signaling via α7nAChR, vital for mitochondrial dynamics and autophagy. Optogenetic right vagal stimulation reverses these markers in aged mice. This highlights therapeutic potential against cardiac aging.

Sadly I just got hit with this cancer. So I went online to research and came across this https://www.fusfoundation.org/diseases-and-conditions/prostate-cancer/#h-clinical-trials I will keep pushing forward. Still N. E. D. with melanoma. Going to work towards getting N. E. D. With prostate cancer. It is not fun, but a challenge.