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Fischer Wallace Cranial Stimulator + Neurotransmitter Supplements (5HTP, etc) This is worth a try for anyone with depression.

It did get me to look up the song [1] again though, which is a great stimulator of emotion.

But patients shouldn't expect that the stimulator will help them walk -- at least not now and maybe not ever.

For precise aiming, you need to coregister your stimulator with an MRI of your brain.

At some point there will be a non-invasive nerve (or neuron) stimulator system that will replace opioids as the drug of choice.

Not sure that someone selling an unhealthy legal drug/stimulator is a good role model.

I would need to use it in conjunction with a wearable blink detector/stimulator which doesn't yet exist.

A spinal cord stimulator was suggested to me several years ago to help treat the neuropathic pain [1] associated with my (complete) spinal cord injury.

The stimulator can only make one leg work at a time.

And for some of us, it may be an anti-authoritarianism stimulator.

I'm currently trialing Prialt [2] for this, but if it doesn't work (or the side-effects are too nasty) I might pursue the stimulator.

Bottom line, I'd research any company you're considering getting a stimulator from.

The article reports, "But patients shouldn't expect that the stimulator will help them walk -- at least not now and maybe not ever.

The "transcranial magnetic stimulator" is touted as voodoo magic.

I cannot recommend a "gum stimulator" enough!!

"Placebo" must be a potent psychedelic or stimulator itself.

Liss passed away in 2006 at the age of 84, Charles Fisher and Martin Wallace purchased the patents to the device and named it the Fisher Wallace Stimulator®.