THE WORLD'S FIRST WEARABLE STOCHASTIC RESONANCE DEVICE is helping me walk better & greatly reducing my pain - amazing!

[Jaded]

Well I think we have to wait until the software can be obtained in the UK too, Disappointingly. Otherwise I might have had to ask someone in the US and pay for them to send me one

[ElliotB]

@ Jaded

You don't have to wait; you just have to be a little bit creative and think outside the box.


I wanted to share yet another wonderful benefit I have just come to realize I have had. I have experienced minor neuropathy (mild burning sensation) on the bottom of my feet for several years, usually in the late afternoon and evening, and I just realized this week that it is 98% gone - amazing!

The Accelera has really helped me in so many unexpected ways!

My thoughts on LDN: It is likely worth a try because you never know...

[Jaded]

Outside the box?

Been trying to get out of this box for years. If only I could see a way out...

[ElliotB]

I am always looking for ways to improve my health, and I have fortunately been reasonably successful. But this device has made probably the biggest positive impact on my life with regards to MS. While I know there are some difficulties for you to acquire and try it out, it is definitely possible and not all that difficult - think outside the box.

[ElliotB]

As an experiment a few weeks ago, I increase the setting on the Accelera device that I wear on my right leg hoping for even more pain relief. I had previously been using it set to be 20-35 and turned it up to 60. Surprisingly my pain level and %frequency increased. It took me a few uncomfortable days and nights to figure it out. So about 2 weeks ago, I turned the power level back down to around settings in the 20-25. My pain level improved within hours. Earlier this past week, I did another experiment. I turned the Accelera setting down to 15, the same setting I have been using for the Accelera device on my left leg. I noticed that my pain level lowered even more. I had a great week with very low pain levels the entire week.

And then yesterday I had another miracle!

As I was going to bed at around 11:30 pm, I realized that I had actually been pain free the entire day! This was the 1st day in well over 10 years that I had a day without pain. I was shocked!

Additionally, last night I slept almost 5 hours uninterrupted, another miracle. I am usually woken up from my pain ever 2-3 hours all night long.

I hope this change is permanent. Time will tell.

I continue not to need to use a leg brace as my drop foot is 97% gone.