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ABOUT CES
As far back as the first century, the Greeks and Romans used the electric eel, a
variety of the “Torpedo Fish” for electrical stimulation. The electric eel was used
well into the 19th century, even after the invention of electronic stimulation
devices. First century writings record placing a live torpedo fish under the feet
of a person suffering from gout to ease the pain. There are also reports of
placing these fish on people’s foreheads to treat headaches.
Current interest in CES was initiated by Robinovitch, who in 1914 made the
first claim for electrical treatment of insomnia. In 1958, the book
Electro-Sleep
reflected the first serious works on CES. This book inspired research in Europe
and in Eastern Bloc countries, as well as in South America, Asia and finally the
US. Because the CES equipment used was bulky, inconvenient, and unreliable,
CES, like the electric eel, was abandoned in favour of drug therapies.
With the invention of the transistor in the 1960s, small, low-power and reliable
CES devices were developed. By 1975 several companies in the US and Europe
were manufacturing CES devices for public use. During this time, research on
CES was quite active and scientific papers were published.
Most studies to date have shown CES as a reliable method to reduce anxiety and
improve cognition in recovering alcoholics. Additional studies have shown CES
to be an effective tool in reducing anxiety and improving IQ.
Research to date is quite vague on the effects of using CES at various
frequencies, citing both low and high frequencies can be effective for improving
learning and reducing anxiety. Many people who used CES along with AVE, have
reported that they experienced deeper relaxation for prolonged periods of time.
In addition to enhancing entrainment, CES increases neurotransmitter
production. These neurotransmitters are necessary for information processing,
memory, energy level and physical well-being. When our neurotransmitters and
endorphins are not produced to necessary levels, it may lead to destructive
behaviors and/or the abuse of substances as a substitute for that “natural high”.