Has anyone tried "Neuropods" for nerve stimulation?

Posted by flaherty2185 @flaherty2185, 1 day ago

I just learned about neuropods That reportedly stimulates, nerves and improve sleep quality and stress. However, it is at a cost of $900. I don't want to explore this given that I've spent thousands of dollars on remedies that have not worked.

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@flaherty2185, There is another discussion in another group that seems to be talking about the same kind of nerve stimulator.
-- Has anyone tried at-home vagus nerve stimulators for Long COVID?
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/has-anyone-tried-at-home-vagus-nerve-stimulators-for-long-covid/
I personally would be a little suspicious since the company's website talks about a lot of scientific research behind the device but they don't actually list the research or studies so it's difficult to actually read the studies behind the device that show it may be helpful. Also, Google Scholar shows zip when searching for "nuropod nerve stimulator" - https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=7%2C24&q=nuropod+device&btnG=.

Here's the products website that I think you have mentioned although the spelling is different the price is what you mentioned - https://nuropod.com/products/nuropod. Whether or not it can work and help for everyone with neuropathy is another story.
-- Nuropod™️: https://nuropod.com/products/nuropod

I couldn't find any member on Connect who has commented about the Nuropod device so hopefully others will respond if they have some experience.

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@flaherty2185, There is another discussion in another group that seems to be talking about the same kind of nerve stimulator.
-- Has anyone tried at-home vagus nerve stimulators for Long COVID?
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/has-anyone-tried-at-home-vagus-nerve-stimulators-for-long-covid/
I personally would be a little suspicious since the company's website talks about a lot of scientific research behind the device but they don't actually list the research or studies so it's difficult to actually read the studies behind the device that show it may be helpful. Also, Google Scholar shows zip when searching for "nuropod nerve stimulator" - https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=7%2C24&q=nuropod+device&btnG=.

Here's the products website that I think you have mentioned although the spelling is different the price is what you mentioned - https://nuropod.com/products/nuropod. Whether or not it can work and help for everyone with neuropathy is another story.
-- Nuropod™️: https://nuropod.com/products/nuropod

I couldn't find any member on Connect who has commented about the Nuropod device so hopefully others will respond if they have some experience.

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I’m suspicious too. However, there is a fair amount of information I found for neuro pod not noro pod.

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I’m suspicious too. However, there is a fair amount of information I found for neuro pod not noro pod.

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@flaherty2185 is the product you are talking about the same as the one I linked to in my post? Do you have a link that you were looking at?

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From what I can gather it's a product named Nuropods that you are talking about. I would beware because they're fairly new and there are no double blind research studies to back their claims. It reminds me of all of the nutritional supplements that I've bought over the years that do nothing that they claim. I'd at least wait and watch for further study results before investing that amount of money
Good luck.

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From what I can gather it's a product named Nuropods that you are talking about. I would beware because they're fairly new and there are no double blind research studies to back their claims. It reminds me of all of the nutritional supplements that I've bought over the years that do nothing that they claim. I'd at least wait and watch for further study results before investing that amount of money
Good luck.

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thank you I’m going to pass

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