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Millions of people deal with racing thoughts, low energy, poor sleep, and constant tension—even after trying meditation, supplements, and healthier routines. One overlooked factor may be how easily your body can switch into calm mode.
This page is informational and does not provide medical advice. Individual results may vary.
Your body typically operates in two main modes. When stress becomes constant, many people feel like they can’t “downshift” anymore.
The vagus nerve plays a major role in activating your body’s recovery mode. When it’s engaged properly, the body may find it easier to settle.
Calm and relaxation signals, sleep and recovery, emotional balance, and parts of your stress response.
Modern life can keep the body “revved up.” Supporting recovery signals is one reason vagus-focused strategies gained attention.
In recent years, researchers and wellness experts have explored gentle, non-invasive ways to support calming signals—without medication.
Short routines, guided sessions, and an at-home experience that fits into a busy schedule.
Results vary. Many people describe a subtle relaxation sensation during or after sessions over time.
Pulsetto is a wearable device designed to gently stimulate the vagus nerve using controlled, mild pulses—guided through an app.
People use tools like this to support relaxation, sleep routines, and day-to-day balance—especially when stress feels “stuck.”
Pulsetto is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This page is informational only.
Learn what this approach is, how people use it, and what to expect—before you decide anything.
If you are pregnant, have a pacemaker/implanted device, epilepsy, heart conditions, or any serious condition, consult a clinician before using electrical stimulation devices.