If you’re someone who’s experiencing stress, tiredness, brain fog, or restless sleep and are looking for ways to support that, Truvaga Plus might be the device for you. What I found most beneficial ...

Is the Truvaga Plus Worth It? The Truvaga Plus is $499. There’s a more affordable option, the Truvaga 350. At $299, the 350 doesn’t use an app (which could be a good thing, if you’re like me), but it ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." As a woman who’s constantly on-the-go, regulating my nervous system is key for my well-being. So, when I ...

Pulsetto and Truvaga are two well-known nerve stimulation devices that might help with stress, sleep, relaxation, and recovery. While both of them are solid choices for vagus nerve stimulation, they ...

Passing through the 10km running race in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, France. RICCARDO MILANI Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images Wearable wellness tech has moved beyond step counters and sleep ...

Vagus nerve stimulation devices have moved into the mainstream wellness market as more people look for ways to manage stress, sleep and focus. Here’s how three of the most prominent options — Pulsetto ...

Vagus nerve stimulation has moved from a clinical curiosity into the consumer wellness mainstream. Five years ago, the only way to access the therapy was through a surgically implanted device ...

electroCore, Inc. has announced that its wellness product, Truvaga Plus, is now compatible with the Apple Health app. Truvaga Plus is a handheld vagus nerve stimulator aimed at enhancing users' daily ...

Wearable wellness tech has moved beyond step counters and sleep trackers. A new wave of devices targets the vagus nerve — the long cranial nerve that helps regulate the body's stress response — ...