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    THIS SMALL DEVICE COULD SLOW AGEING AND CURE DISEASES

    Apr 16, 2024 3 minutes

    INNOVOTTONS PREPAE YOURSELF FOR TOMORROW

    There are many ways to live a healthier life. Regular exercise, a better diet and even something as simple as a daily sudoku puzzle to keep your brain active. But for something a bit different, what about sending electrical shocks to your brain? Neuromodulation involves sending electrical shocks straight to your nervous system for a host of supposed health benefits. It could be the latest tech trend to help you effortlessly upgrade your life.

    It's not a new idea. Neuromodulation has been

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