A placebo-controlled clinical study to assess the impact of variable complex weak magnetic fields (VCMF’s) generated by the BeCurie™ (Evolv28) device on the subjects with perceived stress and anxiety
Mohan Krishna Jonnalagadda,
Lalitha Palle,
Shyam Sunder Pasumarthi
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundExposure to variable weak magnetic fields, reported to have shown beneficial effects on several neurological illnesses. However, existing therapies are costly, complex, and lack subject ease for frequent follow ups. In the current study, the novel BeCurie™ (Evolv28) wearable neck device that emits variable complex weak magnetic fields (VCMF’s) is evaluated for its positive impact on subjects with perceived stress and anxiety.MethodsEighteen participants were enrolled in this study. The primary outcom… Show more
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