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Cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES) is a therapeutic technique that can help boost your mood and make you feel more relaxed. But how does the treatment work, and is it right for you? Here’s how CES devices may be used to treat the symptoms of two common conditions – anxiety and insomnia. What Is a CES Stimulator? The electrical activity in our brain can control...

Cranial electrotherapy stimulation for anxiety and depression is an alternative treatment method many people tend to consider. They typically use it when they either don't want to take medications to manage their conditions or those that they're taking aren't effective. One of the biggest drawbacks to taking prescription medications to treat depression or anxiety is that patients often experience side effects. Many people have...

Many of those who struggle with insomnia in the United States are aware of the risks of using medication to fall asleep. While substances such as opioids and benzodiazepines are effective, they're not recommended for long-term use and can make symptoms significantly worse. Cranial electrotherapy stimulation is emerging as a leading, low-to-no-risk therapy for people who struggle to fall asleep. This article explores the...

If you experience anxiety, you know how it takes over your life, with worry blooming to proportions that can make it hard to function normally. Yes, medications exist to help with the problem — but you may not want or be able to take them. The good news? You can learn how to manage anxiety without medication. Available anxiety relief options include everything from...

How can you deal with depression without medication? Drugs are not your only choice for fighting back. Read some of the other ways you have to fight depression naturally. Depression is one of the most common mental disorders in the world. Up to 5% of people worldwide have symptoms of depression, which can range from mild and intermittent to chronic and severe. This is...

ADHD medications can cause bothersome side effects. Learn more about ADHD treatment without medication to control symptoms without headaches, sleep problems, and dizziness. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, commonly known as ADHD, is a neurodevelopmental disorder that causes three types of symptoms: inattention, hyperactivity and/or impulsivity. Inattention makes it difficult to stay focused, while hyperactivity causes excessive movement, restlessness, and/or excessive talking. People with symptoms in...

At Caputron, we believe in the power of the human condition, stimulating the mind and sparing folks from the rigors of everyday anxiety and insomnia with our FDA-cleared technologies. That being said, one shouldn’t overlook the journey they can take on their own in improving their mental and sleep health. Today, we’d like to do something a little different, inspiring you to look within...

At Caputron, we take great pride in making great stimulation solutions available to the general public, whether through a practitioner or in a format where you can complete the purchase on your own (this varies depending on the technology in question). Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) requires that customers in the United States must have their purchase authorized by a licensed healthcare provider before we...

At Caputron, we take great pride in providing state-of-the-art Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) solutions. These include main devices in addition to a complete suite of accessories. CES devices sold by us online are FDA cleared for the treatment of debilitating conditions including anxiety and insomnia. Recently the guidelines have changed, and these devices are no longer cleared for the treatment of depression. Two CES...

Cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES) is one of the most respected and trusted current-based treatment solutions. FDA-cleared for use in addressing depression, anxiety and insomnia, the technology has been adopted in many healthcare environments to provide a compelling new form of care. With that said, those three conditions have one thing in common: they are all common in those dealing with addictions. Using them as...