1st Session
- Calmness
- Muscles Relax
- Cognitive Clarity And Presence
- Pain Improvements
Our bodies have a distinct system that naturally manages our response to stress to keep us healthy & adaptable. That system is regulated by a largely underappreciated nerve called - the Vagus Nerve.
The Vagus Nerve, also known as cranial nerve X, is a 24/7 two-way hotline between your brain and nearly every major organ: heart, lungs, gut, liver, etc.
Keeping this nerve active is key to keeping us healthy and adaptable.
Over 70% of chronic conditions—including heart disease, fatigue, autoimmune disorders, and depression—are linked to chronic stress and inflammation, ie Vagus Nerve imbalance (1).
Persistently exposing your body to stressors (even simple ones like deadlines) may leave you stuck in a survival loop, fight-or-flight dominance, and visible symptoms like:
Some evidence suggests vagus nerve impairment can stem from various causes, including:
• surgical procedures [25],
• neurological disorders [25],
• diabetes [26],
• chronic stress [25],
• autoimmune conditions [26],
• exposure to toxins and alcohol [27],
• trauma [25],
• post-infection complications [26],
• heavy metals [27].
FUNCTIONAL OR STRUCTURAL
Some evidence suggests vagus nerve impairment can stem from various causes, including:
• Anxious thoughts, Panic, Trauma [2,3]
• Brain Fog [4]
• Chronic Tiredness [5]
• Cognitive Impairments [6]
• Problems swallowing [7]
• Persistent low mood [8]
• Seizures [9]
• Sleep problems [10]
• Dizziness and Headaches [1]
• Cardiovascular Symptoms: Abnormal Heart Rate [12], Fainting [1], Blood Pressure Problems [13]
• Gastrointestinal Issues: Digestive Issues [14,15], Reflux [16], Gastric paralysis[17], Vomiting and Nausea [18]
• Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders: Obesity [19], Blood sugar regulatigh problems [20, 21]
• Autoimmune and Inflammatory Conditions: Autoimmune Diseases [22], Chronic Inflammation [20, 23]
Researchers begin linking vagus nerve activity to heart rate, digestion, and autonomic control.
Electrical Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) concept introduced by Dr. Jacob Zabara to treat epilepsy.
FDA approves implanted VNS for epilepsy and later depression — required $30k+ surgery and carried risks.
Parasym starts a decade-long effort to create a safe, non-invasive wearable VNS—no surgery needed.
Auricular (ear-based) Vagal Neuromodulation Therapy(TM) invented by Parasym to avoid side effects of neck-based VNS like muscle spasms or cardiac issues.
$10M+ in R&D, 50+ studies with Harvard, UCLA & more. Nurosym becomes the most studied wearable VNS, measurably activating Vagus Nerve by 61% within 5 min in placebo-controlled trials.
Nurosym helps your body maintain homeostasis, balancing your “rest and digest” response, countering "fight or flight" domination.
Responsible for "Rest and Digest" state
Responsible for "Fight or Flight" state
When it comes to anxiety the papers I've looked at do provide evidence of support that transcutaneous vagal nerve stimulation is effective at improving parasympathetic drive, it can reduce fatigue and personally I've seen this improves my HRV when using this device.
Dr. James Gill
Associate Professor at Warwick Medical School
Speed up recovery and reduce soreness
Enhance your meditation with deeper relaxation.
Boost focus and maintain mental clarity all day long.
Turn every walk into a moment of relaxation and balance.
Support Digestion and activate your “rest and digest” state.
Unwind faster and enjoy deeper, more restorative sleep.
Stay calm and centered when life gets overwhelming.
Speed up recovery and reduce soreness
Enhance your meditation with deeper relaxation.
Boost focus and maintain mental clarity all day long.
Turn every walk into a moment of relaxation and balance.
Support Digestion and activate your “rest and digest” state.
Unwind faster and enjoy deeper, more restorative sleep.
Stay calm and centered when life gets overwhelming.
When used correctly, Nurosym may boost parasympathetic activity by over 61% in just five minutes and deliver 2-4x greater parasympathetic activation than breathwork or meditation.
Use Nurosym as soon as you wake up to kickstart your parasympathetic system. This session helps set a calm, balanced tone for the day ahead. Especially useful for those managing symptoms like brain fog and fatigue.
Before/after a stressful meeting, heavy meal, or a tough workout, use Nurosym to reduce stress, aid digestion, or accelerate recovery. Integrates seamlessly into breaks or quiet work sessions.
Use Nurosym during your evening routine — whether you’re relaxing, reading, or winding down. Prepares your nervous system for deep, restorative sleep by lowering stress hormones and promoting calm.
15-30 minutes
Use Nurosym as soon as you wake up to kickstart your parasympathetic system. This session helps set a calm, balanced tone for the day ahead. Especially useful for those managing symptoms like brain fog and fatigue.
STUDY PARTICIPANT OUTCOMES - FIRST 30 DAYS AND BEYOND
Staying consistent during the first 30 days is crucial. Regular daily use helps your nervous system adapt, regulate, and strengthen. Even if improvements seem small at first, the cumulative effect builds significantly over time.
1st Session
5-10 Days
30-90 Days
3+ Months
1st Session
5-10 Days
30-90 Days
3+ Months
DESIGNED FOR ACCESSIBILITY-FIRST
Meant to be used without limitations
No distraction, use during any non-intense activity
Battery lasts for weeks
Small and light, so you can take it during travel
No apps or paid subscriptions
No gel needed
Experience Nurosym at home and return it for a full refund if you don't love it
Resets your resting state for deeper sleep and more daily energy
Ongoing device protection for up to 5 years.
A practicing doctor of psychiatry, Elisabetta has an MBA from INSEAD Business School, and experience in direct patient care, neuroscience research, communication and management. Dr. Burchi is a physician-scientist, working with Parasym in clinical affairs with a track record of publishing in the most important scientific journals such as The Lancet, writing successful grant proposals for the NIH, and leading the production of editorial, clinical, regulatory and promotional material in collaborative multidisciplinary teams. Dr. Burchi has also coordinated clinical trials and implemented a tele-medicine practice which received a certification of excellence among more than 100,000 professionals.
1. Liu YZ, Wang YX, Jiang CL.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 2017.