Is your nervous system
dysregulated? Let's find out.

Is your nervous system dysregulated? Let's find out.

Mastering nervous system regulation can often alleviate chronic symptoms and drastically improve quality of life. Could the root of your symptoms be an underactive Vagus Nerve — suppressed by a dysregulated nervous system? By the end of this assessment, you'll be able to answer questions like:

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What stress triggers surround me?

Why do I get stuck in a low mood?

Why do I wake up at 3AM every night?

Is my system heading towards burnout?

Why is my digestion so erratic, going to extremes?

Why are my HRV and endurance so hard to move?

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Based on peer-reviewed research with leading institutions:

Created by

Dr. Elisabetta Burchi, MBChB, PhD, MBA

Translational Research Lead at Parasym

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A quiet revolution in nervous system health - the vagus nerve

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.

Why a stressed nervous system can’t properly recover

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:

Constantly wired or exhausted
Increased heart rate
Narrowed focus and anxious feeling
Slowed digestion
Short-term immune response
Slower recovery processes

See Causes Of Vagus Nerve Impairment

See Conditions Linked To Vagus Nerve Impairment

The symptoms are not "all in your head".

You try everything, go to multiple doctors, only to find nothing wrong. It is not your fault. Most of these symptoms trace back to a dysregulated nervous system. It is just rarely where anyone thinks to look. Time to truly master your nervous system.

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Fine-tuning vagus nerve health with AVNT™

Wearable Neurotechnology

Patented Target

Neural Communication

Parasympathetic Response

<p>Fine-tuning vagus nerve health with AVNT™</p>

Independent-led studies in collaboration with leading institutions

Our work is conducted in collaboration with leading research institutions who independently lead and fund the clinical trials across diverse clinical populations

Backed by science. Continuously researched

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Clinical Study Results 35 %

Reduction in anxious states

In a clinical trial, targeted stimulation of the vagus nerve increased vagal tone and inhibited cytokine production in the inflammatory process. Both are important mechanisms for anxiety resilience.

Clinical Study Results 48 %

Reduced fatigue & increased energy

In the study, patients reported sustained improvements even one week after discontinuing the therapy, indicating prolonged relief from fatigue-related symptoms.

“I put a little electrode here in my ear. It stimulates my autonomic nervous system, trying to make my body more parasympathetic, more chill.”

“The device that I’ve been clipping to my ear, called Nurosym, could provide an alternative means of stimulating the vagus nerve, and, unlike implanted stimulators, does not require surgery.”

“There is no trial of any drug or anything I’ve ever done in all my years that makes a patient so well that he or she no longer fulfills criteria for persistent fatigue syndrome”

"The Beat Goes On: Bioelectronics Reduce Heart Problems"

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

Study Participant Outcomes