Discover the lowdown on cranial electrical stimulation (CES), an FDA-approved method with promising results for anxiety, depression, insomnia, and pain. 

Our exploration of cranial electrical stimulation (CES) highlights its promising potential for anxiety relief. While visual insights from randomized trials paint a positive picture, it's essential to approach these findings with scrutiny and an awareness of research complexities. As we navigate the evolving landscape of evidence-based integrative medicine, the conversation around CES continues, inviting ongoing exploration and discussion.

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