Non-Drug Treatment for Insomnia, Anxiety & Depression

CRANIAL ELECTROTHERAPY STIMULATION For the Non-Drug Treatment of Insomnia, Anxiety & Depression.

April 2012

Cranial   Electrotherapy   S1mula1on   delivers   a  gentle   electrical   current   via   sponge   electrodes   to  s1mulate   the   produc1on   of   serotonin,   GABA,  endorphins  and  other  neurochemicals  responsible  for   improving   mood   and   sleep.   The   FDA   has  cleared   the   Fisher   Wallace   S1mulator   for   the  treatment  of  depression,  anxiety  and  insomnia.    

The   device   causes   no   serious   side   effects   and  there   are   no   contraindica1ons   when   using   the  device   in   conjunc1on   with   any   medica1on.  Pa1ents   typically   use   the   device   at   home   for  twenty  minutes,  once  or  twice  a  day.      

"I   have   had   great   success   using   the   device   to   treat   severe,   chronic  insomnia   in   pa1ents   who   are   resistant   to   pharmacotherapy.   Also,  pa1ents  who  seek  a  drug-­‐free  alterna1ve  to  treat  insomnia  have  used  the   Cranial   S1mulator   to   reduce   or   eliminate   their   dependence   on  prescrip1on  drugs.”  

-­‐  Andres  San  Mar1n,  MD      Professor  of  Psychiatry      Columbia  University,  College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  

Over  600  board  cer1fied  psychiatrists  prescribe  the  Fisher  Wallace  S1mulator.    The  device  must  be  purchased  on  the  order  of  a  licensed  healthcare  prac11oner,  such  as  a  Psychologist,  General  Prac11oner,  Psychiatrist,  Nurse  Prac11oner,  Osteopath  or  other  licensed  medical  professional.  To   find   a   prac11oner  who   is   familiar  with   our   device   and   has   an   office   near   your   zip   code,  follow  this  link:  

Pa1ents  may   return   the  device   for   a   refund  within  60  days  of   receipt   if   the  device  does  not  successfully   treat   their   symptoms.     Please   call   to   speak   with   one   of   our   highly   trained  professionals:  (212)  688  –  8100.  

Our  Medical  Advisory  Board  (par1al  list)  

Robert  Cancro,  MD  Since  1976,  Dr.  Cancro  has  been  Professor  and  Chairman  of   the  Department  of  Psychiatry  at  New  York  University  School  of  Medicine,  Director  of  Psychiatry  at  New  York  University  Hospital  and  director  of  the  Nathan  S.  Kline  Ins1tute  for  Psychiatric  Research.    

Stephen  N.  Xenakis,  MD  Dr.  Xenakis  served  28  years  in  the  United  States  Army  as  a  medical  corps  officer.  He  held  a  wide  of  variety  of  assignments  as  a  clinical  psychiatrist,  staff  officer,  and  senior  commander  including  Commanding  General  of  the  Southeast  Army  Regional  Medical  Command.  Dr.  Xenakis  has  been  wri`en  widely  on  medical  ethics,  military  medicine,  and  the  treatment  of  detainees.    

Ronald  Podell,  MD  Dr.  Podell  is  a  board  cer1fied  psychiatrist.  He  graduated  with  honors  from  Amherst  College  and  received   his   medical   degree   from   Columbia   University.   He   completed   his   post-­‐graduate  psychiatry  training  at  UCLA  and  was  named  to  the  Clinical  Faculty   in  1979.  He  served  over  20  years  as  Assistant  Clinical  Professor  of  Psychiatry.  He   regularly   teaches  post-­‐graduate  courses  for  both  mental  health  professionals  and  laymen  and  has  been  course  director  for  two  na1onal  symposia.    

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