Xenon calms, soothes, and protects organs (visceral and cerebral) - it feels great (I’ve tried it, very yummy!) You can currently purchase 500L at ~$15 per Liter - that’s enough to last you a few years, easily, and you would likely have a great mood, and super well protected bodily organs. I wholeheartedly recommend it ! Xenon is transitioning from a rare noble gas to a cornerstone of organ preservation. Recent ex vivo research using perfused rat heart and kidney models validates xenon as a superior therapeutic anesthetic. By inhibiting NMDA receptor function and activating TREK-1 potassium channels, xenon induces rapid cellular hyperpolarization. The biochemical impact is profound: it suppresses calcium influx and preserves ATP levels while downregulating pro-inflammatory cytokines like IL-1β and TNF-α. Data shows a 90% reduction in evoked potentials within five minutes and a 70% decrease in ischemia-reperfusion injury. Xenon provides robust cytoprotection without toxicity, even during prolonged clinical exposures. This gas does more than numb; it actively shields vital tissues against the metabolic crises of surgery and transplantation. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12967-026-07944-2

Hey everyone ! Super stoked to share this, and grateful for all who came today - and grateful for those who are out there living their lives ! You're all valued and important 🥰😊😇 Yeah, so here is a recording of the first 30 minutes - I do a recap of the concepts that I think are really crucial for you to know before you start stimulating your Vagus Nerve - What is it, how it functions, why is it helpful to even stimulate it at all, we cover a lot of important ground. And I assure you, your use of VNS is going to be improved if you understand what you're trying to do / accomplish. Give it a watch especially if you haven't made a venture into the Classroom Module 1 - Vagus Nerve 101 Super key, and I'll also post the transcript in the comments below so you can read what was discussed. Cheers! -Sterling P.S. Transcript is here: All right, cool. Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome to a quick clip for the Vegas Skool. I wanted to do just a quick run through of module one of the Vegas nerve stimulation classroom module. I know that a lot of people these days aren't reading a lot, so I just want to do just a video of it so you can see what's actually in there. The first thing is I think a lot of people come to the Vegas Skool because they go, a friend told me about ultrasound and a Vegas nerve stimulation, so I want to try that. And so naturally, I think the first place they might go is they might go to the classroom and then just click on ultrasound V1 and little just buy an ultrasound from any of these distributors. And that's totally like, that's fine. I think probably most will do that. But I've always been of the opinion that at least knowing about what the Vegas nerve is, even at a precursory level, like a 101 level, what is the Vegas nerve? Is probably going to help you get better results out of the ultrasound or whatever method you're choosing to use to stimulate the Vegas nerve. So like, is that fair? That's a fair point, right? So what I would encourage people to do

Recently Dr. Kevin Tracey has been sharing LOADS of phenomenal information about Ozempic and GLP-1 drugs, Vagus Nerve Stimulation, and even Ultrasound ! Most recent one: "Using focused ultrasound (FUS) in the lab we wanted to mimic what GLP-1 drugs do — without the weekly injections. Using a machine found in every hospital (and every submarine) we stimulated the vagus nerve in obese mice and they lost weight. And they had less inflammation. Does a new future with fewer drugs await?" Do you guys get this ? There is a possibility that something like the US-2000 Pro could be utilized (either the stock version or with minimal frequency modifications, we think it's doable) - and you could throw away your GLP-1 drugs, or never need to buy them in the first place, wouldn't that be sweet !? I think so ! And from earlier: "Ozempic and GLP-1 cause weight loss via the vagus nerve. In people whose vagus nerve was surgically cut (below the diaphragm, not in the neck), GLP-1 did not reduce food intake or accelerate metabolism. These drugs work through the vagus, in ways we still do not fully understand." We are entering into the Golden Age for Vagus Nerve- Ultrasound Stimulation folks. You all joined at the perfect time - I highly recommend you grab an Ultrasound, and start recording your results immediately, we may find we're sitting on a world-changing discovery. It's been a honor and a privilege to serve all of you in your Vagus Nerve Journey, and I will continue to do so. Sincerely, Sterling Cooley

Tracing the origins of where ear VNS may have actually come from, seems accupuncture (needles) in the ear to stimulate the Vagus Nerve on a small trial of 18 patients - in Russia mind you - saw some potential autonomic improvements. Dr. Kevin Tracey regrets Vagus Nerve Stimulation being so widely used by the now "Ear Clip" based companies pushing the interventions. And myself, having as well experimented with taVNS, it really never did much for me, and many are highly unlikely to even be sticking the required needles in their ears and clipping electrodes to the needles... I will say, while in China (just 2 months before the pandemic shut down everything) I had been working on a in-ear Ultrasound VNS system, and that actually *did* substantially work. I know what Vagus Nerve Stimulation feels like, having had the luxury of Ph.D. advisors guiding placement, advising neurostim work, and the privilege to handle very expensive lab-grade Ultrasound targeting machines on the Cervical Neck Vagus Nerve Stimulation with Ultrasound, it's very obvious when you get it, and it's unlike what most people think its like. Anyways, here's his tweet, decide for yourself :D _________________________________________ Dr. Kevin Tracey Wrote on X: #vagusnerve has ~200 million views on TikTok. There are 176 trials of transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation (taVNS) registered on http://ClinicalTrials.gov. There are dozens of ear stimulators being promoted everywhere you look. Where did it all this come from in the modern era? In 2001, in the city of Tomsk, in Western Siberia, Russia, eighteen patients with coronary artery disease had acupuncture needles inserted 0.1 to 0.3 mm deep near the auditory passage of the ear, near where the auricular branch of the vagus nerve originates. Low-frequency impulse current, 15 minutes daily for 10 consecutive days, decreased heart rate from 76 to 63 beats per minute and blood pressure from 130/80 to 120/75 mmHg.

Want to live longer ? Try Vagus Nerve Stimulation - as the leading causes of you *dying* will be inflammation related diseases. And rather than fighting the fire with drugs, you can use VNS to stop the fire from even raging ahead of time. Imagine that ! The vagus nerve functions as a biological rheostat for systemic inflammation. Through the Cholinergic Anti-inflammatory Pathway (CAP), efferent fibers release acetylcholine to bind with α7 nicotinic receptors on immune cells. This interaction inhibits NF-κB activation, effectively halting the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines like TNF-α and IL-6. Modern medicine leverages this "neural brake" via Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS). While invasive implants target the cervical vagus, non-invasive transcutaneous auricular VNS (taVNS) accesses this pathway through the ear. Clinical trials show VNS reduces inflammatory markers by up to 80% in Rheumatoid Arthritis and IBD. It offers a targeted alternative to traditional systemic immunosuppressants. The future of bioelectronic medicine lies in closed-loop systems. These devices will monitor biomarkers in real-time to extinguish "cytokine fires" with precise, automated neural pulses. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1568997226000376