What about leeches?
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I think its bloodletting then leeches...
This study looks questionable.
Sham TNS delivered 30 seconds of stimulation per hour at lower frequency and pulse width
It seems just as likely that TNS isn't particularly sensitive to the frequency and pulse width.
It also looks like a lot of the researchers have funding from pharmaceutical companies.
In this case sham is British for placebo. Only the control group got the “sham tns”.
I realise that, my point is that the "sham TNS" may be acting as active TNS.
They found no improvement in either group, so no.
lol, being called "sham" surely can't help
Sham is a term for control and it's the proper way to do a study. This toy is bullshit, now quantified.
That won't stop courts from ordering brain implants as a condition of parole, maybe even of bail. President branded brain implants made by smarmy silicon valley douche lord that cheated their way into approvals and contracts.