According to the brand’s website, Meghan’s $4 NuCalm anti-stress patch has a calming effect “like a battery” and was launched after the Duchess of Sussex wore the disc when out and about.
Fans are a little worried about Meghan Markle after she was spotted wearing a $4 anti-stress patch while her husband, Prince Harry, enjoyed a solo work vacation in Asia. ing.
But what exactly is the anti-stress patch Meghan was spotted wearing while walking around Montecito, Calif., and what effect does it have on the body?
Meghan wore an expensive wool coat and showed off a rare patch on her wrist as she stepped out on Friday, despite the sweltering temperatures there. The patch is believed to have been developed by a brand called NuCalm. Known as a biosignal processing disc, the disc is said to “provide resonances and frequencies to ensure her NuCalm experience is immediate, deep, and sustained.”
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Patches are priced at $80 (£63) for a pack of 20 and $400 (£315) for a pack of 100. Users are instructed to place one disc three finger widths away from the edge of their left wrist and are warned not to stick it. It’s on their right side. After that, you can leave it in place not only during the day, but also all night.
The NuCalm Support Center likens the disk to a “battery.” They urged users to think of disks like batteries, adding: “Batteries contain an electrical charge, and when a metal contact is touched, the device begins to draw energy from it. Similarly, the disc contains signals to activate the GABAergic system. When it touches your skin, your body starts drawing frequencies from it.”
According to a video on the site, the patch uses vibrational frequencies to send signals to the brain “like a tuning fork,” vibrating at the same frequency that the cells in the brain are embedded with. The site claims that the disc is embedded with electromagnetic frequencies “unique to the natural elements within our bodies.”
They claim that “no chemicals or transdermal components are released from the disc, only frequency or biosignals are transmitted.” The site says that the disc-embedded neurotransmitters GABA and L-theanine “travel through the arm to the heart, brain,” which “interrupts cortisol and adrenaline responses, enabling NuCalm’s music.” ” he claims. “Software that slows brain wave frequencies and relaxes the mind and body.”
NuCalm explains that some people using the discs may “feel a slight burning, tingling or redness while the discs are in place,” while others may not feel anything at all. added. They add that if the user experiences mild discomfort or irritation, “it can be placed on the left shoulder blade or the left groin,” but again, they advise “do not place it on the right wrist.” I’m here.
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