Small trial finds ear stimulation device safe and easy for home use in high BP
A recent study suggests that stimulating the ear may help lower blood pressure. The technique, called transcutaneous autonomic neuromodulation, is being explored as a possible option for managing hypertension. The clinical trial involved 63 participants whose blood pressure remained uncontrolled despite taking medication. Those with severe cases showed encouraging results. Researchers say larger studies are still needed to confirm how effective the non-invasive approach really is.
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