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Stimulating Ear can Reduce Heart Problems
Stimulating the ear can improve heart health, states a new study. Stimulating the ear can improve heart health, states a new study. According to researchers at the University of Leeds, applying small electrical pulses to the tragus - the small raised flap at the front of the ear - can improve heart function.
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