Ph.D. With anxiety attacks reveals invention

These are the gel tips I invented to stop an anxiety attack in 30 seconds flat. Take this device. Take one gel tip, you put it in here. The second gel tip and you put it in here. You're going to press this button to turn it up. It kind of looks like a taser, but these gel tips are now pumping out electricity. Anxiety has two components: the head and the body. First we're going to take this and touch it on the trigeminal nerve. Know you're hitting the right spot when your forehead tenses up. You're going to hold it here for about 30 seconds. It feels weird, but it feels really good. It's almost like a massage for your brain. To target the lower parts of the anxiety, we want to hit the vagus nerve. We're going to take the tips and touch them right under the earlobe. It's going to stimulate your vagus nerve. This is going to cause your heart rate to drop, your breathing to slow down, and everything just feels still. I'm Nick and I got my PhD in biomedical engineering to solve my own problem with anxiety attacks. Learned that if you want to feel better as fast as possible, you have to stimulate the vagus nerve. Comment the word reset if you'd be down to try this.