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Summary

Adaptive neurostimulation uses personalized sensory input, modulated by human rhythms like heartbeat and EEG, to effectively reduce stress. This approach enhances therapeutic outcomes for various functional disorders.

Keywords:

EEG rhythms automatic modulation closed-loop feedback correction of functional disorders.heartbeat rhythm respiratory rhythm self-tuning of stimulation parameters sensory stimulation

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Neuroscience
Biomedical Engineering
Psychophysiology

Background:

Stress-induced states impact human functional disorders.
Current therapies may lack personalization and efficacy.
Endogenous human rhythms offer potential for targeted interventions.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore adaptive neurostimulation for correcting stress-induced states.
To review the efficacy of real-time, rhythm-modulated sensory stimulation.
To highlight the potential of this approach for novel therapeutic technologies.

Main Methods:

Utilizing intrinsic human rhythms (respiratory, heartbeat, EEG) for modulation.
Implementing real-time self-adjustment of stimulation parameters.
Reviewing existing publications on adaptive neurostimulation.

Main Results:

Real-time adjustment leads to highly personalized therapeutic stimulation.
Adaptive neurostimulation demonstrates increased efficacy in suppressing stress.
The approach shows promise for a wide spectrum of functional disorders.

Conclusions:

Adaptive neurostimulation offers a personalized and effective method for stress management.
Feedback from endogenous human rhythms is key to therapeutic success.
This approach paves the way for innovative technologies in functional disorder correction.