StressEraser Biofeedback System
StressEraser Biofeedback System
The StressEraser is a small, portable and accurate biofeedback stress reduction device. It works by helping you relax your body and calm your mind by guiding you to change your breathing and your focus.
What you see on the screen is a wave which represents the pattern of your pulse rate. A series of triangles appear on the screen that work as cues to modify your breathing. The StressEraser is designed to guide your breathing with these cues.
 Place your finger in the pulse sensor |
 Synchronize your breathing to the screen's Breathwave |
 In a few minutes, your mind feels calm and your body relaxed |
Proper breathing changes the way your body responds to stress. When we become stressed too often, our nerves respond faster and more strongly to stress. We become stressed more easily, more quickly, and more intensely.
Proper breathing changes the way your body responds to stress. The StressEraser measures the effects of breathing on the parasympathetic system, and uses this information to guide you into relaxation.
The Relaxing Nights Program
Nature intended for us to fully recuperate and recharge each night, so we can start each day stress-free and relaxed. But sometimes we accumulate so much stress during our days that we hold onto it at night, even as we are sleeping. Each time this happens, the grip of stress gets stronger.
The Relaxation Nights Program guides you into deep relaxation each night for stree-free tomorrows. The StressEraser's award-winning medical technology quickly relaxes your body and quiets your mind before bed. When using it right before sleep, you can keep your body and mind relaxed all night long - giving yourself hours of rest and recuperation.
Within two weeks you will feel the difference all day long. Within one month, you will have found the key to stress-free days.
Feel good again in 30 Days... Guaranteed
Television & Print Reviews:
"Who needs a yogi when you have a StressEraser " - November 25, 2005
It's a mini-biofeedback machine that helps to relax your body and calm your mind, just by changing your breathing and your focus... That in turn activates a part of the nervous system that quiets the body—reducing stress.
- Good Morning America Robin Roberts, “Good Morning America”, February 24, 2006
A lot of time high-tech gadgets add to the stress in our lives but here's one high-tech gadget that's designed to take stress away. It's called StressEraser.
-John Yang, ABC News March 10, 2006
You're focusing your mind and you're slowly counting as you exhale and I've tried it and it's a pretty remarkable tool. It's $179, but if you think about the long-term effects of stress and the long-term health problems that can come from that, it's worth it."
-Jane Weaver, MSNBC March 30, 2006
For six weeks, I tried the StressEraser three or four times a week, up to three times a day. I got the hang of slowing down my system pretty easily; my forehead, neck and shoulders felt more relaxed after each session. I felt like I'd just awakened from a nap, but I was not groggy.
-Samantha Sordyl, The Washington Post January 3, 2006
I've been trying the StressEraser from Helicor for a couple of days, and I already regard it as my favorite meditation teacher yet. The StressEraser is a slick-looking device, all brushed metal with simple buttons and a clear display showing your pulse in the form of waves, along with other benchmark symbols.
-Mark Baard, Boston Globe March 27, 2006
Once I learned to exhale whenever I saw a triangle, I started to feel calmer... Focusing on the shapes on the screen forced me to slow down my breathing and thus my emotions.
-Hallie Levine, Women's Health magazine April 2006
I have high blood pressure, a type-A personality, and a deadline-driven job. So I needed this biofeedback machine, which trained me to chill out like a yogic master... After just five minutes, a day in the office felt like a stroll on the beach. [Rating: 9/10]
-Brian Lam, WIRED January 17, 2006
The device did relax me in every environment I tried it in. A usually tension-inducing subway ride home was almost refreshing. I nearly fell asleep in my office during one afternoon session. And my ability to concentrate amid the clutter of working at home seemed a bit improved following 5 minutes of technology-assisted breathing.
- Samuel K. Moore, IEEE Spectrum March 2006
Controlling stress, it turns out, is about activating something called the vagus nerve, a part of the nervous system that influences heart rate. Sounds simple, but how is it done? You could sign up for yoga classes, or better yet, lay your hands on a nifty new device called the StressEraser.
- Thomas Jackson, Forbes FYI October 31, 2005
The StressEraser teaches you how to relax and master physical, mental, and emotional stress. It measures the activity of the Vagus nerve by taking your pulse from your index finger... Now you don't have to use a $3,000 machine at your doctor's, or go to an old woman in Chinatown.
- New York Post November 23, 2005 March 27, 2006
"I stuck my finger in after I topped a tee shot," said Joan, 41, who's strung tighter than a banjo. "A few deep breaths later, bingo! I chilled out, hit a nice approach and made par."
- Golf Magazine May 2006
Frost & Sullivan's 2006 Technology Innovation of the Year Award in the field of stress reduction and management technologies goes to Helicor, Inc. for its development of the breakthrough 'StressEraser' device technology. This handheld relaxation-training device is able to provide effective relief from chronic stress.
- Preethi Vaidyanathan, Frost & Sullivan March 15, 2006
Healthcare Professionals:
"The StressEraser is a ground breaking achievement in the area of stress reduction and biofeedback."
Robert Reiner, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Behavioral Associates
Faculty member, Dept. of Psychiatry, NYU Medical Center
"It's small, it's portable, and it's accurate. The StressEraser is so simple, gives immediate feedback, gives a guide to how you're doing, and is interesting enough to use that patients really do use it and enjoy using it.
James Spira, PhD, MPH, ABPP
Program Director, Casa Palmera Care Center
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