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09 Feb
09Feb

Imagine living with a constant shadow: a dull ache, a sharp jab, a relentless reminder that something is wrong. Millions with chronic low back pain (CLBP) know this reality all too well. But a revolutionary collaboration between AppliedVR and Kernel might just shine a light of hope.


Beyond Distraction: VR as a Physiological Healer?This groundbreaking study wasn't just about escaping into virtual worlds. It delved deeper, using advanced tools like Kernel's brain-reading headset to witness something remarkable: VR therapy sparked real physiological changes



Participants showed increased brain coherence and slower breathing, indicators typically associated with pain reduction. This suggests VR could be more than just distraction; it could rewire the pain response itself.


A Beacon in the Opioid Crisis: CLBP is a major player in the opioid epidemic, fueling disability and dependence. AppliedVR's FDA-approved RelieVRx program, combined with VR's potential to reduce opioid use, offers a glimmer of hope. Imagine managing pain without harmful drugs, regaining control, and reclaiming your life.


The Future Beckons: Expanding Horizons and Redefining Possibilities:This is just the beginning. AppliedVR and Kernel are determined to push the boundaries, conducting further research on diverse populations and unraveling the secrets of chronic pain biomarkers. The future holds the promise of personalized VR experiences, tailored to individual needs and maximizing relief.



This isn't just about pain relief; it's about rewriting the narrative:

  • From patients to empowered individuals: imagine taking charge of your pain, not letting it control you.
  • From suffering to transformation: VR could become a tool for healing and recovery, not just symptom management.
  • From blurred lines to redefined possibilities: This research paints a picture of a future where technology and humanity merge, offering unprecedented solutions to age-old problems.


This is more than just a study; it's a declaration of hope. While the story of chronic pain may be tough, VR and innovative collaborations like this one are weaving a new chapter of empowerment and possibility. Remember, this is just the beginning. The future of pain management, thanks to VR, looks brighter than ever



The article was written by Amit Caesar AND BARD


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