Sep 9, 2026 · 26 min · 14 segments
I’m excited to have Povilas Sabaliauskas, the CEO of Pulsetto, joining me for a two-part series. I truly believe that the Pulsetto is the best vagus nerve stimulator on the market. Today, in Part 1…
Povilas SabaliauskasGuestStephanie GrayHostSo what's the difference between this sort of electrical simulation on the vagus nerve and then like activating vagus nerve from cold exposure or breath work or something else? Like, can this replace those or is it an adjunct to those? Have they been studied in comparison? Like, go there for me.

For us, you know, I would say I am quite structured and I like to do breath work, but still I have like two, maximum three days a week where I can do breath work.

It takes dedicated time and usually it takes around 10 minutes to do it.

And you need to, I don't know, sit in one place and do this kind of things.

If you cannot do breathwork, then I would say you will never get used to it.

Because, you know, I like cold showers, but I do not have a lot of time to also, you know, apply ice to the bathtub and etc.

So this is four minutes, as you can reach, I don't know, in 20-30 minutes of meditation.
So what's the difference between this sort of electrical simulation on the vagus nerve and then like activating vagus nerve from cold exposure or breath work or something else? Like, can this replace those or is it an adjunct to those? Have they been studied in comparison? Like, go there for me.

For us, you know, I would say I am quite structured and I like to do breath work, but still I have like two, maximum three days a week where I can do breath work.

It takes dedicated time and usually it takes around 10 minutes to do it.

And you need to, I don't know, sit in one place and do this kind of things.

If you cannot do breathwork, then I would say you will never get used to it.

Because, you know, I like cold showers, but I do not have a lot of time to also, you know, apply ice to the bathtub and etc.

So this is four minutes, as you can reach, I don't know, in 20-30 minutes of meditation.
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