The nerve-zapping device that ‘could help improve your fitness’ - Wearing the stimulator for just 30 minutes a day increased oxygen intake during exercise ...

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A small device that zaps a major nerve connecting the heart and brain could help improve fitness, an early trial suggests. Wearing the stimulator for just 30 minutes a day increased oxygen intake ...