Wrist-Worn Independent 3-Point Acupuncture Stimulator

A wrist-worn acupuncture stimulation device comprising:

• a watch-like case having a top side and bottom side;
• a wrist strap or band attachable to the watch-like case constructed to allow the case to be worn on a human wrist;
• three supply electrodes and a ground electrode, each of the three supply electrodes and the ground electrode being mounted on the bottom side of the case, the three supply electrodes electrically connected to a variable voltage pulse power supply and located in positions corresponding to the H7, Lu9 and P6 acupuncture points, the three supply electrodes configured to inject current into the respectively the H7, Lu9 and P6 acupuncture points, the ground electrode configured to collect current from any or all of the three electrodes after passing through the H7, Lu9 or P6 acupuncture points, and return said current to the variable voltage pulse power supply;
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• a cortisol aptasensor configured to measure cortisol levels in the human wrist, wherein upon the cortisol aptasensor detecting increased cortisol, the wrist-worn acupuncture stimulation device is activated for a set period of time applying a plurality of direct current pulses via the three supply electrodes.