The TouchPoint Solution™ Launches 2nd Wearable Tech Product in 6 Months | By Maciej Heyman

Scottsdale, Arizona (PRWEB) June 05, 2017

If there is one common factor afflicting this world, it’s stress. From increasing intrapersonal hostility to critically impairing the immune system, there is no debate over the detrimental consequences of stress. Since the launch of its premier neuroscientific stress-hacking wearable device, TouchPoints™ original, Scottsdale-based company The Touchpoint Solution™ has committed itself to shifting this power dynamic back into the hands of its users, empowering them to diminish up to 71% of their stress in just 30 seconds. Now, just six months after that initial campaign, the TouchPoint™ team has introduced its second wearable tech product, the widely anticipated TouchPoints™ basic, via an Indiegogo campaign on June 5th.

TouchPoints™ basic were designed with the user in mind, offering customers a streamlined model of the original stress-busting TouchPoint™ devices, perfect for customers looking for affordable, effective, fast-acting stress relief.

Similar to its first wearable tech product, TouchPoints™ original, TouchPoints™ basic use BLAST (Bi-lateral Alternating Stimulation Delivered Tactile) technology by emitting gentle, alternating vibrations to reroute the body’s stress-driven fight, flight, or freeze (F3) response and restore the nervous system to its normal functions, allowing users to think clearly and experience calm. The new devices come in a variety of fun, stylish colors, and operate independently of an app, making them ideal for users searching for powerful stress relief that is easily incorporated into everyday life.

“I’m a true believer of giving access to neuroscientific discoveries to everyone in need,” explained Dr. Serin, Ph.D., TouchPoint™ Chief Science Officer and Co-Founder. “It’s not fair to confine this technology to a doctor’s office. That was the main reason why I created TouchPoints™ and feel TouchPoints™ basic can impact even more people by making it more affordable and accessible to all.”

Based on the already successful product TouchPoints™ original, this new version is designed to relieve stress and anxiety, as well as improve focus, reduce cravings, improve performance, manage anger, reduce sensory overload, and promote more restful sleep.

TouchPoints™ basic are available to preorder starting at $99 at https://igg.me/at/touchpoints.
A set includes two TouchPoint™ devices (one for each side of the body) as well as charging cables, and clips for attaching the devices to clothes. Additional accessories, including colorful wristbands, are available for purchase separately.

Visit the TouchPoint Solution’s™ media page for more information (https://thetouchpointsolution.com/a/press-kit)

About The Touchpoint Solution™
Neuropsychologist Amy Serin, Ph.D., and child advocate Vicki Mayo founded The Touchpoint Solution™ in late 2015 with the mission of bringing relief to the millions of people who suffer from stress and anxiety. Over the last decade, Dr. Serin’s work in therapy and neuroscience led to the discovery that a component of successful PTSD treatment could be used as a stand-alone product for a range of individuals whose stress and intensities hamper performance, relaxation, sleep, and their ability to cope with sensory stimuli. Dr. Serin recognized that this method was too powerful to be confined to doctors’ offices and partnered with long-time friend and entrepreneur Vicki Mayo to bring TouchPoints™ to the world.

About TouchPoints™ basic
TouchPoints™ basic are non-invasive, wearable devices that use patent-pending neuroscience technology to relieve stress and anxiety, improve focus, reduce cravings, improve performance, manage anger, reduce sensory overload and promote more restful sleep. They come in a set to be worn on both the right and left side of the body, on wrists or in discrete locations such as in the hands, socks or pockets. TouchPoints™ basic are available to preorder starting at $99 at https://igg.me/at/touchpoints.

TouchPoints™ are a neuroscientific lifestyle device. They are not a substitute for medical treatment nor are they intended to cure any medical condition.

*This article first appeared in MilTech on June 05, 2017, by Maciej Heyman. To read the full article, click here.