Chill Pill 2.0

Directing Our Nerves

Our body is filled from head to toe in sensory neurons—those things that tell our brain when something is happening in our body. These neurons will tell us when we are danger, when we're getting too hot, and even when we're having a panic attack!

The Chill Pill sends out electric pulses that stimulate these neurons, to get them in line. When we're uncomfortable and struggling with insomnia or anxiety, our neurons are sending some crazy messages to our brain. But when we let the Chill Pill do the talking, our neurons return to a stabilized state, allowing the tension to melt away from head to toe.

The Peripheral Nervous System

As one of the primary ways that our bodies' process touch, our peripheral nervous system is made up of two sections—the motor division and the sensory division. These two systems process sensory input from the outside world, connecting our external stimulants to our internal functioning and feeling, and keep our vital organs running, like maintaining a regular heart beat, breath, and more unconscious processes. These necessary internal networks control the same pieces of ourselves that freak out during an anxiety attack, or keep us up all night fighting insomnia.

The Fascia

Commonly referred to as connective tissue, the Fascia is the largest and most unappreciated organ in our bodies. Acting as the glue that holds all of our pieces together—bones, muscles, ligaments, and organs alike—the Fascia keeps our systems organized and in place. And since it's everywhere, it feels everything! Even the smallest amount of pressure applied to the fascial net will send a message across the entire body at lightning speed. The fascia is also known for its incomparable memory; every injury, tear, trauma and scar is stored in the membranes for ages and influences the messages that are sent throughout the body.