 anti-stress patch while her husband Prince Harry enjoys a solo work vacation in Asia, which has left fans slightly worried for the Duchess. But what exactly is the anti-stress patch that Meghan was spotted donning on a wander through Montecito, California, and what does it do to the body? While Meghan stepped out on Friday, she donned an expensive wool coat, despite the sweltering temperature in the area, and showed off an unusual patch on her wrist. The patch is believed to have been developed by the brand NuCalm. Known as the Biosignal Processing Disc, it's said to "provide the resonance and frequencies to ensure a fast-acting, deep, and long-lasting NuCalm experience". For all the latest on news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US. The patches cost $80 (£63) for a pack of 20, or $400 (£315) for a pack of 100. Users are instructed to place one disc three-finger lengths away from the edge of their left wrist and warned not to place it on their right. It can then be left in place for the day and throughout the night too. The NuCalm support centre likens the disc to a "battery". They urge the user to think of the disc like a battery, adding: "A battery contains a charge; once it touches a metal contact, that device begins pulling energy from it. Similarly, the disc contains signalling to activate the GABAergic system; once it touches your skin, your body begins pulling frequencies from it." A video on the site claims that the patches use vibration frequency to send signals to the brain "like a tuning fork", with the cells in the brain then oscillating at the same frequency which is embedded. It is claimed by the site that the discs are embedded with electromagnetic frequencies "specific to natural elements){kind=link}
Meghan Markle’s $4 NuCalm anti-stress patch works ‘like a battery’ to calm the body, according to the brand’s website, which comes after the Duchess of Sussex donned the disc on an outing
Meghan Markle has been spotted wearing a $4 (£3) anti-stress patch while her husband Prince Harry enjoys a solo work vacation in Asia, which has left fans slightly worried for the Duchess.
But what exactly is the anti-stress patch that Meghan was spotted donning on a wander through Montecito, California, and what does it do to the body?
While Meghan stepped out on Friday, she donned an expensive wool coat, despite the sweltering temperature in the area, and showed off an unusual patch on her wrist. The patch is believed to have been developed by the brand NuCalm. Known as the Biosignal Processing Disc, it’s said to “provide the resonance and frequencies to ensure a fast-acting, deep, and long-lasting NuCalm experience”.
For all the latest on news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US.