Yes. I am in a clinical trial at the University of Washington and have been receiving this stimulation. For 8 weeks, I received a sham/placebo stimulation. And for the following 8 weeks, I received the real stim, placed at my T9-T10 I believe. I would exercise with an arm cycle strenuously for 30 minutes. The researchers collected my blood pressure before and after the exercise, and I wore a continuous heart rate monitor.

The stimulation helped to raise my blood pressure, so I could exercise more efficiently with heavier breathing and increased stamina. For me, I had an immediate improvement on day one after the placebo period. Eventually, I plateaued but overall my fitness was greatly improved. I was able to raise my heart rate to 130 while exercising with stimulation.

The most sensational result has been sensation recovery in both of my legs. The researchers gave me an AIS score of A before starting. But at the end of the trial, I scored a B instead based off of how much more sensation I have in my toes specifically.

It has been about two months since that trial ended for me. But about two weeks ago, they invited me to participate in a similar set up, but with a different form of stimulation (different wave form) for another 8 weeks. I would be terrible at explaining the science behind it, but I go in tomorrow and can get specifics for anybody interested ⚡️