Brendas Story V3
Brenda Duncan · Zionsville, Indiana
“Well, where's yours?”
That's what her brother said when Brenda stopped by to ask how the VIBE was going. His was under his shirt. So is everybody's.
BRENDA DUNCAN, ZIONSVILLE, INDIANA
A page about counting
Brenda has no idea how many people she's put a VIBE on. Neither does anyone else in this story.
It started as one device, for one person, for one trip. She bought it to travel with because her full-size PEMF mat doesn't fit on an airplane. Somewhere between then and now it stopped being hers.
Her brother has circulation trouble behind one knee. Surgery wasn't going to fix it. Brenda told him about the VIBE and he got one. She went over one afternoon to check on him.
“I said, ‘So how are things going?’ He says, ‘Well, where's yours?’ He pulled his out. He had it under his shirt.”
Brenda DuncanThat's the whole story, really. Nobody in Brenda's life is a customer. They're a household, a family, a set of friends, and the device just keeps changing hands.
Head count, as best she can manage
Everyone wears it. Everyone runs something different.
Same device in every case. What changes is which of the built-in settings each person presses.
- BrendaCommon Cold and Immune Support before crowds. Vagus Nerve, Relax and Balance, Brain Wave Delta, and Sleep in the evenings. Brain Wave Alpha or Brain Fog on rough mornings.
- Her husbandWears it daily. Used it for his back. Runs it for focus through back-to-back meetings. Grabbed hers from her purse for Brain Fog after a bad night on the road.
- Her brotherCirculation behind the knee. Under his shirt, all day, every day.
- Her granddaughterVagus Nerve.
- A friend after knee surgeryFibromyalgia setting, on the knee, over the bandages. Five minutes. More on that below.
- Sandy, in FloridaArthritis, bone-on-bone pain, kidney trouble. Wears it daily. Ran it before a dentist's blood-pressure check and got cleared for the procedure.
- One of Sandy's peopleOrdered ten.
How it spreads
She asks one question, then she hands it over.
“What are your thoughts on non-traditional medicine?” That's the whole screening process. If the answer is yes, Brenda tells them what she and her husband have seen, and the VIBE comes out of her purse.
A friend had just come through her second knee replacement, the first one undone by a fall that hyperextended the joint so badly the surgeons thought she might lose the leg. Nothing was touching the pain. Brenda set the VIBE on Fibromyalgia and her friend put it on the knee, right on top of the bandages.
Five minutes in: “My pain is reduced significantly.” Five minutes later: “I can feel the nerve endings trying to find each other.”
Two weeks later, Brenda saw her walking in heels.
She became a Resona Health affiliate on the spot, and Brenda has no idea how many people she's told since. That's the pattern with all of them. Sandy isn't an affiliate. She just believes in it so much she tells everyone anyway, and one of the people she told ordered ten.
“Like a lot of us, we share it, and people get it because they're so excited about it, and we never know.”
Brenda DuncanThe skeptic asked for his own
“He puts up with me a lot.”
Brenda is the one in the marriage who tries things. Her husband is the one who watches her try them. He said yes to the VIBE in the first place because there was a money-back guarantee, which is a very husband reason.
Now he wears his every day. When cold and flu season came, the two of them ran Common Cold and Flu together, every day, around a lot of sick people.
2people in the house
2VIBEs in the house
0sick days all year
Neither of them got sick the entire year. As of the day we talked, they still hadn't. The night before a procedure, Brenda felt a cold coming on, ran Common Cold and Immune Support, and woke up fine.
Her own number moved too. An Oura Ring had her heart rate variability in the high teens. On Vagus Nerve, it's been as high as 39.
Practical note
The one in her purse is always on loan.
Brenda carries hers so she can hand it over. That's how her husband ended up with it in the car, how a friend ended up with it on a bandaged knee, and why the second VIBE in the house was never really a question.
For whoever ends up wearing it: the minimum that works is one protocol every other day, three or four sessions a week, rotating through the settings you chose. Run them more often if you like, at any time of day. It's 2.4 ounces; wear it on the lanyard around your neck, in a pocket, or tucked in a bra. It goes through airport security without a second look. Brenda walked through O'Hare wearing hers.
If it gets wet, skip the bag of rice and use a blow-dryer.
The VIBE, from Resona Health
$299 $399
A pocket-sized PEMF device with 60 core protocols and 70 expansion protocols built in, including every setting on Brenda's roster. One button. No app, no subscription, nothing to figure out. Easy enough to hand to your brother.
- 2.4 ounces; wears on the included lanyard, in a pocket, or tucked away, and works through clothing
- Rechargeable, about 5 hours per charge at full power
- Safe for people and pets
- Free shipping worldwide
- 30-day money-back guarantee and 1-year warranty
The guarantee is what got Brenda's husband to say yes. Thirty days. If it does nothing for you, send it back for a full refund.
Nobody in this story bought a gadget.
They got handed one. By a sister, a wife, a grandmother, a friend who asked one question first. And every one of them kept it, and most of them handed it on.
Brenda's brother had the right answer. Where's yours?
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The VIBE isn't the only thing in Brenda's house.
She owns a BlueVibe too. And the ring on her finger is why she knows her Vagus Nerve numbers at all. Three more from Resona Health, every link carrying Brenda's name.
BlueVibe
$349 $499
PEMF and blue light, both pulsed at 40 Hz, in a one-button wearable for the wrist or the back of the neck. Made for focus, memory, and mental clarity. The one for the husband who lives in meetings.
See the BlueVibe
VaguVibe
$249 $349
A pendant worn over the chest that gently supports the vagus nerve with low-level PEMF all day. No menus, no sessions, nothing to feel. The all-day version of the protocol Brenda and her granddaughter both run.
See the VaguVibe
Kario Wellness Watch
$149
HRV, sleep, heart rate, blood pressure, blood oxygen, and a single Vitality Score, on your wrist. Sleep and HRV are the two numbers that matter most. Brenda watches hers on a ring; this is the same measurement for a fraction of the price.
See the Kario WatchThe VIBE, BlueVibe, and VaguVibe are FDA general wellness devices. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.
Nothing on this page is medical advice. The stories here are Brenda Duncan's own and those of family and friends she knows. Protocol names are the names of settings on the device, not claims of treatment for any condition. Heart rate variability figures are her own consumer wearable readings. See your physician for any health concern.
Brenda Duncan is an independent affiliate of Resona Health and earns a commission on purchases made through the links on this page, at no additional cost to you.