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Tom Spooner says transcranial magnetic stimulation improved his quality of life by 'minimum 30%'

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published October 21, 2026 · Mike Drop · Delta Force Veteran Reveals Why Some Teammates Called Him a Traitor | Ep. 314
Tom Spooner says transcranial magnetic stimulation improved his quality of life by 'minimum 30%'
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Delta Force Veteran Reveals Why Some Teammates Called Him a Traitor | Ep. 314

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"When I did eight my first eight weeks of that in 2017 man it improved my quality of life minimum 30%."

Tom Spooner says that after an initial eight-week course of transcranial magnetic stimulation in 2017, his quality of life improved by at least 30%. He adds that for him the benefits fade over time and he typically repeats the treatment every six to eight months, and says many peers he knows have reported positive experiences with it.

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Tom Spooner · guest
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Delta Force Veteran Reveals Why Some Teammates Called Him a Traitor | Ep. 314
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