Electroceuticals Medicines that affect the neural circuits of the organs are known as electroceuticals. These medications are a precise kind of treatment because, in contrast to conventional medications, they specifically target individual neuronal electrical circuits in the cells.  They are therefore viewed as an alternative to pharmaceutical drug-based treatments.  Neuroscience, electronics, bioengineering, and molecular drugs are used in electroceuticals to control biological functions in the human body.  They are used to treat a variety of illnesses, including epilepsy, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and cardiovascular problems. Get Sample PDF Report with Graphs and Figures Here What are examples of electroceuticals? Electroceuticals refer to a class of medical devices that use electrical impulses to stimulate, modulate, or...