Electroceuticals represent a radical shift in treating neurological conditions. These devices manipulate the body's neural circuits using electrical impulses, offering potential treatments for an array of diseases. They function by modulating neural impulses controlling the body, with the potential to treat diabetes, obesity, hypertension, and pulmonary diseases. Current electroceutical devices, like pacemakers, deep-brain stimulation, and vagus-nerve stimulation, have shown benefits in various conditions, including Parkinson's disease and epilepsy. However, they often lack specificity in targeting individual nerve fibers or brain circuits​​.