Jon_Knowles
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I used Neuro-Programmer 2 and 3 for a couple of years for cool down for a session and liked it. I got an email this morning from them about their new product, based on AI. They also provided am extensive list of published research articles on the subject.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B69lG4KUuauXUVV1R2hEZXhlNVE/view
Their web site is:
https://brain.fm/
They have monthly, yearly and ‘forever’ payment plans.
They have this to say about binaural beats:
“Binaural beats is 1970s technology. It’s akin to comparing dial up internet (binaural beats) to fiber optic internet (Brain.fm). The difference is advanced technology equates to superior results.
Gerald Oster, the original researcher of binaural beats, denied it’s (sic) therapeutic use cases and endorsed other audio methods as more effective (find the research paper on google).
Why are binaural beats so popular? They’ve been overhyped by marketers, not scientists.”
I imagine the folks at the Monroe Institute would shout to differ! I’ve tried Hemi-Synch tapes and youtube videos and like those too. (Sometimes, with any of these modalities, I get a “moving feeling” in my head; as if things are moving around in there – don’t know if it correlates with a good session or not!)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B69lG4KUuauXUVV1R2hEZXhlNVE/view
Their web site is:
https://brain.fm/
They have monthly, yearly and ‘forever’ payment plans.
They have this to say about binaural beats:
“Binaural beats is 1970s technology. It’s akin to comparing dial up internet (binaural beats) to fiber optic internet (Brain.fm). The difference is advanced technology equates to superior results.
Gerald Oster, the original researcher of binaural beats, denied it’s (sic) therapeutic use cases and endorsed other audio methods as more effective (find the research paper on google).
Why are binaural beats so popular? They’ve been overhyped by marketers, not scientists.”
I imagine the folks at the Monroe Institute would shout to differ! I’ve tried Hemi-Synch tapes and youtube videos and like those too. (Sometimes, with any of these modalities, I get a “moving feeling” in my head; as if things are moving around in there – don’t know if it correlates with a good session or not!)