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This is just a short post that I will greatly expand on in the coming weeks, but first off I'd like to ask you all- Have any of you heard about this technology? Does it really work?

Without getting too scientific (I will later on), basically it is recorded low frequency hums that stimulate your brain to make new brain cells (neurons) that connect both sides of your brain. This is supposed to engage certain brain wave patterns and balance them out. It engages your whole brain to think together, leading to a much better management of stress and anxiety and other dysfunctional behaviours (therefore you'll crack up less), and allowing the mind to expand its creativity and memory etc.

i use something similar, but the science is way different.

that science sounds wrong, btw.

I have some stuff I will post soon. in vu.

^^ It is wrong, you say? Hmmmmm..... (glad I didn't fully doubt my sceptism)

When I can post more information, I might move this thread to the VU, as it gets sorta deep....and I'd like to discuss it in great depth, the whole theory behind it. I posted it here to get some coverage and general idea.

I actually first heard about this today...just a couple hours ago. I don't know much about it tho...got a link?

I don't get the point of this thread.....


I don't know anything about it....neither does apparently anyone else.....so why do you keep saying "i'll go into depth later"



if you don't go into depth now...whats the point?


It's like starting a thread....and saying "oh...I'll tell you what this thread is about later....but for now....I posted it...."

L.G., first paragraph reads:

QUOTE(Pete)but first off I'd like to ask you all- Have any of you heard about this technology? Does it really work?

Translation: If someone else knows something about it, or has heard about it, please discuss before I go off into a long rant and nobody has a clue about it, and or may not be interested...

You're welcome...

BTW, I think Pete has you on ignore...Talk about pointless posts... /laugh.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":lol:" border="0" alt="laugh.gif" />

I still don't see the point of a "I'll tell you later" in like 5 different spots...



lol probably does, oh well.