Brain Waves Entrainment – Is This For Real?

Have you ever heard of “Brain Waves Entrainment” technology? Sounds like something only a NASA scientist would know, doesn’t it? Fact or fiction? Let’s explore further.

Brain waves entrainment has its roots way back in 1839 when a German scientist by the name of Heinrich Wilhelm Dove discovered methods of influencing brainwaves.

Brainwaves are electrical signals emitted by your brain, and the 100 billion neurons that make up the nervous system. All of your senses communicate via these neurons – including your memories, your habits, and your emotions.

Each cell creates a tiny electrical charge when “activated” – and using specialized equipment, such as an EEG machine, we can detect this activity within the brain. This electrical activity occurs in “waves” – hence we can record the patterns of such activity as “brainwaves.”

Brain waves entrainment technology uses a highly specialized audio process to create sounds that assist in achieving advanced states of meditation. Each ear receives special sound frequencies and when your brain hears these frequencies, it tries to follow those frequencies.

It’s what happens when you listen to the sounds of waves, or gentle rainfall. The brain follows the soothing frequencies and influences your brainwave patterns, helping you feel more relaxed. The sounds change your state of mind.

These are some of the benefits that brain waves entrainment claims to produce:

Improved understanding and retention when learning new things.
Relief from stress and tension.
Boost in creativity and problem-solving skills.
Increased energy and motivation.
Better control of emotions.

So far, many brain waves entrainment products in the market seem to be working as claimed.

Indeed, there are lots of positive customer reviews reporting enhanced relaxation, heightened concentration, and overall peak performance.

As of this time brain waves entrainment is still a relatively unknown technology with not that many users. However with all the remarkable results experienced by its users now, it may very well gain wide acceptance in the near future.

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