Binaural beats

What are they and how they can

help you.
What are Binaural Beats?

Binaural Beats are Not a "New Age" Fad. Binaural Beats have
been researched for almost 170 years. The human brain goes
through many frequency cycles during each day. Different
frequencies produce different effects to the human consciousness.
Using this information, it has been discovered that the brains
receiving and operating frequency can be altered by sound
waves. Many of the most powerful brain frequencies are under 20
Hz. Since the ear itself does not respond to frequencies below 20
Hz, Binaural Beat Technology came about which uses the inner
wiring of the brain to produce the frequency with perfect
accuracy.

How Binaural Beats Work

Binaural Beats work by broadcasting two separate frequencies in

each ear. For example, if you wanted to tune your brain to a 7 Hz
frequency, you could play 200 Hz in your right ear, and 207 Hz in
your left ear. The brain will compensate for the difference
between the two and produce a third tone that will be exactly 7
Hz. This will result in your brain frequency being lowered and
tuned to the desired 7 Hz operating stage.
The Difference Between Recordings

We often receive questions inquiring about the difference

between recordings. Many of our descriptions sound alike and
people may assume that the recordings are basically the same.
This is not the case. Each recording is different, and each
recording is tuned for a specific purpose. Example- 4.2 Hz and
6.3 Hz are both within the Theta Range, but exhibit totally
different characteristics. The four main frequency classifications
are large and vague ranges, and within these classifications are
an array of frequency options which all produce different effects.
Also, studies show that exact combination of frequencies cause
many documented brain reactions. We can not publicly disclose
the exact frequencies used in our recordings for product
protection reasons, but you can be assured each and every
recording is specifically tuned to stimulate certain abilities.

Difference Between Subliminal And Binaural

Subliminal recordings attempt to program the brain with the use

of harmonic sounds and voices alone. Subliminal recordings
usually have no immediate effects, and is doubted if they produce
any effects at all. Binaural Beats work immediately, and can be
felt upon first use. There is proven science behind Binaural Beats
and the effects are real. Binaural Beats successfully alter your
brains frequencies. Once your brain is in the right state to absorb,
subliminal programming is dramatically improved.
What To Expect

Simply stated, Expect Results. Binaural Beats directly stimulate

the brain by altering the operating frequency. Some of the
common physical effects are:

1. The body feeling heavy and the inability to move freely

2. Total relaxation of the entire body from head to toe
3. Vivid visualizations, colors, and patterns
4. Separation of the conscious and subconscious mind
5. Anxiety, Stress, and Tension Relieved
6. Feeling of sedation or not feeling the body at all

Every persons brain is different, and every recording we sell uses

different frequencies. There is no exact answer to what you will
experience. Some minds are more open to suggestion, and some
are stubborn. Many people have absolutely "Wild Experiences",
while others have more mild effects. Although each of our
recordings is specifically designed for a purpose, experiences will
differ person to person.

Are Binaural Beats Dangerous?

There is no proof to suggest Binaural Beats pose any danger to

listeners. Binaural Beats use the exact same frequencies that we
touch upon everyday in our daily lives. Binaural Beats allow you
to reach certain mind levels "On Demand". I suggest persons with
heart problems, psychological problems, and other abnormalities
consult a doctor before use.
Operating machinery and driving can be dangerous while listening
to Binaural Beats. It is recommended to only use Binaural
Recordings in the comfort of your own home, or in a safe
location.

Brain Frequency Chart

Extensive credible studies have been done with Binaural Beats in

attempts to find out what frequencies trigger brain reactions.
These studies have produced incredible results that link
metaphysical abilities to exact frequencies. Below is a chart that
shows the 4 most common brain wave classifications. Each
classification can be broken down into frequencies that each
effect a different part of the conscious and subconscious mind.
Remember, there are many possible variations within each
classifications, and studies show certain combinations of these
frequencies produce different effects.

Frequency
Name Usually associated with:
range
Beta Active, busy or anxious thinking and active
13 to 40 Hz
waves concentration
Alpha
7 to 13 Hz Relaxation (while awake)
waves
Theta
4 to 7 Hz Dreams, deep meditation, hypnosis
waves
Delta
< 4 Hz Deep dreamless sleep
waves
History Of Binaural Beats

The power of Binaural Beats was discovered in 1839 by Heinrich

Wilhelm Dove, but the idea never took off. 134 years later,
Gerald Oster published an article called "Auditory Beats in the
Brain" which was published in Scientific American in 1973. Oster's
paper was landmark not so much for its own new laboratory
findings, but rather that in the way in which it identified and tied
together the isolated islands of relevant research done since
Dove, in a way that gave the subject fresh insight and relevance
to scientific research.