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US 2006/0224036 A1Published application
Methods and Apparatus for Acoustical Stimulation of the Brain
OwnerG. Lawlis, T. Lawlisinventors
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Abstract
A method and apparatus is presented for acoustically stimulating the brain by generating primary and secondary acoustical signals having differing characteristics. The signal differential thereby creates a tertiary signal or third wave. A user is able to interactively adjust the characteristics of the third wave by adjusting the characteristics of the primary and/or secondary signals to benefit or ameliorate a specific human condition.
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A device, comprising:
- a signal generator adapted to generate at least two sounds each having a frequency of about 0.1 hertz to about 4,000 hertz;
- a replaceable or rechargeable power source coupled to the signal generator;
- a user interface coupled to the signal generator and providing adjustment of at least the frequency and volume of at least one of the two sounds;
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- first and second ear pieces adapted to transmit the at least two sounds to the user to thereby stimulate the brain into a desired state of activity independent of the then-current brain wave activity of the user.
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