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Community Member shared experience on ADHD (Kids)

over 1 year ago

Love this for my 8 year old!

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Jeffrey Johnson shared experience on Pain Only

over 1 year ago

My wife and I use this IC to charge small metallic coated patches and wear them in isolated areas of the body for temporary relief such as knee pain.

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Kimberly Muzzi

Apr 18, 2024

Question, if we can use the ICs on metal coated patches, can we use a metal thermos?

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Anton SF

Apr 18, 2024

Kimberly Muzzi, metal-coated patches also have a layer of plastic and overall it work as a capacitor. If you want to imprint water inside of the metal container, it would not work, because the metal bottle would shield the signal (like a Faraday cage).

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Kimberly Muzzi

Apr 18, 2024

Anton SF Thank you for the explaination and quick reply

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Diane

May 01, 2024

Anton SF HI ! If I may, for me I find it easier to put the ICs on top of the bottle, same for my cream, I open the jar and put the ICs on top, this way I don't have to transfer anything. If the opening is too big, I put plastic wrap on top to hold the ICs. Hope that helps

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Anton SF

May 01, 2024

Diane, if you imprint water by placing the IC Pad on top of the bottle, then the distance from the IC Pad to the water will be greater than if you placed the IC Pad under the bottle. This can result in a weaker imprint.

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Diane

May 10, 2024

Anton SF Thank you Anton, that's good to know

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olya wrote a comment to Adrenal Fatigue

over 1 year ago

Can you mix different binaural beats and/or listen to different audio ICs at the same time? Or do the different audio ICs cancel each other out? I want to explore the variety of the beats you offer, but it's a bit time-consuming.

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Anton SF

May 10, 2024

olya, you should not play different binaural beats ICs at the same time. Other Audible ICs are best to be used in one-by-one mode as well. We have 5 these only;

Brain Theta (Deeply relaxed)

Brain Beta (Alertness)

Brain Alpha (Calmness)

Brain Delta (Sleep)

Brain Gamma (Concentration)

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olya

May 10, 2024

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Anton SF Thanks! Can I put them in a playlist or set them to auto-play so they play in order while I work?

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Anton SF

May 10, 2024

olya, yes, you can create complex and play it in one-by-one mode. You can see related videos here: https://www.infopathy.com/en/tutorials/for_users?show=getting_started&source=web

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olya

May 10, 2024

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Anton SF What about mixing the beats with other types of music, such as classical, or even lectures that could play in the background? Is that possible, or should the beats be listened to alone?

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Anton SF

May 10, 2024

olya, yes, while listening to any Audible ICs (including beats) you can listen to some music as the same time.

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olya

May 10, 2024

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Anton, do you need to listen to a specific binaural beat for consecutive days before switching to another, or can you use them as needed? I'm dealing with adrenal fatigue and wondering if it's best to repeat the beats for a few weeks or days, then take a break to let my body adjust. How do I know when to stop using them? Also, is it possible to overdo the... See more

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Anton SF

May 10, 2024

olya, you can listen to specific binaural beats as needed. For other audible ICs and ICs in general we recommend to focus on up to 3 health goals at a time. For example adrenal fatigue Audible ICs is not a binaural beat type, but more complex. You can stop frequent use of particular IC when you reached desired level of improvement and later repeat using it once in a... See more

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