While the MIT research is legitimate, the video’s claim that streaming compression destroys 40 Hz therapeutic value is a pseudo-scientific stretch designed to sell high-fidelity audio. It’s a fascinating look at brain entrainment that unfortunately prioritizes marketing buzzwords over technical accuracy.
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MIT‘s research on 40 Hz Gamma waves will blow your mind. Actually it’ll repair your mind :-) Added:
Okay, so you kind of have a choice. You can meditate for an hour or two a day until you finally get that busy mind of yours to quiet down. Do that for like a decade or two, or [music] you could just put this track on that has a nice chronic tone and it's proven to entrain your brain into a gamma frequency in a matter of minutes, and then you can be all [music] enlightened.
I'm just kidding.
Um, but at least you could feel the feelings that are associated with that high peak gamma brainwave state. That's like a Tibetan monk sitting in a cave. I call it like the perfect [music] sweet spot of meditation. And I wrote a book about meditation. This is a gamma frequency.
It's 40 hertz. Gamma's [music] I call it the genius frequency. It's what the world's best athletes feel when they're >> [music] >> in flow state. It's the feeling of like tapping into the field. And it's actually one of my favorite frequencies for manifestation. [music] Somehow, I don't know how, it just seems to speed up the manifestation process uh bunch.
But it's also the rhythm that MIT's been using for [music] the last decade or so as a therapy for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. It's the same frequency that researchers studying right now for ADHD where the adult brain shows measurably less gamma frequency [music] than everybody else for ADHD. And also for autism where kids on the spectrum show [music] a different 40 hertz response than neurotypical brains. So, this track you're listening to contains a gamma wave isochronic pulse. All [music] you have to do is play it, put it in the background, or put on headphones. It works either way because it's isochronic [music] pulse, and your brain will just naturally sync up to that. It's a perfect flow state track.
And when it syncs up, when that happens, your heart rate slows down, you get connected, [music] you feel focused, you actually feel gratitude.
But here's the thing, you can't just [music] go stream any old 40 hertz track. A 40 hertz tone actually sounds like this.
>> [music] >> Like that would be hard to listen to for an hour or two a day.
So, to make it possible to do that, what we do is we tune the [music] whole track to 40 hertz and we bury it just below your conscious hearing ability.
So, if you stream it on YouTube or Spotify, the compression that they use takes all [music] that stuff out.
They figure if you're not going to hear it, there's no need for them to stream [music] it to you, so it gets deleted by the codec.
So, to make this work, you have to listen to full fidelity lossless high definition [music] spatial audio. Then you're getting the clinical grade audio that MIT says can heal your brain.
>> [music] >> Neuroplasticity, right? All the tests that MIT did were high grade lossless CD level audio, not streamed audio [music] off of YouTube or Spotify. You should do the same thing. So, look, if you want to try this out, there's a link to a lifetime [music] free membership in my bio. Go get it, use it, binge it every day, and then reach out and tell me what happens in your world. I can't wait for you to try this [music] for yourself. If you don't know me, my name is John. I'm the founder of Sonic Soul Work. I'm on a mission to help a million people live happier, healthier, more abundant lives through the use of [music] sacred frequency and sound. I would like that very much for you. The link's in the bio. Lifetime [music] free membership, no credit card required, no catch. Just go do it. Binge it. [music] Tell me how it works.
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