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I have Neorhythm, use it every day and genuinely love it. Quick tip: a cheap wide fabric headband from Amazon stops it slipping around. There are caveats though. I'm in recovery from chronic fatigue. I asked Omnipemf if their 'Energy and Vitality' programme created genuine energy or acted more like a stimulant on the brain, much like caffeine. They said it was the former. In practice I've found it to be more the latter. Using energy my body hasn't naturally got on a regular basid has triggered crashes. I'm therefore now approaching tech much like I would medicine and titrating carefully.
Very interesting. Similar to you I use my Neorythm everyday. Oddly enough the mediation setting (not theta) would really get my mind focused and going; however, noticed gradual decline in affects there. Your saying that the devices uses vs creates (energy) was , so probably best to not use everyday? Also, what are you doing to correct chronic fatigue.
@@chrisf6421 I've found alternating devices helps me not get used to it. Interestingly, despite not being in pain, the pain setting gives me more natural energy than the actual energy setting. I'm not saying the energy setting uses energy in every case. I can only speak for my CFS experience. Post exertional malaise (PEM) is the hallmark of ME/CFS and #longCovid. It's not just the fatigue but the recovery from energy spurts that's the defining issue. For these cases I'd avoid long sessions of the energy setting as stimulants are analogous to maxing out credit cards when you haven't got a job. I had Chronic Post Viral Fatigue Syndrome (aka ME/CFS). I'd never fit everything I did into a comment. However as I'm very bothered about the spike in #longCovid cases I'll do my best to create a checklist. My first piece of advice is be prepared to roll up your sleeves. 1. Move gently when you can, but don't exercise - Exercise can make things worse and that's the hallmark of this condition. Rest is key. Anyone new to ME/CFS should look up pacing and ignore Graded Exercise Therapy (GET). If you forget everything else on this list remember this point. My doctor's bad exercise-extolling advice put me in a wheelchair for years and tragically many are still being told to exercise now. 2. Reduce inflammation - LLLT, grounding sheets, Scenar/Denas devices, PEMF, supplements that are gradually introduced (serrapetase, MSM, medicinal mushrooms etc) 3. Address physiological issues - the Perrin Technique is good for lympathic, SNS and structural anomalies (backed by clinicial trials) which are common to CFS cases. 4. Reduce stress - meditation, visualisation and making sure to address or exit toxic relationships. 5. Reduce pollutants and oxygenate - reduce chemical exposure everywhere in life, at least until the body is stronger. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy can be useful as can passive exercisers like Reviber. If you're electrically sensitive there are ways of reducing EMFs or strengthening the body against exposure. 6. Strengthen the gut biome - this will need an individual approach. An anti-infammatory wholefood diet is wise. Avoid harsh, generalised and fad detoxes shared by Influencers as CFS systems need more personalised delicate handling. 7. Boost the immune system - this will also need an individual approach. Some like pharmaceutical anti-virals. Others like herbs, adaptogens, amino acids and vitamin therapy. Immune crashes are common after exertion so that's another reason to pace yourself. Final point: It's rather taboo in the CFS/ME world, but I found healing trauma key to recovery. Even if there isn't a recognisable trauma before the fatigue, prolonged illness in itself creates its own trauma. Fatigue is undeniably physical, but as holistic beings we do our recoveries a disservice if we don't address this aspect. To anyone reading this with CFS or #longCovid know that others have walked this path before you and there is hope. Keep the faith.
Thanks for a great review. As a user of both the NeoRhythm and the HaloSport (I have the original version). I totally agree that the NeoRhythm is very easy to use.
Hello! I am a student of Thomas Jefferson University studying user experience and interaction design. I am researching on similar technologies that help with brain training. Would you be interested in sharing your experience of using the product?
Thanks for your review. I think companies should be aware of different hair textures so that a greater range of users can find benefits. I don’t think with the halo would fit Afro. I would have to take an additional step.
I have a Cefaly (rx) for migraines which stimulates the trigeminal nerve. Fyi, you can get more use out of the sticky strips by buying gel to apply. Then reactivate the gel by dabbing a few drops of alcohol onto it, which makes it tacky again.
I have the Thync device and the Thync Relax Pro. I'm going to try this with Mind Monitor. I had forgotten I even had these since the company is no longer D2C
Just wrap an extension coord around your head so that your brainwaves synchronize with the changing electromagnetic field to reach gamma brainwave state.
Thync left it’s consumers high and dry when they discontinued their device. Funny thing is it actually worked. I used it to help me sleep. Now I’m stuck with a $250 piece of junk.
As a Thync owner and user I can definitely agree the sticky pads are annoying. However I've found that a $15 TDCS Extender formula on amazon helps extends the life of the pads. Another thing I wish you mentioned was portability. I love the effectiveness of my Thync being able to throw it in a small carton or box and take it with me on long business trips. I wish they had more flexibility in software for addressing specific amplitudes and frequencies but its such a fantastic product for what it does. However I did buy mine second hand, with tons of reusable strips.
I had surgery for hydrocephalus. It was the worst surgery. I do not trust the medical field. I need a way to improve memory loss and to restore brain drive to solve problems. What devices will work? I am a retired hardware/software engineer. I have seen a lot of hype products.
Good descriptions Cody. My Halo stopped connecting right after the time to return had passed. I thought the wetting nibs was a major pain in the ass. I really like NeoRhythm it’s definitely a winner. I also think a tDCS device I use LiFTiD is really good-inexpensive easy to use but doesn’t feel like it’s burning your forehead just pin pricks at most. Thanks
Well it's bad to use them if you don't have any kind of disorders. As many products shows everything what we use we become dependent on it. For instance glasses are great thing, but if start wearing glasses there are no chances that you ever fix your vision. Same with hearing device if you start using you'll never gonna take it off. With neuro stimulators are all the same if you'll start using it. You just become dependent on it. Keep this in mind.
Appreciate your reviews. My NeoRhythm arrives tomorrow and I'm excited to test it out! I currently use an Apollo Neuro and find it helpful and versatile, as well as convenient. Would love to see you do a side by side comparison of these two devices. Is that something you can do?
@@chassdesk I've had my Apollo for about three weeks now and use it multiple times a day (logged over 5,000 minutes with it so far). Just got my NeoRhythm and am still testing it, but shows promise. I'm hoping the combination of either using them simultaneously or alternating them will allow me to achieve even better, longer-lasting effects than if I had just one of the devices.
My Apollo lost connection after about 3,weeks of use and the company for some still inexplicable reason couldn’t get a sign in code sent to me on the same email address their customer service was emailing me. They were responsive but couldn’t get me a code for 6 weeks so I returned it and got a refund- sad because I liked it
@@randyknudson4947 My Apollo became defective after exactly 30 days. I can still run the last program I sent to it via the manual controls, but the app crashes if I try to do anything but pause it... 😑 Beyond the 30 day refund policy, the company offers a one year free replacement, so that's good news. 👍 Glad I have my NeoRhythm! I'm about three weeks into using that now and love it. BTW, combining my Apollo (when it worked right) with the NeoRhythm produced a lot of positive results since they are different but complementary modalities. Not every combo was a winner, but there were many that were. In particular, the Apollo's Rebuild and Restore paired well with pretty much every Neo program, allowing me to "multi-task" by working on two different goals at once.
Good stuff...I wanted to try the Shakti helmet for the longest time, but it has more wires and doesn't look as comfortable, plus it seems a little outdated now. So Ill probably try the NeoRhythm (for meditation and remote viewing).
Hi, love your channel. Finding it really help learning about these wearables. Which one would your recommend for learning languages, an instrument or new technical skills?
There are just so many of these things now. It's a good problem to have. But the quality varies just as enormously. I still hope you review the Sana device and perhaps even talk to its maker, Richard Hanbury.
hello cody thank you for sharing these reviews and I have a few questions about the neorhythm since the neorhythm can change brainwaves, such as the energy mode can induce the gamma brain waves so that we can be energetic. however, if the more frequency we use the neorhythm to induce gamma brainwave, the less brainwave we can induce by ourselves （ because some reports said that we can do the loving kindness meditation to induce gamma brainwaves) is that true ? or it just change the brainwaves and it will not affect the intrinsic brainwaves ? thank you
Dr. Jerman said mostly the stimulation kept from drowsiness Theta from creeping in. Rather than over stimulation of Gamma. So I'm not thinking that it will lessen our ability to induce Gamma ourselves.
Wow, these products are pricey~ TDCS devices being sold such as the Brain Driver, Superspecificdevices, etc. Please do yourself a favor do not buy 9v TDCS devices, Capturon studies have shown that 9v units simply are not very effective with certain skin/hair types. Is the NeoRhythm used to treat depression or??? These units are brainwaves but not electrical current? Thanks!
Are you familiar with the David Delight Pro AVE? I wondered how it compared with AVE you mentioned. The David has been recommended to me by a colleague (counselor). Thanks for you video. I didn't realize there were programs to use the Muse as a eeg feedback in realtime. With Covid my referral sources for NF work have dried up since they are not going into the office. So knowing which home based system might be effective is helpful.
i wear glasses a lot, i didn't take that into account when i bought expensive sony headphones, i prefer in ear, because long periods pressing the frames into the side of my head, gives me a headache, that's an important consideration for a lot of people, that people who don't wear glasses, just don't talk about very much... muse is ok, but i still take my glasses off when meditating, would need them on, to monitor brainwaves while doing something else, and they're not too bad, but the halo, not so sure... also, platoscience and flowneuroscience?? i am more interested in hacking creativity, than physical training, but ideally both... halo does get marketed to musicians, as well as athletes...
watch some jordan peterson clips specific to creativity... 70% of the population, have a creativity score of zero, and i have a psychological need to be creative, not so much artistically, but in problem solving, which can be artistic, but also conceptual design engineering... it is very difficult, to find specialist information, that only applies to 10% or possibly less, of the population through the product of our evolutionary diversity... the tribe doesn't really need (or want) actual creativity most of the time...
Hi, i am very impressed of your Videos. Did you ever heard about "Flow Neuroscience" Device and App? It is a TDCS device for dealing with anxiety and depression. Several doctors in Germany are working with TDCS.
@@coffeefps but don't buy it. Everyone says that Halo Sport 2 sucks. I did also try to contact them with a few questions and they did not respond to me.
@@coffeefps Clearly the NeoRythm, but I don't how comfortable is to wear a Headeset over the NeoRythm... That's why I recommended you the HaloSport, as it would have been 2 in 1, but yeah they seem to be very bad...
I think halo sport is a poor product. After using it I can say I am really unsatisfied for the poor results I got. It’s almost impossible to get a good connection. PEOPLE OUT THERE SAVE YOUR MONEY AND DONT BUY HALO SPORT 2. I try to be an active user but I think it’s a bad product
how do you find out if using one of these devices might improve a brain injury from being deprived of oxygen during a heart attack? Is it safe to use these to help improve brain function if an issue has occurred, for example memory, tiredness from the brain injury? thanks :)
Hello Cody! I’ve been looking around and wanting to get a device. I mainly want to use it for music. I’m a pianist. From the reviews I’ve looked at Halo would be my best choice, but I don’t know what would your opinion be about it? Thank you so much !
@@CodyRallMD I’ve heard that for some musicians it can help with developing motor skills remembering scales or learning pieces faster since it activates your muscle memory... but I’d like to hear your thoughts on that? Thank you so much by the way!
@@christiancoroneldavila5252 Yes, this is the 3rd one the company has sent me. I have a had a lot of issues with connectivity, and also with it connecting to the app. When it works, I do feel a difference in my workouts. I used it to learn how to handstand walk, and I feel It helped me progress faster. I really like the NeoRhythm so far. I have not noticed much difference in my sleep yet, but the energy and vitality seems to give me a boost midday. I wanted to pair the vitality stetting followed by the Halo, but did not know if that would be too much.
Hello! I recently bought the halo sports 2 second hand, the problem is that I can't find the app anywhere !!!! I need help! if anyone has a link to the Android app I would be very happy
I Cannot Believe you are still advocating Halo Sport, this unit does not work, cannot "NeuralPrime" is a huge con and the Company is Disreputable..Be warned.
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Maybe start with if they work or not, everything else is irrelevant if they don't do what they claim.
I have Neorhythm, use it every day and genuinely love it. Quick tip: a cheap wide fabric headband from Amazon stops it slipping around.
There are caveats though. I'm in recovery from chronic fatigue. I asked Omnipemf if their 'Energy and Vitality' programme created genuine energy or acted more like a stimulant on the brain, much like caffeine. They said it was the former. In practice I've found it to be more the latter. Using energy my body hasn't naturally got on a regular basid has triggered crashes.
I'm therefore now approaching tech much like I would medicine and titrating carefully.
Very interesting. Similar to you I use my Neorythm everyday. Oddly enough the mediation setting (not theta) would really get my mind focused and going; however, noticed gradual decline in affects there. Your saying that the devices uses vs creates (energy) was , so probably best to not use everyday? Also, what are you doing to correct chronic fatigue.
@@chrisf6421
Thats interesting comparison to a morning coffee. Its not as powerful as you first tried it, but you have to start your day with coffee.
@@chrisf6421 I've found alternating devices helps me not get used to it. Interestingly, despite not being in pain, the pain setting gives me more natural energy than the actual energy setting. I'm not saying the energy setting uses energy in every case. I can only speak for my CFS experience. Post exertional malaise (PEM) is the hallmark of ME/CFS and #longCovid. It's not just the fatigue but the recovery from energy spurts that's the defining issue. For these cases I'd avoid long sessions of the energy setting as stimulants are analogous to maxing out credit cards when you haven't got a job.
I had Chronic Post Viral Fatigue Syndrome (aka ME/CFS). I'd never fit everything I did into a comment. However as I'm very bothered about the spike in #longCovid cases I'll do my best to create a checklist. My first piece of advice is be prepared to roll up your sleeves.
1. Move gently when you can, but don't exercise - Exercise can make things worse and that's the hallmark of this condition. Rest is key. Anyone new to ME/CFS should look up pacing and ignore Graded Exercise Therapy (GET). If you forget everything else on this list remember this point. My doctor's bad exercise-extolling advice put me in a wheelchair for years and tragically many are still being told to exercise now.
2. Reduce inflammation - LLLT, grounding sheets, Scenar/Denas devices, PEMF, supplements that are gradually introduced (serrapetase, MSM, medicinal mushrooms etc)
3. Address physiological issues - the Perrin Technique is good for lympathic, SNS and structural anomalies (backed by clinicial trials) which are common to CFS cases.
4. Reduce stress - meditation, visualisation and making sure to address or exit toxic relationships.
5. Reduce pollutants and oxygenate - reduce chemical exposure everywhere in life, at least until the body is stronger. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy can be useful as can passive exercisers like Reviber. If you're electrically sensitive there are ways of reducing EMFs or strengthening the body against exposure.
6. Strengthen the gut biome - this will need an individual approach. An anti-infammatory wholefood diet is wise. Avoid harsh, generalised and fad detoxes shared by Influencers as CFS systems need more personalised delicate handling.
7. Boost the immune system - this will also need an individual approach. Some like pharmaceutical anti-virals. Others like herbs, adaptogens, amino acids and vitamin therapy. Immune crashes are common after exertion so that's another reason to pace yourself.
Final point: It's rather taboo in the CFS/ME world, but I found healing trauma key to recovery. Even if there isn't a recognisable trauma before the fatigue, prolonged illness in itself creates its own trauma. Fatigue is undeniably physical, but as holistic beings we do our recoveries a disservice if we don't address this aspect.
To anyone reading this with CFS or #longCovid know that others have walked this path before you and there is hope. Keep the faith.
I hit all the jhanas and developed psychic abilities thanks to the meditation setting.
@@excel04 erm so does this pemf help you??
Thanks for a great review. As a user of both the NeoRhythm and the HaloSport (I have the original version). I totally agree that the NeoRhythm is very easy to use.
Yes more easy than HaloSport for sure
Hello! I am a student of Thomas Jefferson University studying user experience and interaction design. I am researching on similar technologies that help with brain training. Would you be interested in sharing your experience of using the product?
Thanks for your review. I think companies should be aware of different hair textures so that a greater range of users can find benefits. I don’t think with the halo would fit Afro. I would have to take an additional step.
Awesome video! Love the studio, Cody!
Thanks Dayana!
Hey Cody would you please have contact with halo support team and tell them, they have a really bad product that doesn’t work
I have a Cefaly (rx) for migraines which stimulates the trigeminal nerve. Fyi, you can get more use out of the sticky strips by buying gel to apply. Then reactivate the gel by dabbing a few drops of alcohol onto it, which makes it tacky again.
I’m wondering if Cefaly would help me sleep. Did you start sleeping better after using it?
the neorythym does look cool in its charging stand tho :) it looks very futuristic (I think that deserved an extra .5 point LOL)
Haha good call Paula
Great video.. as are the other videos you post. I just purchased the NeoRhythm and muse S. Thanks for your help cutie 💓
Wtf is going on in this thread lmao
@@Mari-qp1fl lmao the creatures from the Marianna trench have escaped to youtube comments
I have the Thync device and the Thync Relax Pro. I'm going to try this with Mind Monitor. I had forgotten I even had these since the company is no longer D2C
Yes, interesting right!
Just wrap an extension coord around your head so that your brainwaves synchronize with the changing electromagnetic field to reach gamma brainwave state.
Thync left it’s consumers high and dry when they discontinued their device. Funny thing is it actually worked. I used it to help me sleep. Now I’m stuck with a $250 piece of junk.
Sorry to hear that. Yes companies come and go.
As a Thync owner and user I can definitely agree the sticky pads are annoying. However I've found that a $15 TDCS Extender formula on amazon helps extends the life of the pads.
Another thing I wish you mentioned was portability. I love the effectiveness of my Thync being able to throw it in a small carton or box and take it with me on long business trips. I wish they had more flexibility in software for addressing specific amplitudes and frequencies but its such a fantastic product for what it does. However I did buy mine second hand, with tons of reusable strips.
Thank you so much for your reviews and comparison I'm really appreciate it :)
Thank you for watching and commenting on the videos Kate!
I had surgery for hydrocephalus. It was the worst surgery. I do not trust the medical field. I need a way to improve memory loss and to restore brain drive to solve problems. What devices will work? I am a retired hardware/software engineer. I have seen a lot of hype products.
Sorry to hear about your challenges. Guess you will have to take the plunge and see
Good descriptions Cody. My Halo stopped connecting right after the time to return had passed. I thought the wetting nibs was a major pain in the ass. I really like NeoRhythm it’s definitely a winner. I also think a tDCS device I use LiFTiD is really good-inexpensive easy to use but doesn’t feel like it’s burning your forehead just pin pricks at most. Thanks
Thanks Randy. Good to hear from you :)
Well it's bad to use them if you don't have any kind of disorders. As many products shows everything what we use we become dependent on it. For instance glasses are great thing, but if start wearing glasses there are no chances that you ever fix your vision. Same with hearing device if you start using you'll never gonna take it off. With neuro stimulators are all the same if you'll start using it. You just become dependent on it. Keep this in mind.
I don't necessarily think so. And I believe the glasses thing is a myth. Your eyes get lazy with glasses but they adjust.
Appreciate your reviews. My NeoRhythm arrives tomorrow and I'm excited to test it out! I currently use an Apollo Neuro and find it helpful and versatile, as well as convenient. Would love to see you do a side by side comparison of these two devices. Is that something you can do?
JacksonDeanChase Apollo is convenient not sure how well it works post 30days.
@@chassdesk I've had my Apollo for about three weeks now and use it multiple times a day (logged over 5,000 minutes with it so far). Just got my NeoRhythm and am still testing it, but shows promise.
I'm hoping the combination of either using them simultaneously or alternating them will allow me to achieve even better, longer-lasting effects than if I had just one of the devices.
My Apollo lost connection after about 3,weeks of use and the company for some still inexplicable reason couldn’t get a sign in code sent to me on the same email address their customer service was emailing me. They were responsive but couldn’t get me a code for 6 weeks so I returned it and got a refund- sad because I liked it
@@randyknudson4947 My Apollo became defective after exactly 30 days. I can still run the last program I sent to it via the manual controls, but the app crashes if I try to do anything but pause it... 😑
Beyond the 30 day refund policy, the company offers a one year free replacement, so that's good news. 👍
Glad I have my NeoRhythm! I'm about three weeks into using that now and love it.
BTW, combining my Apollo (when it worked right) with the NeoRhythm produced a lot of positive results since they are different but complementary modalities. Not every combo was a winner, but there were many that were. In particular, the Apollo's Rebuild and Restore paired well with pretty much every Neo program, allowing me to "multi-task" by working on two different goals at once.
For sure, thanks for the suggestion!
Good stuff...I wanted to try the Shakti helmet for the longest time, but it has more wires and doesn't look as comfortable, plus it seems a little outdated now. So Ill probably try the NeoRhythm (for meditation and remote viewing).
Hope it works! Yes I never got to try the helmet
Hi, love your channel. Finding it really help learning about these wearables. Which one would your recommend for learning languages, an instrument or new technical skills?
What about people with brain damage
There are just so many of these things now. It's a good problem to have. But the quality varies just as enormously.
I still hope you review the Sana device and perhaps even talk to its maker, Richard Hanbury.
hello cody
thank you for sharing these reviews
and I have a few questions about the neorhythm
since the neorhythm can change brainwaves, such as the energy mode can induce the gamma brain waves so that we can be energetic.
however, if the more frequency we use
the neorhythm to induce gamma brainwave, the less brainwave we can induce by ourselves （ because some reports said that we can do the loving kindness meditation to induce gamma brainwaves) is that true ? or it just change the brainwaves and it will not affect the intrinsic brainwaves ?
thank you
Dr. Jerman said mostly the stimulation kept from drowsiness Theta from creeping in. Rather than over stimulation of Gamma. So I'm not thinking that it will lessen our ability to induce Gamma ourselves.
Wow, these products are pricey~ TDCS devices being sold such as the Brain Driver, Superspecificdevices, etc. Please do yourself a favor do not buy 9v TDCS devices, Capturon studies have shown that 9v units simply are not very effective with certain skin/hair types. Is the NeoRhythm used to treat depression or??? These units are brainwaves but not electrical current? Thanks!
Are you familiar with the David Delight Pro AVE? I wondered how it compared with AVE you mentioned. The David has been recommended to me by a colleague (counselor). Thanks for you video. I didn't realize there were programs to use the Muse as a eeg feedback in realtime. With Covid my referral sources for NF work have dried up since they are not going into the office. So knowing which home based system might be effective is helpful.
Oh I've seen that one around but haven't had a chance to use it yet. I'll take a look at it. Thanks Greg!
@@CodyRallMD Also, I wonder if you could review the Apollo Neuro device. I have been very impressed with it's results.
Can you compare neorhythm with auditory or visual stimulation devices please!
Good idea!
How about uncomfortable sweating ears? Dont hear you about that. Am i the only one who has that problem?
I actually haven't heard that before. Did you get that with Halo Sport?
the halo sport nibs are so not durable but it does work
Thanks Deric!
i wear glasses a lot, i didn't take that into account when i bought expensive sony headphones, i prefer in ear, because long periods pressing the frames into the side of my head, gives me a headache, that's an important consideration for a lot of people, that people who don't wear glasses, just don't talk about very much... muse is ok, but i still take my glasses off when meditating, would need them on, to monitor brainwaves while doing something else, and they're not too bad, but the halo, not so sure... also, platoscience and flowneuroscience?? i am more interested in hacking creativity, than physical training, but ideally both... halo does get marketed to musicians, as well as athletes...
watch some jordan peterson clips specific to creativity... 70% of the population, have a creativity score of zero, and i have a psychological need to be creative, not so much artistically, but in problem solving, which can be artistic, but also conceptual design engineering... it is very difficult, to find specialist information, that only applies to 10% or possibly less, of the population through the product of our evolutionary diversity... the tribe doesn't really need (or want) actual creativity most of the time...
Definitely a lot of people interested in flow and creativity enhancement. Thanks for the comment!
So is the direct current kind of devices or the magnetic one stronger in effect? For relaxation
Hi, i am very impressed of your Videos. Did you ever heard about "Flow Neuroscience" Device and App? It is a TDCS device for dealing with anxiety and depression. Several doctors in Germany are working with TDCS.
Do any of these.actually have an adderall like effect? Or a TMS like effect?
What do you think is a good brain stimulation wearable for esports?(Specifically FPS games)
I would guess Halo Sport 2, because what you primarily need in FPS eSports is low latency from brain to hands.
@@tharumaravi cool thanks man :)
@@coffeefps but don't buy it. Everyone says that Halo Sport 2 sucks. I did also try to contact them with a few questions and they did not respond to me.
@@tharumaravi ow, thanks for the info. Do you have any suggestions for a device that will do the job?
@@coffeefps Clearly the NeoRythm, but I don't how comfortable is to wear a Headeset over the NeoRythm...
That's why I recommended you the HaloSport, as it would have been 2 in 1, but yeah they seem to be very bad...
Why is he reviewing the thync which has been discontinued for a decade
I think halo sport is a poor product. After using it I can say I am really unsatisfied for the poor results I got. It’s almost impossible to get a good connection. PEOPLE OUT THERE SAVE YOUR MONEY AND DONT BUY HALO SPORT 2. I try to be an active user but I think it’s a bad product
Have you used the Hapbee? How does it compare to the neorhyrem
Any experience with these items when diagnosed with epilepsy 🤔
I would be careful with an epilepsy diagnosis
Which one do you recommend for mild autism? That works better at frontal lobe.
how do you find out if using one of these devices might improve a brain injury from being deprived of oxygen during a heart attack? Is it safe to use these to help improve brain function if an issue has occurred, for example memory, tiredness from the brain injury? thanks :)
The only thing I would worry about is any seizure activity. If no prior history of seizures, it would be low likelihood of adverse effects.
@@CodyRallMD thank you :)
do this devices have any affect on electronics around you? oh i just bought neurythem
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Pele sch . How is your experience with Neurythem ? Any good or bad experience ?
Hello Cody! I’ve been looking around and wanting to get a device. I mainly want to use it for music. I’m a pianist. From the reviews I’ve looked at Halo would be my best choice, but I don’t know what would your opinion be about it? Thank you so much !
What are you trying to do with piano by using a device like this?
@@CodyRallMD I’ve heard that for some musicians it can help with developing motor skills remembering scales or learning pieces faster since it activates your muscle memory... but I’d like to hear your thoughts on that? Thank you so much by the way!
@@kanneritguerena6989 The Neorhytm would be best for that:)
Good luck trying to live with Trigeminal neuralgia for the rest of your live ✌🏽
Uh oh, was that reported as a side effect?
Isn't electro stimulation suppose to be something that treats Trigeminal neuralgia, that's what studies say anyway.
I have the Halo Sport and just got the NeoRhythm for sleep. Do you know, if is is safe to use both in the same day?
Have you had any problem with your halo headset ?
@@christiancoroneldavila5252 Yes, this is the 3rd one the company has sent me. I have a had a lot of issues with connectivity, and also with it connecting to the app. When it works, I do feel a difference in my workouts. I used it to learn how to handstand walk, and I feel
It helped me progress faster.
I really like the NeoRhythm so far. I have not noticed much difference in my sleep yet, but the energy and vitality seems to give me a boost midday. I wanted to pair the vitality stetting followed by the Halo, but did not know if that would be too much.
Any chance you’ve gotten a Mendi to test?
Hello! I recently bought the halo sports 2 second hand, the problem is that I can't find the app anywhere !!!! I need help! if anyone has a link to the Android app I would be very happy
Have you reviewed Bellabee?
Not yet
Have you seen Bellabee device?
Yes. I need to review it.
thanks for video from turkey
You're welcome Yusuf!
Should I get the Neorhythm before the muse s or the other way around?
I would get the Muse S first in most cases. Thanks for the comment!
I Cannot Believe you are still advocating Halo Sport, this unit does not work, cannot "NeuralPrime" is a huge con and the Company is Disreputable..Be warned.
how do you know?
I agree mine stopped connecting and was a huge pain getting the nubs soaked enough for the few times it did work
What is your opinion of Fisher and Wallace?
I will need to look more into it and make a video, thanks!
I worry about devices that require Bluetooth connection
I feel like reading more can get you the same result
What happens if you did both at the same time?
Both :D
Evidence any if these work or won't cause a stroke?
Stroke (LOL) ~~
Hello cody, did you try fisher wallance brain stimulator?
I have not yet. People keep asking me about it. Need to give it a try!
@@CodyRallMD yes Please!
Does someone want to sell me their halo sport? They are sold out and i really really need them.. please reply
Wish I could help!
Anyone have a coupon code for neorythm?
No coupons available :(
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