Re: Mercola's Holosync Solution

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Look up the Monroe Institute.

Dennis

nora jones wrote:

>Hello everyone :-)

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>I was wondering if anyone knows about this binaural beats technology that is so

highly recommended by Mercola

>http://www.mercola.com/article/neuro_technologies.htm

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>Anyone tried that or know anyone who does? I know our expert on those things,

Jim, is still sick and probably he may not be able to concentrate on reading the

list (I wish you a fast recovery Jim, we miss you on-line!) but maybe someone

else has some experiece with this product.

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>Thank you in advance and best wishes!

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>vanilla

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In a message dated 9/3/03 1:28:58 PM, vanillasmell2003@... writes:

<< I was wondering if anyone knows about this binaural beats technology that

is so highly recommended by Mercola >>

About a year or so ago I ordered the tapes from Centerpointe -- paid $150

plus

S & H--I tried them for a few days, but got such terrible headaches (and I don't

generally get headaches) that I knew I couldn't go on with them. Fortunately,

they guarantee to return your money if you return the set (in good condition)

and they did refund mine, all it cost me was the S & H. I was grateful to get

my

money back. I don't imagine everyone has the same reaction I had...but if you

try them you can always return them. dorothy

[Guest guest]

>Hello everyone :-)

>

>I was wondering if anyone knows about this binaural beats technology

>that is so highly recommended by Mercola

>http://www.mercola.com/article/neuro_technologies.htm

>

>Anyone tried that or know anyone who does? I know our expert on

>those things, Jim, is still sick and probably he may not be able to

>concentrate on reading the list (I wish you a fast recovery Jim, we

>miss you on-line!) but maybe someone else has some experiece with

>this product.

>

Hi Vanilla,

I looked at the site too, haven't had any experience with it,

I have also gone to the Hemi Sync site, the music is much

more affordable, and I am not sure what the differences

are. It would be great to hear from people who have used

or are using the products

Antonia

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Antonia

Breakthrough Coaching

http://www.Body-dynamics.com

920-868-9599

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> I looked at the site too, haven't had any experience with it,

> I have also gone to the Hemi Sync site, the music is much

> more affordable, and I am not sure what the differences

> are. It would be great to hear from people who have used

> or are using the products

> Antonia

Hi Antonia;

Having experienced it, and shared it with my family, I can

recommend the brainwave generator. We love it. It's much cheaper

than the alternatives, has a lot of programs free for the

downloading, and the ability to make your own hemi-sync programs

too:

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow/meditation.html

Duncan Crow

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Hello Vanilla, and others,

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> I was wondering if anyone knows about this binaural beats technology

that is so highly recommended by Mercola

> http://www.mercola.com/article/neuro_technologies.htm

Yes, I know about both binaural beat, in general, and also

its use by Centerpointe, and the stuff they sell.

You will want to note that Centerpointe USES binuarual beat --

and so do several other tape companies. Centerpointe says

that they do something importantly different than everyone

else. Some agree with them and others think it is hogwash.

The mind-l list (which I have not read in a couple of years

or longer) tended (when I did read it) to have more people

who thought it was hogwash.

Binaural beat is a good generic term. Other terms (in case

you want to search etc) are holosynch and hemisynch. Or is

that holo-synch and hemi-synch? Whatever.

> Anyone tried that or know anyone who does?

I have used Centerpointe's tapes for about 3 years or so.

I got a little advertising demo tape from them (free) initially,

and I found I wanted to listen to this little " sample " thing

2 or 3 times a day, so I figured that was a sign I should buy

the " real " thing Initially, I found the CD very helpful at a

time when I was going through a lot of personal difficulties.

I generally listen to it at night and (intentionally) use

it to fall asleep (which they do not recommend).

In general I like the tapes. In cases when I have recommended

them or referred people to their products/site for information,

I include a warning about their slick/cheesy marketing (depending

on POV which one?) I don't think the tapes have " solved all

my problems " and I really would not know what to make of

their claims about it. I do think they are " good " and CAN

be " useful " . I have continued to buy them, once or twice

a year. I think I'm on " level 4 " . Lately I have not been

listening nearly as often, and I don't really know why that

is, and I'm not really concerned one way or another.

I have ALSO used other binural beat tapes, but not really

extensively. Monroe Institute makes a whole line of them,

which cost " normal " CD/cassette prices (that is, around

$10 to $20 a piece). There are also other companies.

Centerpointe also has a posting list, on their website. I have

not read that in years either. My recollection is that it tends

toward new users and people who have not used the stuff but

are wondering if it " works " . But it may have changed.

good wishes,

Moria