10 Hz Alpha Waves Isochronic Tones Faster Learning, Enhanced release of serotonin and mood elevator,
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- 10 Hz Alpha Waves Isochronic Tones Faster Learning, Enhanced release of serotonin and mood elevator, universally beneficial, counteracts effects of hangover and jet lag, Frequency for Silva Mind control,Acts as ananalgesic,clarity, anti-convulsant, Arousal, Associated with Solar Plexus Manipura chakra, Spiritual wisdom, self-healing, Increased alertness, sense of well being & decreased pain, Significant improvements in memory, reading & spelling, Treatment for Attention Deficit Disorder Hyperactivity
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Thank u, it's just sounds nice ! 🎶🎶🎶
This really works! Thank you
What do you mean? What has changed? What is better? Thanks for your reply in advance. 🙏🏼
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Big Chungus right tho
Why is it that after sampling a half a dozen videos that are supposed to be "10 Hz" they all sound different? Aren't they all supposed to be the same? I think these are all bogus claims.
because many are not 10hz, or 10 wave cycles per second. you can count them here to confirm this is accurate
Humans can't hear 10hz, so in order to create a 10hz you can hear, they play 2 tones that you can hear (binaural beat) where the difference is 10hz between them, which then allows you to experience/listen to a "constructed" 10 hz, so if one content creator uses a 50hz tone and a 40hz tone to create 10hz - that is one sound, but if it is 60hz and 50hz, different sound, still 10hz binaural beat. 20hz is the theoretical lowest sound humans can hear with a single tone. Anything below that has to be created with more than 1 tone.
@@bruceburns332 You're talking about tones. The 10 hz in question is the rhythm of the "beat". 10 per second. Not the frequency of the tone. Binaural tones are two tones in separate ears that create a discrepancy. Isochronic beats is an actual, measurable beat, and doesn't work very well for higher frequencies, since it's actually the HIGHER frequencies we can't detect rather than lower in this case.
My personal experience is that binaural tones work better in general.
the frequency can be 40,50,60...and so on, the repetition of those frequencies is 10 beats per second/hertz.
@@bruceburns332 this sounds right lol I’m going with this. Lol
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