This Changed My Brain in 30 Days

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024

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  • @aleenr4425
    @aleenr4425 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Can you please do another video on this??

  • @theprogen2003
    @theprogen2003 Před 9 měsíci +2

    Curious if you still recommend this? Have you noticed lasting benefits?

  • @lucyjane2000
    @lucyjane2000 Před rokem

    I can relate so much with your story Katie 💕 thanks so much for sharing. Growing up with a neurodiverse brain is tough and has such a profound impact on confidence in adult life. Love your channel so much.

  • @dandycadent
    @dandycadent Před rokem +3

    Very interesting video Katie, thanks a lot! I could relate to your story, I’ve been diagnosed with ADHD (among other things) at age 42 and started medication 6 months ago. My life changed since then. I encourage you to look into medication as well. On my end, I’ll dig into this neuro-feedback thing, this looks very interesting to me ;). Thank you again for this video 😊

    • @octopiinthesky44
      @octopiinthesky44 Před rokem +2

      Fellow ADHD-person here 😄 I was diagnosed with 25 and the right meds can make such a difference! I just take them when needed, but knowing that I can sit down and work not constantly interrupted by my thousands-thoughs-a-mile brain is a big relief

    • @zincerish
      @zincerish Před rokem

      ​@@octopiinthesky44which meds do you take?

  • @blueprint8901
    @blueprint8901 Před rokem +1

    I learned absolutely nuttin..

  • @Pentelicus
    @Pentelicus Před rokem

    For selfish reasons, I'm so glad that you moved back to the Mainland. Thank you for reviewing stuff in the San Francisco Bay Area that I live close enough to to actually try.

    • @katie_moore
      @katie_moore  Před rokem

      Awesome! Glad you're a local James! Check out my newsletter for any local events I might be involved in! Would be awesome to connect in person. Link's on my website if you're interested! katietypea.com/

  • @therelationshipmaze4633

    Great video, thank you. Neurofeedback can be so great to help with emotional regulation.

  • @luckyluc7412
    @luckyluc7412 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for the video! How does this compare to other devices like the Apollo and Sensate? (in your own experience - ie. how it made you feel) Do you know if it improves vagal tonne or hrv?

  • @ashlaww
    @ashlaww Před rokem +3

    yes! please share updates every few months

    • @katie_moore
      @katie_moore  Před rokem

      Thanks Ashley! I may not make a follow up video for a while, but I will share any updates in my newsletter which you can sign up for here if you're interested! katietypea.us10.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=ed7fc9ba16aac2fd1fe0f2bac&id=93d54a0b4b
      Also here's the web version of my last newsletter so you can see what you'd expect
      katietypea.com/2022/09/18/newsletter1/

  • @adopodrinje1499
    @adopodrinje1499 Před rokem

    have u ever reviewed the Amofit S? some badassery new tool....

  • @marctemura2017
    @marctemura2017 Před rokem

    Hi Katie, I have suffered from ADD, my brain unlike your is slight inactive not over active. Have you ever tried the Mendi head ban?

  • @wellnessdaddy
    @wellnessdaddy Před rokem

    that cameo tho!

  • @tomberwick1044
    @tomberwick1044 Před rokem

    Hi, do you still feel like your ADHD was cured or has it come back?

  • @64north20west
    @64north20west Před rokem

    I don't know where you find these things, but I hope you keep doing so. It would be great to see your progress updates. This seems like NeoRhythm on a higher level.

    • @katie_moore
      @katie_moore  Před rokem

      yeah! the difference is that neorhythm was using PEMF to try and modify brainwaves. this instead is using sound to help your brain self correct. The sensors themselves are just monitoring the brain to watch for improvement. I found this far better than the Neorhythm as far as noticeable results.

  • @pamelafeather6405
    @pamelafeather6405 Před rokem +1

    Seriously interesting, very curious.
    I bet secretly you were wishing for more play dough in your life. I know how to MAKE play dough. 🤣🤣
    This is LENS therapy!! I did this for 4 years after a traumatic brain injury. Amazing help.

  • @Stephen2697.
    @Stephen2697. Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing your experience and story. Most authentic creator I follow. I’m thrilled you found this useful & am very interested in hearing you dive deeper & share your post-treatment ‘anecdata’! 👍🇮🇪

    • @katie_moore
      @katie_moore  Před rokem +1

      Thanks Stephen! I'm really passionate about this topic and want to make more content about it! Good to hear from you ❤️

  • @pacc1281
    @pacc1281 Před rokem

    Very powerful. Thank you .

  • @TheManWithTwoWatches
    @TheManWithTwoWatches Před rokem +1

    interesting video, yes, I need a BRAIN SPA today!

  • @hamidanwar3836
    @hamidanwar3836 Před rokem +1

    You must have a crush on andrew huberman xD

    • @katie_moore
      @katie_moore  Před rokem +1

      Have you seen my "Can you Trust Andrew Huberman" Video? I think that will answer your question 😳 😂

    • @wildflowersandwonderment
      @wildflowersandwonderment Před rokem

      Don’t we all 😂

  • @melissaklar5839
    @melissaklar5839 Před rokem

    I am so inspired by you

    • @katie_moore
      @katie_moore  Před rokem

      Wow! Thanks Melissa! Run with that inspiration and turn it into action!!

    • @melissaklar5839
      @melissaklar5839 Před rokem

      @@katie_moore I have been a student of Dr. Rick Hanson for many years, his book "Buddha's Brain" is highly recommended for happiness, love and wisdom, he is one of the most brilliant leaders in Neuroplasticity..

  • @BarbaraJ1111
    @BarbaraJ1111 Před rokem

    I do want to hear what Andrew Huberman thinks of this!... I've learned to be skeptical in my "old" age...lol
    Sounds hopeful though. 😊
    I tried rTMS.... 30 treatments... didn't do anything for me except cost $30 a session... way too much $$$

    • @nikos4641
      @nikos4641 Před rokem

      If this had a good evidence base, it would be covered. It isn't.

    • @HRVHackers
      @HRVHackers Před rokem

      rTMS did great things for me

    • @BarbaraJ1111
      @BarbaraJ1111 Před rokem

      Evidence is there and has been around for many years. Medicare did cover the sessions... my co-pay was $30 a session. I use a Medicare Advantage plan. But the treatments did nothing for me. I wish they would have. 😪

  • @jasper_jon
    @jasper_jon Před rokem +4

    First!

  • @DancingEagle
    @DancingEagle Před rokem

    You seem the same.

  • @mattrobinson3947
    @mattrobinson3947 Před rokem

    Are you Taylor Swifts older sister?

  • @nikos4641
    @nikos4641 Před rokem +1

    Neuroquackery

    • @ittibittinurse
      @ittibittinurse Před rokem +5

      Have you tried this or are you just commenting?

    • @Chimonger1
      @Chimonger1 Před rokem

      @nikos You comment troll-like. You probly don’t want a response. Or maybe you’re jaded.
      But…
      Until you (or someone you know) try something, there’s no way of knowing if gadgets work, or don’t, for your needs.
      Many medically designed gadgets DO work; this is one.
      But not everything you see on CZcams does (witness all the perpetual energy gadgets).
      We were shocked at how stunningly well red/infrared light therapy drastically reduced pain, in just one 20 minute treatment-at my age, that is nothing short of miraculous!
      And……Years ago, I tried a “sensory overload” gadget that could entrain brainwaves; it was positively amazing-I went from too exhausted to even walk to the car, much less drive it 20 miles to home-to feeling awake, alert, able to focus, & positively euphoric, in only a 10 minute program of alpha-deep delta-alpha-the effects lasted very well for at least several hours, & I slept well & thru the nite.
      There have been other gadgets tried over several decades, that also were pretty amazing. Interestingly, the use of the gadgets seemed to affect some beneficial changes that persisted.
      Imho, people will require gadgets that help reset the body to be more functional much more, as the ambient radio/microwave/electrical “smog”, & especially the 4G & higher, increase. 6G is projected to actually use all our bodies as signal carriers-THAT is a big mess of destructive to living bodies.
      The body is electrical & responds to magnets, & to various light wavelengths, to electro-smog. It responds to patterns.
      When these things are changed from natural ambient, to artificial ambient, living bodies increasingly suffer.
      Tech/science/engineer people who fail to learn about & account for Nature, & who fail to consider long-term adverse effects of their manipulating living bodies as-if all were mere mechanical machines, are doing long-term pervasive harm….much of the developments have been forcing living organisms into a mechanistic mould…this is chronically destructive.
      “There is more between heaven & earth, Horacio, than is dreamt of in your philosophy!” ~Shakespeare