Richard, Tatiana, and Don are all psychologists, but that’s not the only thing they have in common. They all use Hapbee in their daily lives, not just because of the incredible science backing the technology, but because of the tangible results Hapbee has had on each of their lives in a unique way.
After using the Relax and Calm signals for a while, Richard asserts his blood pressure has stayed low and he’s been feeling great. His favorite signal, though, is Sleepy. “I’ve always got so much on my mind, so I put that on and it’s an unwind. I’ve never taken medications or pills to aid with sleep, but this is a nice way to decompress the mind and sleep,” Richard shares.
Richard talks about how he’s been burned by other tech in the past, which makes him that much more appreciative of Hapbee. “What impressed me about this technology is the people behind it, not only from a technical proficiency standpoint, but from a standpoint of entities that genuinely want to help make people’s lives better. Also, the technology is simple to use and it just works, which is unbelievable. I’ve really been surprised at how much I’ve been enjoying this. I’m excited to see what’s to come because I really enjoy the tech.”
Using the Relax signal makes Tatiana feel safe. She shares how it often initiates neurogenic tremors, which is a natural way of releasing trauma that’s stored inside of one’s cellular memory. This discharge of energy is similar to what happens when an animal is finally at rest after being chased.
“I would recommend Hapbee to people who have difficulty with anxiety or other mood issues, especially during this period of great transition and disruption. This is a tool that will help calm your brain waves and your thinking so you can make clear and confident decisions, which will elevate your life,” Tatiana declares.
The first time he used Hapbee, Don felt the effect of the Alert signal within 60 seconds. Sometimes it takes a few plays, however. “The brain learns through repetition, procedural memory. Sometimes it may take the brain a few times before it recognizes what the signal is—and that’s natural. Some people may have a very quick effect, and some people may need to try it a few times to really get that effect. The brain has plasticity and learns through repetition. Once you start doing it, your brain will start to recognize that signal and instantly go back into it,” Don explains.
Don sees incredible potential in Hapbee. “It’s something very cutting-edge in the realm of neuroscience, and we’re excited to see how it can help some of the people we’re working with at the Inspire Performance Institute,” he says.
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