How NeoRhythm rTMS Works (Dr Igor Jerman Interview)

In this video, Dr. Cody interviews Dr. Jerman on how the NeoRythm works.
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Cody Rall, M.D., is a United States Navy trained Psychiatrist who specializes in neurotechnology wearables. He is a co-founder of Stanford Brainstorm, the world’s first academic laboratory dedicated to transforming brain health through entrepreneurship.
Dr. Rall also served as a board member of the psychiatry innovation lab, an annual national competition at the American Psychiatric Association that works as an incubator for groups developing technological solutions to problems in mental health care. He is the founder of Techforpsych, a media and relations company that covers advancements in technology related to neuroscience.
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[@_v7t]

Thanks Cody. This helps shed some light into Igor's thinking. I was led here from a paper on coherent oscillations in the brain.

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes very interesting for sure! Thanks for the comment Vishwajit.

[@christinatheodorakopoulou5505]

Thank you very much. A really Amazing and interesting video!!!

[@advocatewalia4316]

My dear brother, I'm an Indian living in mumbai and having practised meditation daily since childhood i am amused by you westerners. How much do you guys intellectualise stuff. And without any upshot. Seeing you guys struggle with articulating the science behind it i feel you're missing the woods for trees. To anyone who's reading this- quit reading about meditation and just do it! You'll automatically get help along the way as you progress. Don't sweat about it.

[@dcodework2421]

Bhai, so true. I think all this is just an excuse to not do the hardwork. Been there myself. We all just want everything handed to us without pain. But people forget that - no pain, no gain.

[@VictorBrunko]

It's not about that. People need to know why and what and how. That's the reason. We all can meditate without it for sure. Yes.

[@da4mula885]

@@dcodework2421 I just thinks tms is interesting

[@zeezsleep415]

Really interesting. I Iiked Professor Jerman. We have a different approach to induce resonance - very precise signals to create far weaker fields outside the body from under the pillow. No pads, no app, one on /off button. Our first devices are designed to prompt sleep. Please watch out for us as we move from 3-D printed devices to full production, Cody.

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes yes yes! Let me know! Feel free to email me

[@AndreaBakacs]

@@CodyRallMD Did you ever test out this device? It's on my list of devices for sleep. Zees is meant to be only 1/10th the resonance of PEMF. But then NeoRhythm now has a sleeping mat! Wondering what the difference would be between the NeoRhythm headband vs the mat under pillows are? And is their pad really better than other less expensive pads on the market?

[@skpoe]

Dr. Cody: Do you think NeoRhythm, or any other wearable, can aid in reducing hypertension given its rTMS capabilities?

[@deanadoroshenko2705]

Hello Cody, I was recently discovered you channel and really love it. Thank you for your thorough reviews. I have recently purchased Dreem based on your recommendation and I am wondering if I can use Dreem along with NeoRhythm during sleep. My understanding that NeoRhythm could be put under the pillow for enchanting magnetic field , while Dreem should be worn around the head since it is EEG. Do you have any discount code for NeoRhythm ?

[@CodyRallMD]

No discount code, sorry. Yes I think they could be used together, great idea!

[@user-su8oo6mc5n]

Based on what I see here I'm leaning toward getting a Neorhythm, but is there anything better for enhancing meditation? I already use a Muse now, & I'm trying to find something to help open my pineal gland. Already saw into another reality a few years ago, so I KNOW there's something to this "awakening" I'm going thru. Please help! Thanks bro!🙏🏾🧘🏾‍♂️❤️😁

[@CodyRallMD]

I hope you were able to try the NeoRhythm

[@user-su8oo6mc5n]

@@CodyRallMD I was trying to wait for something more targeted at meditation, & pineal gland activation, BUT your videos did it bro...I'm going to try the NeoRhythm.

[@lorriesweetartcreations5667]

Instead of using a cell phone, can we use a tablet with this device?

[@hollyerincopeland]

I use my iPad and it works just fine.

[@polaris7314]

I may buy this device if it will suit my budget. Let me visit this site...

[@CavanChanPersonalChannel]

Thx Cody here for this interview. Very informative... I'm just wondering if this could work for me if I have had some really bad experience of PEMF device. I tried out the one that we put underneath my mattress or the pillow. However, this device actually affect my Deep sleep significantly. I wonder if I could be very sensitive to EMF. Would this TMS device ( NeoRythm) actually work for me? Thx!

[@zeezsleep415]

You could be sensitive to EMF. And you could try us for deep sleep. It takes a bit longer for our approach to have an effect - field strength is far lower than PEMF - and it it generally does.

[@fredr3544]

Neorhythm device uses brainwave entrainment technology. Anyone use it for lucid dreaming or astral travel?

[@CodyRallMD]

Not that I'm aware of. Is that your plan?

[@fredr3544]

@@CodyRallMD It's not what I bought ior. I bought it for eyesight and ADD. It definitely helps with ADD. Omnipemf is working on a lucid dreaming program they are releasing in next program app update, according to their facebook.

[@formosaacool]

Is this better than Muse?

[@CodyRallMD]

Can't compare. It's like Oranges and Apples.

[@RoarStaze]

@@CodyRallMDapples are better so yes neorythm is better