Official NeoRhythm rTMS Wearable Review

In this video, Dr. Cody reviews the new ReoRhythm rTMS wearable
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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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[@markokadunc7946]

Thank you for such a detailed explanation, you really explain the essence in a very simple way. Looking forward to a future comparison between different devices.

[@CodyRallMD]

Marko you have designed an amazing product, thank you for the opportunity

[@ThePinkySmart]

Happy user of NeoRhythm here! It really is something special, sleep treatment worked perfectly for me. Thanks, Cody for explaining it!

[@CodyRallMD]

That's awesome, thanks for the comment and the support

[@esoteric30]

Got mine yesterday. The relaxation setting helps me with anxiety/MDD/PTS. Thanks for your analytical view.

[@orideconblingbling]

Will get my device next week. Hope it helps a lot.

[@esoteric30]

@Not Robot I haven't had any trouble finding scientific research on google.

[@timjackson7343]

I just got mine in the mail this afternoon. I have it charging right now. I can't wait to try it out. Thank you for all o the informative information. I learned a lot by watching your video. Thanks for posting it.

[@CodyRallMD]

Great! Hope you like it

[@lecampusdutrading]

thank you very much for your videos ... please do more videos about this technologie to enhance our brain ... i will receive my neorythm in 2 days ... im very excited 🤩

[@keithklassen3634]

Appreciate your looking at the details and research. Got one looking forward to trying it out

[@CodyRallMD]

Thanks Keith, hope it works well for you :)

[@frankkelemen4643]

Hi and thanks for the videos! Curious to get your personal opinion on using Neorhythm for tinnitus? And possibly what setting would be best to try. Thanks!

[@alanmauro3029]

This is intriguing. I've used alpha-stim type devices extensively and like you said the biggest drawback with those is that it tends to put your whole brain in an alpha state, which can make you feel sluggish or tired at times. In the past I've drank coffee after an alpha-stim session to counter this, but since I have anxiety issues this is not always the best pairing. My question is does the NeoRythm seem as effective as the CES device in relaxing you?

[@jkieferosullivan2450]

Great video, thanks Cody!

[@tag_of_frank]

Some measures failed to meet statistical significance, which ones? How significant were the measures that did reach significance?

[@jeremyrfk]

I went through TMS therapy for anxiety a few years back and found it beneficial. One thing I remember is wearing a hair cap and they had to find a very specific part of the brain that made my finger move turned on. Then they did a very specific measurement from that spot to direct the pulses at. It all seemed very precise and important. How does this device know exactly where to direct the pulses?

[@user-zz5gj1xl4i]

Thanks for the interesting explanation ! I have autism and am receiving TMS treatment. TMS treatment is effective for my autism. (TMS stimulation is applied to the left DLPFC.) I expect the same effect for NeoRhythm. Can NeoRhythm be considered a weak output TMS?

[@thomasdoppler6794]

I tested the Neorythm for about 50 days and returned it. (60 day money back). Because I was not sure if it has any effect for me. It looked like a gadget with placebo effect only. But after I have seen some of your videos.... I have chronic depression, anxiety and "psychosomatic disorders" for many years. So maybe it would take months until it works for me? I found out that bilanguarl beats definitily have an effect after 20minutes. I use SYNCTUATION. You can combine it with Neorythm but if using earphones for the bilangural effect, you can hear the clicking of the Neo in the magnets of the earphone. I guess Neorythm may work best when combining it.... relaxing with music.... Meditation or doing brain jogging Apps for concentration.

[@Submersed24]

the first to make a review WITHOUT an affiliate link is the one I will upvote

[@CodyRallMD]

There are plenty out there.

[@Submersed24]

@@CodyRallMD actually I like your vids and didn't mean you specifically, I just noticed that there are so many people that are just trying to use affiliate links that they overhype everything

[@lb2220]

I have been looking into this for a while for my cluster headaches for stimulation of the hypothalamus which is the cause of the cluster condition and the trigeminal nerve. I was wondering if this would be worth trying

[@tomtoka]

How safe is this device? Howomg can you wear it

[@davidsimons1832]

Is it safe to use and use on a daily basis for maybe hours at a time?!!? I want to get one of these devices, but a little scared. And, I guess I’d just feel better about my purchase if I knew that it was safe. That’s all!!! And, thanks!!!

[@CreateWithGlenn]

Cody Rall MD with Techforpsych i am buying and using your affiliate link, you deffinatly deserve your fair commission

[@CodyRallMD]

Thanks Glenn!

[@thekeyboardzone-kas]

Hi, Dr. Cody - Thanks so much for the great detailed video explaining the mechanism of action and potential benefits of the NeoRhythm (and other similar) devices. It sounds amazing! I have tried to find the answer to this question on the NeoRhythm site as well as Google, to no avail. Do you know if the NeoRhythm and other similar magnetic devices is safe to use if you've had a history of stroke? I'm 67 years old, and I had 2 mild TIA strokes in 2005, but nothing since then. As a result, I always approach anything that works with or could affect the brain or heart with extreme caution, even if it is super-exciting. :)

[@TheStarr760]

Karen Schouest The device states that it can lower the heart rate. I have tried several of these devices and there were only warnings for implanted devices and epilepsy. However, the company has a chat on their site through FB messenger. I sent them a message last night and received an answer this morning. If you send them a message, through their FB chat, I am sure someone on staff will answer your message. In addition, they are giving a 5% discount and a free sleep ebook if you subscribe. Good luck! BTW, I have tried several of these devices and brainwave entrainment over the years.

[@jcollin4]

Which device works? Are there any negative side effects

[@RG-mt2yr]

From the manual: 4. Who CAN and CAN’T Use NeoRhythm? CAN: NeoRhythm has been developed for the general public to safely and effectively induce many different brainwave states. The expected key benefit of using NeoRhythm is better living. When brainwave entrainment is regularly and properly applied, the expected results are improved sleep quality, a facilitated reach of specific awake states, as well as improved emotional and logical intelligence. CAN’T: The use of a pulsed electromagnetic field device is contraindicated in people with pacemakers or other electronic implants, non-MRI-safe IUDs, cochlear implants, or mechanical heart valves because the magnetic field can shut the device off or otherwise interfere with its functioning. You also shouldn’t use NeoRhythm if you have epilepsy, Graves’ disease, or in the case of active bleeding. Pulsed electromagnetic field is also contraindicated in organ transplant patients due to a possible risk of affecting the immune suppression/rejection process. There is a chance that electromagnetic fields may stimulate or activate a more aggressive rejection process by stimulating the immune system. The safety of pulsed electromagnetic fields has not been established in pregnancy, although there is no evidence of harm. We advise against using NeoRhythm during pregnancy.

[@bull5919]

im curious does the affects stay with you after you stop using it

[@patriciagomes5339]

Hi Dr Cody! Thank you so much. I am trying to use the NeoRythm to help with intense neuropatic wide spread and back pain as well as clonus induced by adhesive arachnoiditis. I have gotten some great results with sleep and it seams to actually work nice on clonus and random cramps. But... Im not having much luck on the pain department that actually triggers and increases clonus in my experience. Would you be so kind to give me a suggestion of each position and head band electromagnetic parameters could eventually give me better results. Also... Would you think vagus stimulation could help in those symptoms and each device would you recomend. Thanks so much for your attention. Best regards Patrícia Lourens MD

[@theeballer6429]

If I use it in the Beta protocol (hyper alertness) to study for exams, will my mind go crazy if I use it for long periods of time like Final Exam week?

[@yoniash]

Hey, thanks. How about harmful EMF's - isn't it a concern in the long ran?

[@iamhectorlopez]

I have also been researching on potential contraindications and/or harms of the Neurorythm. But seems to be safe to use because the strength of the emf is way lower than other medical emf devices FDA approved. - Go to minute 7:00 of this video. - And check this helpful vid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJvXnJ9sd7GAotE

[@chrisf6421]

Have you thought about trying Apollo Neuro?

[@ArtDekko]

How safe is it to use? If it works for sleep, then we are talking 56+ hours of exposure a week. Would you feel ok about using it (or allowing a child to use it) for years at a time?

[@johngoldsworthy1925]

I would like to know the answer to this too.

[@Simao1988]

HI there man i just discovered your channel and im looking for the best wearable for me...thanks to you its easier a lot!! one question, once you remove this one how long the effect lasts?l after 30/60min sesh does it go on a bit or not? thanks a lot and keep up the videos!!!!

[@CodyRallMD]

That's a good question, I think it depends on the person and the situation.

[@abuhafshah91]

Is it help to cure Depression patient? To change rTMS job? Thanks

[@davidsimons1832]

Is it safe to use?!!? And, does it harm you to use it with the Bluetooth?!!? Want to buy one of these devices, but a little scared of radiation or whatever it is that they use that could possibly hurt you. Thanks!!!

[@thestylesworld]

Thanks for the video. Can it be used for chronic migraine headache prophylaxis or to treat an acute headache episode?

[@CodyRallMD]

I will not make any medical claims like that here. However, If your headaches are linked to stress/anxiety, it can help calm you down which might help with headaches

[@cp-ug2tw]

Can you make a video using an eeg devive to measure brain waves before and after using neorhythm?

[@orideconblingbling]

You can search users reviewing in conjunction with scanning brain activity using Muse Headband.

[@ighfirlee]

Hi, Neuro Science Halo Sport is dead. Can this replace it to get the motor cortex t9 be in neuro plasticity state for the benefit of sport performance? ie faster adaptation to hard workouts.

[@CodyRallMD]

Nice thought Manx. I am really not sure, to be honest. It was not really designed in that way. I am not sure if it would need to be a certain frequency to prime neuroplasticity and if it would be specific enough to the motor cortex. Great question.

[@montanadivacreations9267]

It would be great to see you make a video on how to use the Custom Programs on NeoRhythm . What is recommended for meditation or pain and how to set it up? What are things to AVOID .. thanks.. I got mine but would love to go beyond the regular programming now.. but unsure where to begin.

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes that is some great feedback. I am actually going to start working with the company to do more material on that

[@znorfel]

How does it compare to Hapbee?

[@speedyguy8]

Wont the alternating magnetic field interact with the metal in the frames of people who wear glasses? This could result in undefined affects in terms of the technologies performance in that case. Please let me know if it works with people who wear glasses and if you even studied whether or not there is a difference in the performance of the device with people who wear glasses vs those who do not

[@CodyRallMD]

That is a good thought! I didn't hear about any of those concerns in speaking with the company.

[@tvspy9770]

Any information on the use of these devices while under the influence of drugs? More specifically psychedelics.

[@CodyRallMD]

I'll be talking about that more in future videos, thanks

[@AnthonyBoutin]

Cody Thank you for this video. I'm very interested to see where this product goes. I see that in the app there is a pain program. There would have to be a delta stimulation for that right? Thats around 2htz...

[@markokadunc7946]

As already said by Prof. Jerman, the basis for choosing frequencies was scientific expertise that did a meta-analysis of scientific literature in bioelectromagnetics concerning the desired effects of the NeoRhythm device. Based on a broad literature review that yielded three more or less suitable articles, the NeoRhythm development scientists decided for the stimulation regime where the leading frequency was relatively high (around 300 Hz) and the supportive just above 12Hz. Therefore the answer is negative, the frequencies used do not correspond to the delta brainwave band, but correspond to already successfully tested and validated ones.

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes there is a pain program. I don't have chronic pain so couldn't use it for that. Would be curious to hear about people's first hand experiences. Thanks for the comment!

[@excel04]

@@CodyRallMD I used the pain setting after doing a lot of heavy work in the garden. Not only did it lessen pain, it seemed to loosen my shoulders muscles and actually boosted my energy. My HRV app concurred that substantial changes had taken place. I don't believe in consistently masking pain but if it speeds recovery I'm all for it.

[@mjtfield]

@@markokadunc7946 hi - I’m about to buy one. Does this help to train the brain or is its effectiveness mostly incidental?

[@edwinmaikortiz-pericon8271]

Does it work well with studying? For the focus aspect.

[@damianstelmach7419]

I love my NeoRhythm! I’ve been using it since it came out and can’t say enough good things about it.

[@zubairsimon9168]

Where can I order?

[@thebyronicmann8292]

I’ve just received mine. I was wondering though can you wear headphones and use it in meditation form for binaural beats and guided meditations?

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes but there may be some interference in the headphones at lower volume. But regular volume you cannot hear the magnetic pulses at all. And you should be able to link up two bluetooth devices to your phone at the same time. Time to experiment!

[@antonioperez-ns8vt]

Do you have a used one you can sell? I'm a caregiver for my elderly neighbor that has dementia and we're looking for something that can help with that. I've heard that the NeoRhythm has a 40hz setting to induce gamma waves.

[@sudhakarnaidu2578]

Suggestion(looking for): Am looking for 'device' which can provide following points- Deep sleep, Meditation, psychic effect(to work more). Kindly suggest me which device will supports for my requirement. Thanks in Advance.

[@michaelhaydn9893]

try the Platowork device or the kasina mindplace ...they work great for what you looking . The Neorhytm is to weak to get results fast. Its needs some weeks to showing effects and some are resistent. With Kasina its works 100% and its not a big price. Its works on resisten people too.

[@fahrianelson6447]

Have you looked into Siva helmet (god helmet)?

[@TheStarr760]

Dr. Cody, how good is it fir chronic pain. Does it interact with medications. Thanks and God bless 🥰

[@davidsimons1832]

I’d like to know the answer to that question, too. 😎

[@TheStarr760]

David Simons I contacted the company and they state that customers have had great results with the unit. I subscribed and I was given a 5% discount and a free sleep ebook. In addition, I sent the company a message. They responded back and asked me if I would like to join their community on FB. I have tried other devices like the Alpha-Stim M. It works great but I have pain throughout my body. Additionally, I have tried the Curve and other similar devices. I have researched and tried all kinds of devices over the years as Dr. Cody. The company has a 60 day return policy and if you need more time you can contact the company. If you decide to return the device, shipping fees will not be returned. I purchased it today. Their guarantee is excellent! If you decide to try it, good luck! Don’t forget to subscribe to take advantage of the 5% discount and free ebook for sleep. God bless 🥰

[@davidsimons1832]

Irene H Thanks a lot, Irene!!! Really appreciate you letting me know that!!! And, I hope that the NeoRhythm starts working for you!!! It’s really late and I haven’t even been to bed yet. And, extremely exhausted. But, wanted to make sure that I didn’t forget to thank you. That was so nice of you to reach out to me, though. And, I definitely appreciate it!!! 😊❤️🙏🏻

[@musicaangomera]

Dr. would you recommend this devise for anxiety or is it better an electrical one? Thanks

[@cloudman1229]

I have Neorhythm and fisher wallace & my girlfriend & i both agree fisher wallace does nothing but zap brain and maybe give some alertness because of the electric shock

[@shovonahmed6136]

Is there any long-term physiological risk of prolong usage?

[@da4mula885]

It affects your brain, so ofcourse. But probably very low risk

[@da4mula885]

Cause its not invasive

[@serafinaelventear]

The Bluetooth may be concerning.

[@shovonahmed6136]

This sort of products need to be further investigated before using. As it involves very close range transmission of external signals

[@da4mula885]

@@shovonahmed6136 oke Sir

[@Tobias-et1xt]

Do you think this device can improve the function of the brain long term, for example the function of the prefrontal cortex after using it for months or years?

[@anjumafshan1297]

This device is work tms?

[@anjumafshan1297]

Is this work as a tms

[@guidedmeditation2396]

Its interesting that to achieve Theta Wave States you would use this device @ 1 hz instead of 4 hz - 8 hz emission from this device.

[@drharshatr]

Hi, is this good device for insomnia, does this really induce sleep?

[@CodyRallMD]

I think it can be very helpful for insomnia in certain cases. Worth a try for sure

[@telmatucci]

How should it work for depression? How much time and frequency?

[@CodyRallMD]

I would try Energy and Vitality setting for 20min while doing tasks.

[@bingbong2257]

What brainwave state is most effective for learning, specifically languages? I'm seeing conflicting data suggesting Theta, Alpha, occasionally even Gamma

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes, very hard to tell. People have their different theories. But I would not put it on Alpha settings with NeoRhythm, it makes you too relaxed. I would go with the Gamma settings for energy and focus.

[@bingbong2257]

@@CodyRallMD thank you

[@serafinaelventear]

Does the headband work without Bluetooth? Or can you turn Bluetooth off?

[@alamasama]

You can turn it off

[@RobertMcMurrer]

What is the best wearable to help increase brain function?

[@CodyRallMD]

Which brain function? Focus? Memory? Relaxation?

[@phaedrucide]

What do you say at 1:55? Trans medetic stimulation? Are you trying to say Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation?

[@maschreiner]

I have depression, anxiety, and on the ACE scale I have a score of 6. I've been reading the book childhood disrupted. They discuss the benefits of Mediation in healing inflammation in the brain. My problem is that I meditated at night and wear soft headphones so I don't wake my husband with the guided meditation. And this makes it difficult to get a good night's sleep. I'm wondering if this product could possibly help with some off the brain healing so to speak? Or maybe the Muse would be better? I'm on the fence and sceptical but I really need help.

[@CodyRallMD]

Thanks Misty, I'm putting out a video on this exact topic next week, hope you get some benefit out of it

[@CodyRallMD]

You cannot get good sleep after the meditation exercises?

[@mjtfield]

The Muse only read your brainwaves, it doesn’t send waves to the brain to alter states. I have a Muse, I love it, but it’s a totally different type of device with a different intention.

[@pele220]

what about affecting electronics around you ?

[@CodyRallMD]

See here kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJvXnJ9sd7GAotE

[@shickakaper8028]

Octaves, he's trying to say octaves. That's why your supposed to use a high band high energy pulse... just like deep ground mapping with radar. For example, 20hz 40 hz and 80hz, since it's very unlikely your brain will go up to 80hz it will simply resonate at 40hz. This is why humans like music, our brains try to match the frequency.

[@davidsimons1832]

Mark Plumeau Hi, Mark, that’s extremely interesting. Is it safe to use?!!?

[@Johnnyredtail]

Dr. Persinger had been developing this a few decades ago with his 'God Helmet' and the Shakti Lite, that latter of which I own. How is this different?

[@CodyRallMD]

Thats a good question. I believe the God Helmet targeted the temporal lobes more.

[@Johnnyredtail]

@@CodyRallMD Yes... there was ample warning included with the Sakti lite about overstimulating the right amygdala. Which, when overly activated, produced some strange and often fearsome sensations. Such as being watched by an overpowering entity. Hence the name 'God Helmet'. I think NeoRhythm solved this problem by reducing the overall strength of the fields required by resorting to harmonic distribution and mixing within the naturally occurring brainwaves themselves. This is what mostly peaked my interest in it.

[@andrewgordon5451]

Dr. Rall, the NeoRhythm appears to have a max 25 gauss (2.5 mT) strength. I've tried it for several months for focus/concentration but without any noticeable differences. Dr. Pawluk seems to think that higher gauss strengths are needed to be effective. Would you consider looking into and reviewing a couple of other wearables for PEMF brain entrainment, such as the "FlexPulse" which claims to max out at 200 gauss, and the "Micro-Pulse ICES", which looks similar to PEMF but uses a different MoA? Regarding the FluxWear Shift that you tested, do you know what the gauss is, and also, will it include programs to boost focus/concentration. i.e. SMR, low-beta, gamma. Thanks!

[@lordleoo]

hey. any updates? i am interested, and kooking for TMS devices. medication didnt cure my problem. looking for something to augment medication

[@1Antied77]

Not sure if this helps or not but I have the MicroPulse. I too looked at Dr. Pawluk's site and bought the original model for arthritis because PEMF has been proven to regrow cartilage and it definitely works. It takes my pain away really quickly. But I wouldn't put it on my head. It's a totally different type of device meant to be placed on the body for healing.

[@amberf7438]

I had TMS at a clinic and unfortunately it did not help me at all. For me it was also physically painful. I regret the experience.

[@codegate615]

My mother had a coworker who tried tms, she went from depressed and bipolar to happy and energetic. However, my mother said she was almost too hyper and never before bugged her so much at work and hated when my mom wouldn't talk to her. She was very distracted at work and ended up quitting. I just wonder what kind of long term personality changes might occur due to using tms. Is this device a tms device?

[@CodyRallMD]

Low intensity TMS. More temporary state changes.

[@da4mula885]

You say she is bipolar. Sounds like shr just went from depressed to a manic state. The tms might have nothing to do with it.

[@codegate615]

@@da4mula885 It happened in very little time. My mother knew her for 7 years or so she was a long time coworker.

[@codegate615]

@@da4mula885 The woman was always bipolar...but never ALWAYS on in this needy, clingy, energetic, unstable way.

[@da4mula885]

@@codegate615 I'd advice your mother to just break contact with her. Don't stay for ethical reasons if she brings you down.

[@SummerjoyEgypt]

What would happen if a dementia patient used this device to be more focused? It would be interesting to see a video on brain hacking for dementia and Alzheimer’s patients.

[@CodyRallMD]

That could help!

[@one497]

Hi Cody, Currently going thru a rutt, just came out of isolation after contracting covid. I suspect I have long term covid, and I, am a pstd survivor and have issues with depression and anxiety. I have been off antidepressants for 2 years now, , and I, am very reluctant to go back on them I, ve looked into the product but the reviews are mixed from positive to quite sceptical. Would you personally recommend this product in treating pstd/depression. I, am indeed vulnerable and need help ie a less intrusive treatment, than taking pharmaceuticals.. Your comment would be very much appreciated Yan

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes, it can help you relax and practice some meditation sessions. Sorry to hear about your ongoing battle with long term covid and depression.

[@one497]

@@CodyRallMD Thankyou

[@Zr0din]

I'm close to pulling the trigger on a purchase on this or halo sport. About to start a new job and have to learn a bunch of software tools. Alertness, focus, and keeping focus for an extended time, not wandering really will be the most important issues. Is there any other product that I need to look at before making a purchase? Thanks,

[@CodyRallMD]

Go with the NeoRhythm for those objectives!

[@Zr0din]

@@CodyRallMD Is there a Coupon code I need to put in?

[@Zr0din]

@@CodyRallMD One other question. What is the distance of effect on this item? For instance, I'm bald but my wife has thick dreadlock hair at least half an inch. Are there changes and effects from hair?

[@lordleoo]

hey, how did it turn out for you

[@Zr0din]

@@lordleoo still working there. Not an easy job but I do get a productivity boost when wearing the apparatus. I use it for about 2 hours a day (1 morning, 1 after lunch).

[@Mitch1987ia]

Would I be able to use BOTH the Fisher Wallace stimulator AND the NeoRhythm at the SAME TIME per session? I have both devices and didn’t know if I could utilize both at the same time for treatment… keeping in mind that both devices would be placed on different spots on the head. Would that be harmful? Can you answer this or maybe do a video on this please and thank you?

[@CodyRallMD]

Thanks for the question Pumpkin. Although you would probably be fine with both of them going, I wouldn't recommend it. Best to test each settings separately and get the best feel for each individual device. Hope that helps!

[@Mitch1987ia]

@@CodyRallMD Ok, thanks for the reply.

[@jikimchannel]

BE WARNED!!!! Do NOT trust their “no risk guarantee”. Their Timer starts running from PURCHASE date and not deliver date. Which means if you bought the SUBSCRIPTION (which only has a 7 day window for full refund) and it takes 7 days for delivery you’re out of luck. PS mine took 5 days for delivery. Their site says 5-7 days estimated shipping time. Do the math. Also…they’re deleting my comments…which feels preeettyyy calculated and shady. Wait!! They don’t even give you a return label! They ask you to send THEM your own tracking number from a shipping label YOU pay for. So I guess you also have to pay international shipping to return the product. That doesn’t sound risk free AT ALL.

[@peterkostanich1996]

I like what you are trying to do. I'm in the similar boat - My company is researching PEMF devices. Actually, the NeoRythm go me interested in PEMF a couple years ago. Regardless, My device stopped working an Omnipemf's Technical Support Manager doesn't believe me. Who am I? My background: I started working on EMF devices for the US Navy in 1989. I have a Master Electrical Engineering degree and 50 years experience in electronics. After speaking to the Technical Manager I realized that most Neorythm customers could have a non-working unit - AND never know about it. I'm trying to get Omnipemf to agree that my tests with a Gauss meter (WT10A) and a smart phone (I use Ultimate EMF Detector Pro for Android) I'd like to get my Neorythm fixed, but I'm also concerned that some customers are getting scammed with a non-working device. I would like Neorythm owners to test their devices with a smart phone app. I'm curious how many people think there device is working and isn't. I hope you can help me spread the word. thanks Ultimate EMF Detector Pro for Android

[@denny8111]

Thanks for the information. Any related app for ios?

[@donb6514]

How is this compared to something like vielight ?

[@CodyRallMD]

Probably more of an immediate effect

[@hpadoan1]

Can use it with the muse headband?

[@davidsimons1832]

I’m pretty sure that this guy also did a video about using the NeoRhythm and the MUSE at the same exact time and how good it worked. Just seen this video a few days ago.

[@ayeshakhan950]

Any one with treatment refractory MDD that has used this?

[@dezmar7144]

I am post stroke and would like to use the recovery mode on the brain stem and the thalamus. Is this possible?

[@CodyRallMD]

Sorry Don, I wouldn't be able to claim that NeoRhythm would cure the anatomical damage on brain tissue from a stroke. There is no direct evidence yet for that type of healing from rTMS.

[@jikimchannel]

BE WARNED!!!! Do NOT trust their “no risk guarantee”. Their Timer starts running from PURCHASE date and not deliver date. Which means if you bought the SUBSCRIPTION (which only has a 7 day window for full refund) and it takes 7 days for delivery you’re out of luck. PS mine took 5 days for delivery. Their site says 5-7 days estimated shipping time. Do the math. Also…they’re deleting my comments…which feels preeettyyy calculated and shady. Wait!! They don’t even give you a return label! They ask you to send THEM your own tracking number from a shipping label YOU pay for. So I guess you also have to pay international shipping to return the product. That doesn’t sound risk free AT ALL.

[@yefrorus1989]

Hello! Is BrainTap still more effective than this?

[@sadface7457]

The brain tap would be different. It is using the senses as the primary inputs, rather then magnets to directly entrain the brain.

[@yefrorus1989]

@@sadface7457 I totally understand. But would it still be more effective in terms of results?

[@sadface7457]

@@yefrorus1989 Brain tap as I understand puts you in hypnotic state, and part of the therapy is auto suggestive positive reinforcement.

[@CodyRallMD]

I agree with Sad Face's comments. With BrainTap you have to close your eyes and lay there. Good for relaxation or if you believe in subliminal programming for therapy. Neorhythm is more about using during work with eyes open. Or exploring their meditation options.

[@handoromper7987]

BrainTap is subcription

[@panamannie]

For many years I have searched for a device that allows me to see two sets of brainwaves on the same PC. NeoRhythm is not it. What can I use?

[@foxinsocksonboxwithknox9677]

The website for neorhythm is running a deal for two, any chance you've experimented using two headsets simultaneously? Looking to hit 7hz to recreate project gateway's training without buying the tapes. Not sure if the presets will do the trick or if im better off with binural beats.

[@CodyRallMD]

I have not, but it sounds interesting Anthony!

[@nicodiaz627]

Is there any evidence that this could be used for neurorehabilitation on brain hemorraghe patients?

[@CodyRallMD]

No official trials published yet for that, but it is being looked into.

[@Whitejuliet48]

Why is it smoking?

[@susanna6826]

I just received mine. Let’s test it!

[@CodyRallMD]

Let me know what you think!

[@ChameleonLady]

Well?? @susanna?

[@Eflodur]

What about a vid this item in combination with a eeg.

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes, I did one :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nImWnmykadWDq9E

[@kabarque]

Tried this device and i really didnt like it. Got a strange headache from it, can not describe the feeling. Loss of appetite, at some point i wanted to go to emergency. Also has an effect on heart.

[@billschraer3531]

Is it true to return you need to pay over$60

[@CodyRallMD]

Not sure, is that what people are saying?

[@clarencelee8673]

Im just going to say it if no one else will will this work for v2k targeted individuals?

[@Yamathasnfia]

Video can't be played in the background

[@CodyRallMD]

what do you mean?

[@Yamathasnfia]

That's the message I recieved when I tried to play this video, I just sent feedback, I been getting it alot this last weekish your not the only one but last I would expect odd .

[@Yamathasnfia]

@@CodyRallMD ok working

[@tuffrooster8712]

Will this help with tremors

[@CodyRallMD]

Depends on the tremor. Probably only tremors related to anxiety.

[@peterkostanich1996]

Why do you call it rTMS? From what I can tell, it's a couple of ELF sine waves.

[@paulmegahy6937]

Does this help you sleep

[@CodyRallMD]

Yes!

[@jcote6672]

What's the cost?

[@gaa9561]

Currently $309

[@CodyRallMD]

Yep check the website omnipemf.com

[@mixvideos709]

Is this good for cognitive function

[@cinemike8207]

I think that my main concern would be with just how clinical TMS has had negative effects on people even with professionals configuring it. Now I know that this device uses a lower magnetic pulse but it still operates off of a similar concept. I just wonder if there's any dangers to prolonged usage because TMS isn't intended to be used every day for years. I also think about how with clinical TMS they use EEG's and try to target specific areas and with this device it's all pre set. It's promising that it's showing effectiveness but it feels like they may have rushed it to the market before filling in some questions.

[@serinadelmar6012]

Much lower, so much lower than TMS or rTMS. it is more akin to the same level of micro Tesla/Gauss as used in PEMF machines, which are suitable for daily use, actually less than those in most cases. It’s a good point though, with the rTMS I know you are meant to have four hours between treatments, and no more than two a day in a course of treatment. Incredible technology though! Wish you well.

[@pele220]

is there any danger with it ?

[@CodyRallMD]

This video might help with your question kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJvXnJ9sd7GAotE

[@djarcen3498]

I have looked all over the internet for any consumer reviews and have found none. So its a no for me. good luck with your venture.

[@orideconblingbling]

Your googling skills sucks. I found so many.

[@SyncrisisVideos]

This is a great product and I also must say I did not make a money for this comment. Also this is not a scammer please understand it is a real product also it is great. Also no I did not evey get one money ok.

[@adriansingco167]

Lol

[@OlaOla-so3il]

This device uses Bluetooth :/ Which is not a safe emf. Study pemf being safe were based purely on pemf. Unfortunately Bluetooth is to new for us to know if it's safe? Some studies suggest Bluetooth can cause brain tumors. I suggest they remove the Bluetooth feature!

[@CodyRallMD]

Bluetooth much less powerful than typical cell service

[@gofys3098]

So it kills you in 20years instead of 10?

[@fredr3544]

I turn my personal device off while running my Neorhythm,. The Neorhythm will operate the most recent setup.

[@josh2676]

@@gofys3098 show me the studies of massive spikes in brain tumors in humans when cell phones became mainstream in the early 2000s. oh thats right you cant.

[@Phoenix-ov5gg]

Ah yes, another case of ‘I don’t understand how it works and that means it’s dangerous’ no one has died from Bluetooth ffs

[@localtraveler3368]

Been trying this for 2 weeks, totally want a refund but I bought it from a reseller so I can’t. I don’t think it’s working at all 😂 not worth the price

[@jikimchannel]

You wouldnt be able to get a decent refund from seller direct either.

[@walrusdestruction6845]

Would have been a lot more convincing to have interviewed a doctor that didn't have a financial interest in the product.

[@CodyRallMD]

True, but I was trying to go to the source of the studies done

[@naelalshowaikh612]

25 people are not a high enough sample to base these conclusions on!

[@CodyRallMD]

Got to start somewhere :)

[@naelalshowaikh612]

@@CodyRallMD true!

[@bigtexnick2188]

affiliate... i want an objective, non-affiliate review

[@christoph_wattever]

Waiting for independent studies to finally debunk this crap

[@CodyRallMD]

We shall see!

[@randomizer2240]

Lmao! Why are so many asking about the safety of Bluetooth? Bluetooth is completely harmless. If you live in a modern home, enter a modern business or even walk down the street you are being bombarded with Bluetooth EMR from all directions.

[@CodyRallMD]

Haha true. Thanks for the comment Randomizer.

[@manuellaveaga2127]

🤣🔥💨

[@shickakaper8028]

Looks like it says no rythm. Hey try this put electric currents directly through the eyes. Also try biloba and carrot tops as chemical electroshock therapy. Hmmm, maybe even use pulsed magnetic fields to stimulate the cryptochromes in your eyes.

[@handoromper7987]

4 minutes of boring intro and i was out

[@yapolloable]

its so funny to see people convinced that it actually works. This works just like your magnetic bracelet, doesn't work shit.

[@opdgrow4life]

Looks like somebody doesn’t understand how brainwaves work.

[@transformer3187]

Ok then move along, go back to chugging six packs and driving a truck