This New Brainwave Technology Unlocks Peak Mental Performance
In this episode of Sick Health with Kevin Ban, MD, we explore how military brainwave tech can help you unlock peak performance, focus, and optimal mental health (all from the comfort of home)!
Join us, and neuro-tech pioneer Jamie Alders, VP of Product at Neurable shares how this “Fitbit for your brain” can unlock untold benefits in your life. This brand new solution can keep you away from the clinic, wires, gooey glues and more!
Imagine a brain booster that you can use just like everyday headphones!
From improving focus and productivity to preventing burnout, we uncover how this technology is transforming our understanding of mental performance. Jamie shares insights into how their device helps users optimize their work periods, identify peak focus times, and take scientifically-timed breaks based on actual brain activity - highly personalized to the user.
But this scientific breakthrough isn't just about productivity. We dive into the potentially life-changing medical applications of this technology, from detecting traumatic brain injuries in military personnel to establishing baselines for sports-related concussions. As Jamie explains, "We have a device that can collect orders of magnitude more data than you could get before... having data about your brain for eight to 10 hours a day, every day."
This podcast episode reveals:
How brain wave measurement technology actually works
The difference between focus and meditation in your brain
Why timing your breaks matters more than you think
The future of neurological health monitoring
Groundbreaking applications in brain injury detection
Whether you're interested in optimizing your performance, preventing burnout, or understanding the future of brain health monitoring, this episode offers fascinating insights into how technology is revolutionizing our understanding of the brain.
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