When your brain begins to resonate with binaural beat, or "follow" the beat, this effect is called Frequency Following Response. This phenomenon was thoroughly researched and tested in 1973 by biophysicist Gerald Oster at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. His research on binaural beats and the Frequency Following Response was published in Scientific American and paved the way for further development in the area of auditory stimulation to enhance brain functioning.

Since that time, binaural beat technology has been endorsed by scores of doctors and scientists around the world. Today, binaural beats are used to stimulate positive mental states for all kinds of benefits such as meditation, relaxation, sleep, focus, increased creativity and much more.

By introducing a precise blend of frequencies to your brain, we create binaural beats via precisely tuned tuning forks. Using these tuning forks, you can effortlessly achieve powerful states of focused concentration, deep relaxation and more, all while stimulating parts of your brain to work together in synchronization