NEUROSONIC THERAPY'S IMPACT ON SLEEP

Neurosonic therapy has a calming effect on the body through the autonomic nervous system and the mind. As the production of stress hormones decreases, the mechanisms related to sleep are able to recover. Falling asleep may become easier, and nighttime awakenings may reduce. Overall, sleep quality and restorative benefits can improve. 

Deep sleep stages and REM sleep can increase.

Neurosonic therapy enhances deep sleep and REM sleep for the majority of users. Often, people begin to dream more as well. Around 80% of those using Neurosonic experience benefit for sleep disorders after just 1–5 sessions.

According to customer feedback gathered by Neurosonic, it appears that the vibrations also influence the body’s internal circadian rhythm, shifting the restorative sleep periods to earlier in the night, where they naturally belong.

Stress Disrupts Neurotransmitter Function

Long-term stress results in an overproduction of cortisol, adrenaline, and other neurotransmitters that activate the body's alertness. Excess cortisol production, in particular, disrupts the functioning of GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid), one of the primary inhibitory neurotransmitters in the brain and central nervous system. As a result, falling asleep becomes difficult or impossible.


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