Frequent Headaches, low back pain, inflammatory pain, to mention a few of the several types of pain most people experience every day.

This might also be the same situation you find yourself in and if you’re looking for a way to relieve yourself of this highly unpleasant physical sensation caused by an injury or illness, then you’ve come to the right place.

Our pain relief package uses binaural beats with theta and delta frequency to stimulate the brain and produce Opium, which is the hormone responsible for pain relief. The good news is that because the opioid release takes time to wear off, the pain reduction does not end after the music stops playing.

Pain Relief can be listened to at any time of day, but because it uses low theta and delta frequencies, it's best to listen to it when sitting or lying down, as the effect can be extremely calming and even induce sleepiness. ORDER NOW!

Experimental Research on Binaural Beats for Pain Relief

The study included 36 US people with diverse types of chronic pain, with a median age of 47 years and ages ranging from 26 to 69 years. There were four dropouts from the trial.

Participants listened to two recordings for 20 minutes each day: one using TBB at 6 Hz (TBB intervention) and one using a placebo of a nonbinaural beat tone of 300 Hz (sham intervention). Both interventions lasted 14 days, with some participants hearing the TBB intervention first and then the sham intervention, while others heard them in reverse order. The interventions were delivered to participants via an Internet Web site or a compact CD. Interviews were held in person or over the phone, with e-mail support.

 The findings confirmed the hypothesis that a TBB external audio strategy was beneficial in reducing participants' reported pain severity.

The beat is binaural. Sound waves are thought to cause brain waves to vibrate at the same frequency, affecting brain activity and mood.

Different frequencies of brain waves correspond to different levels of brain activity. Slow brain waves, for example, are connected with sleep, whereas quicker waves are related to mental attentiveness.

Binaural beats that create theta brain waves, according to science, can assist to lower perceived pain severity, anxiety, and pain medication use. Participants in one placebo-controlled research listened to a 20-minute recording of a 6 Hz binaural beat every day for 20 minutes, creating theta brain waves. A second control group was given counterfeit audio to listen to. When compared to the sham group, the binaural beat group experienced a 77 percent reduction in subjective pain severity after two weeks (Zampi, 2016).

According to preliminary studies, inducing theta or delta brain waves with binaural beats can reduce anxiety and increase general wellness (Le Scouarnec, 2001; Wahbeh et al., 2007). According to preliminary research, the quality of your sleep may also improve (Abeln et al., 2014).

Stress, sadness or worry, and insomnia are all known to aggravate pain. More research is needed to determine how binaural beats treat pain, the ideal frequency to use, and how long listening sessions should last. Binaural beats, like meditation, may reduce pain by encouraging relaxation, reducing anxiety, and deepening sleep, according to research.

How Binaural Beats Can Help You Feel Better

Some believe that when binaural beats deliver a new frequency to your brain, your brain waves are compelled to sync to it, thereby sending you into a new "brain state."

There are five main types of waves in your brain. Low-frequency waves are associated with "delta" and "theta" states, which might help you relax and sleep better. Higher frequencies are said to cause your brain waves to shift into a "gamma" state, making you more alert, focused, and capable of recalling memories.

Attention has been connected to mid-range frequencies. When your attention is focused inside (like in meditation), your brain enters an "alpha" state, and when it is focused on the world around you, it enters a "beta" state.

The Pain Relief program is intended to reduce the degree of pain.

It is appropriate for those who have sustained an accident, those who have ongoing medical disorders that produce persistent aches and pains, and those who suffer from fatigue-related pain, such as headaches and muscle stiffness.

It may help lessen the need for opioids in post-operative pain patients.

Pain Relief can be listened to at any time of day, but because it uses low theta and delta frequencies, it's best to listen to it when sitting or lying down, as the effect can be extremely calming and even induce sleepiness.

Music has long been known to have a significant influence on acute and chronic pain, according to scientists. Music causes the brain to release opioids, which are the body's natural morphine.

Meditation/relaxing music, in particular, stimulates the release of dopamine, a brain neurotransmitter linked to other rewarding and motivating stimuli like food, sex, and some addictive drugs.

This explains the ability of music to alleviate pain and lessen the need for pain medicine.

The good news is that because the opioid release takes time to wear off, the pain reduction does not end after the music stops playing.

Music has also aided youngsters in enduring medical and dental procedures in other fields of medicine.

In other clinical contexts, such as palliative care, pediatrics, surgery, and anesthesia, music has been shown to be useful in reducing pain. There have also been promising findings in assisting cancer patients with pain relief.

What Makes Our Pain Relief Music So Effective?

Binaural beats at 6.1 Hz are also included in our Pain Relief track, as they were in the aforementioned effective study on chronic pain (theta).

The track starts from 6.1 Hz, scales back to 2.5 Hz (delta), and up again to 6.1 Hz, which is a frequency associated with the production of natural opiates and a deeply relaxed state of mind.

The music (instrumentation) in the track is set to an appropriate frequency to be a natural anesthetic that relieves pain and promotes proper organ function.

How To Use Binaural Beats To Relieve Pain

Choose the binaural beat frequency that corresponds to the mental state you want to achieve:

Delta waves (1-4 Hz) can help you sleep better.

Because profound relaxation implies decreased pain levels, theta waves are used for pain treatment (4-8).

Listen to a binaural beat recording inside your selected frequency interval for 10, 30 to 60 minutes daily while resting.

Binaural beats are a pain-relieving tool that is both safe and economical, so listen up!

Is the Pain Relief Track for You?

Anyone suffering from mild to chronic pain should take this program on a daily basis.

Music can be utilized in conjunction with medical care, medication, and rehabilitation for everything from a minor headache to a twisted ankle, as well as more serious disorders like fibromyalgia.

Simply lie down or sit down, close your eyes, relax, and hit the play button.

Please be aware that you may fall asleep while listening to this track, therefore do not drive or operate machinery while listening to it.

N.B: If you are having pain, you should consult with a doctor. This music is not meant to take the place of medical attention or medication.

Use this track regularly to better control pain, it will improve how you feel and function physically. An increased ability to function in personal and professional relationships, as well as an improved sense of overall well-being; and or a decrease in the intensity of pain.

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