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MindLights
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USB-stick incl. software, driver unit & manual (PDF)
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MindLights
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LED-mask
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MindLights
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headphones
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MindLights
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manual
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MindLights
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cleaning tissue
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MindLights
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suitcase
Areas of Application for the MindLights
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The MindLights
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are a product for the benefits of your health and the promotion of
your well-being.
The current state of experience allows for the following range of applications (this state-
ment is not exhaustive).
Mental Fitness and Vitality
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Increase in powers of concentration, comprehension and memory
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Overcoming tiredness and states of exhaustion
Relaxation and Stress Management
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Procuring states of deep relaxation
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Elevation of stress-resistance
Meditation, Mental Training, Trance and Hypnosis
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Procure meditative, trance-like states of consciousness
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Hypnagogic experience of images and imaginary journeys
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Promotion of creativity and brainstorming ability
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Utilization of hypnagogic state for autosuggestion / affirmation
Sleep
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Overcoming problems of falling asleep and insomnia
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Procuring a healthy and recreative sleep
Research on audio-visual stimulation
Extensive scientific studies have been performed to investigate the effects of audio-
visual stimulation.
Studies using electroencephalography (EEG) data have shown changes in the brain’s
electrical activity caused be the auditive and visual stimuli
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dies have shown improvements in the field of stress and anxiety problems, pain re-
duction, and positive effects on concentration disorders and behavioral abnormalities
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An investigation concerning migraine and tension headache resulted in a reduction of
pain intensity in 49 of 50 patients, and migraine disappeared completely in 36 patients
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The university of Hamburg has years of experience in the treatment of tinnitus patients
with audiovisual stimulation. The stimulation patterns for tinnitus treatment used in the
MindLights(r) Software are provided by professor Dr. Dipl.-Psych. S. Tönnies.
Further information on studies and publications is available on our website
www.mindfield.de
1 Collura, T.F. (2001). Application of repetitive visual stimulation to EEG neurofeedback protocols. Journal of
Neurotherapy, 6(1), 47-70.
2 Frederick, J.A., Timmerman, D.L., Russell, H.L., & Lubr, J.F. (2004) EEG coherence effects of audio-visual stimula-
tion (AVE) at dominant and twice dominant alpha frequency Journal of Neurotherapy, 8(4), 25-42.
3 Huang, T.L., & Charyton, C. (2008) A comprehensive review of the psychological effects of brainwave entrain-
ment. Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, 14(5).
4 Anderson, D. (1989) The treatment of migraine with variable frequency photic stimulation. Headache, 29, 154-
155.
5 S. Tönnies (2006) Entspannung für Tinnitusbetroffene durch Photostimulation. HNO 2006 · 54:481–486.
