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Can you tell me about isochronic tones during sleep?
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Www. Isochronic.net: See the website above for a more detailed explanation. Isochronic tones are two separate tones carefully selected to change your brainwave frequency. They have been studied less than binaural beats, and although headphones are not necessary with isochronic tones as they are with binaural beats, they are still recommended. Some researches believe they are more effective than binaural beats. Be well.
Answered 4/7/2016
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