Description
The DAVID Delight Pro is an innovative, portable hand-held device that offers a non-pharmaceutical approach to wellness using Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) and Cranio-Electro Stimulation (CES). AVE and CES provide a non-invasive way to achieve peak mental and physical well-being. AVE and CES can be used together or separately
DAVID Delight Pro Explainer Video
Research shows that AVE can effectively and quickly dissociate, guide the brain into various brainwave states, increase neurotransmitter production, and increase cerebral blood flow. Research shows that CES is very effective at increasing cerebral blood flow and stimulates beneficial neurotransmitters: serotonin, endorphins, and norepinephrine.
The Delight Pro sessions are supported by the most current research studies in the areas of stress reduction, insomnia, improved mood, mental sharpness and balance (reduced risk of falling) in seniors, reduced worry, Seasonal Affective Disorder, and improvements in concentration and memory in college students. Along with academic, sports, and business performance optimization. The Delight Pro sessions also include our proprietary randomization process, which helps encourage dissociation and brain frequency tracking to the stimulus, to ensure you the best results.
The Delight Pro features 25 sessions (five sessions in each of the following categories plus 3 gamma sessions in the user-designed category – see further below):
- Energize
- Meditate
- Brain Booster
- Sleep
- Feeling Better
The CES follows the frequency of the AVE session unless the popular 100 Hz CES is selected.
Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) is a technique that utilizes pulses of light and sound at specific frequencies to gently and safely guide the brain into various brain wave patterns. By altering your brain wave frequencies, you have the ability to boost your mood, improve sleep patterns, sharpen your mind, and increase your level of relaxation, all with the simple push of a button! AVE also increases brain health by increasing cerebral blood flow and stimulating beneficial neurotransmitters, such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and endorphins.
The gamma brainwave frequency band is defined as being approximately between 30 to 100 Hz, with 40 Hz being of particular significance, as 40 Hz appears to be the brain’s master clock frequency and other rhythms, especially theta, modulate into 40 Hz. gamma activity is largely a product of glial cell activity.
Gamma brainwaves help with attention, focus, binding of senses (smell, sight, and hearing), consciousness, mental processing, and perception. The visual system relies heavily on gamma brainwave activity. The ability to recognize novel objects against a background of similar objects is due to gamma activity. So, something as simple as driving a car would be difficult if it were not for gamma. It has been found that gamma activity increases in the brain area related to the task being performed.
Mismatches in gamma/theta modulation called thalamocortical dysrhythmia, are found to be associated with poor memory, tinnitus, and chronic pain.
AVE at gamma frequencies has been shown to dramatically reduce amyloid deposits in mice that have been genetically modified to develop Alzheimer’s disease. However, because the mice were transgenic, this doesn’t prove that gamma stimulation will work with humans with Alzheimer’s, but it is hopeful. Another study from Georgia Tech by Singer et al showed gamma AVE produced several beneficial types of cytokines in wild mice and these effects will likely apply to humans.
The gamma sessions are:
1 – SMR/gamma – cycles between 40 Hz and 12 to 15 Hz (SMR) every few minutes. Calms the body while boosting mental sharpness.
2 – Randomized 38 to 42 Hz – another approach/option using randomization.
3 – Fixed at 40 Hz – based on the study to boost cytokines.
Cranio-Electro Stimulation (CES) is a non-invasive brain stimulation that applies a small pulsed electric current across a person’s head. This small electrical stimulus which is applied laterally across the cranium stimulates endorphins, serotonin, and norepinephrine neurotransmitter production.
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