A six-week test of the HAP B, a device that uses frequency settings to mimic melatonin, adenosine, THC, and CBD without ingesting anything. The speaker shares whether it actually improved their sleep, energy, and focus.
So, as you know, I've been testing this for the last month or so. This is the HAP B. Actually, about six weeks. The jury's still out. For my wife, the pad that they use in the bed works really well for her, but this necklace doesn't seem to work as good for her. But for flights, for actually working around the house, using the caffeine setting to stay awake without caffeine, or using it to put you in a state of calm, a parasympathetic state, or get you ready for bed, it works really, really well for those. Remember, it's just setting a frequency that's mimicking certain compounds in the human body. It's not actually putting you under the influence of those compounds. As soon as you turn it off on the app, that response stops at a cellular level and you no longer feel either sleepy or awake. You go back to feeling not under the influence of that compound. So I like the melatonin, I like the adenosine. There's also THC and CBD settings. You're not putting THC or CBD in your body. You're only having your body respond as if you were in the presence of those compounds. So very safe. It's an incredible technology. I'm excited to see where these guys take this, but I'm giving you my six week check in.
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