Program 1 (P1) - 3 Hz
The frequency of 3 Hz falls within the brainwave frequency Delta band, known for promoting deep relaxation and aiding in both falling asleep and maintaining sleep.
Program 2 (P2) – 7.8 Hz
7.8 Hz is considered the Schumann resonance and is thought to be the basic or fundamental resonance of the atmosphere of the planet.
Program 3 (P3) – 10 Hz
The frequency of 10 Hz falls within the brainwave frequency alpha band, known for promoting found to predominate during relaxation or meditation.
Program 4 (P4) – 14 Hz
Operating within the sensorimotor rhythm (SMR). Situated along the long and thin area of the brain from the top of the head to the ear on each side, an increase in SMR correlates with heightened relaxation in the body.
Program 5 (P5) – 23 Hz
23 Hz is in the Beta brainwave frequency band. This is considered the alertness frequency band. Beta can be very useful for people who are sluggish, have brain fog or are tired.
Program 6 (P6) – 40 Hz
This is considered the dominant gamma band brain wave frequency. Gamma waves are involved in higher brain tasks needed for cognitive functioning, learning, memory and information processing.
Program 7 (P7) – 50 Hz
This program was added primarily because there have been numerous studies using this particular frequency.
Program 8 (P8) – 60 Hz
This program was added primarily because there have also been a number of studies using this particular frequency.
Program 9 (P9) – 10 Hz/100 Hz
10 Hz is the most common oscillation in the largest muscles of the body.
Program 10 (P10) – 1000Hz
1 kHz (1000 Hz) square wave relatively low frequency magnetic stimulation (LFMS) signal.