Rebound!SM
: Basic
Version
Neurological
Recovery From Traumatic Stress
Requires Robust Pattern-based Learning
Stimulation
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1) Traumatized brains have strikingly fewer
functional connections/synapses.
2) Robust,
Pattern-based learning stimulation is
required to restore them.
3)
Rebound!'s dynamic, parallel Pattern
prompts your brain to generate mega new
synapses,
thereafter using them to auto-restore lost
cognitive, psychological and physical
capacities!
That's why it's here for you!
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A
Window Into
The
Traumatized
Brain
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This is a normal brain.
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This brain has been harmed by traumatic
stress.
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The inconvenient truth is
that, living a "normal" modern life, it's
impossible to avoid toxic levels of stress.
That being the case, we
must develop resilience, i.e. the
ability to bounce back from the harm acute,
chronic, and/or traumatic stress impose upon
our brains, and nervous systems. Although
there are many models of the components of
resilience,
learning, flexibility, and adaptability,
(and daily meditation) are fundamental to
all of them. The good news:
Patterns
of Pure
Logic,
Expressed as Synchronized Light
& Sound Prompt
Learning, Flexibility, &
Adaptability!
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That's the underlying
principle of "Rebound!"
Rebound!SM was
created by someone living with chronic PTSD as a
means of enabling her to therefrom affect personal,
synaptic recovery, (i.e. the brain
regenerating the synaptic network required for
optimal brain function, and for the resolution of
undesirable behaviors affected by the neurological
deficit resulting from traumatic brain harm).
Here are the some of the facts, and principles that
inspired her development of our "Ultra-High
Learning" (UHL)
technology, and the creation of Rebound!
“The brain is plastic, and there are
ways to bring back and perhaps reverse
some of the effects of stress and rescue
the brain somewhat,” (Park,
2012).
Learning new things prompts brain
plasticity, (or "neuroplasicity"), to
restructure the brain, even enabling it to
restore lost functionality; Pearce,
2015).
Synchronized light, and sound stimulation
offers the possibility of recovered motor
function (in persons impaired by stroke,
and other forms of motion-impairing
traumatic brain injury) (Thaut...,
2010; Trafton, 2014; da Silva et al, 2015;
Reybrouk et al, 2018).
In other words, given dynamic
learning stimulation,
for an extended amount of time, (4
months), brain harm from traumatic
experiences may be reversed; thereby
affecting resilience enabling the
individual to bounce back, to Rebound!
from such adversity into a more
consistently enriching life experience.
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Furthermore, according to Dr.
Tracey Shors (2009), new neurons are
generated in the adult brain every day,
particularly in the hippocampus, a
structure involved in learning and memory.
Within a couple of weeks, most of those
newborn neurons will die, unless the
respective brain is challenged to learn
something new. Learning—especially that
involving a great deal of mental effort—can
interconnect, and keep these new neurons
alive.
In fact, (since more neurons equates with
higher levels of resilience), engaging new
neurons through learning increases the
brain's ability to rebound from stress
(Annacker et al, 2016). This product
dynamically prompts such engagement!
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Rebound!
Basic:
Free
Rebound!:
Basic v.7
(Free)
Note: The inner circles reverse
direction halfway through the entire
"inhale/exhale" sync process. At the turning
point, a golden Om symbol is flashed for 4 frames.
FYI.
Recommended
Frequency of Use
Twice daily, (two
"rounds"), for a
minimum of one hundred
twenty
(120)consecutive days.
Ideally, if you get to
any given day, and you
only do one round,
you'll start from Day
One again. If you
don't feel like being
so Spartan, it's okay;
just
try not to miss any
day of the minimum
recommended initial
duration of use.
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How
Rebound!
Works
Rebound!
robustly and
dynamically
stimulates
your brain
whilst you
simply relax,
and
chill--with
focus on
watching and
breathing. As
the user
watches the highly
complex,
synchronized
sound
and
light
Pattern, her,
his, or their
brain learns
the Pattern on
its own; doing
so with robust
neurological
effort whilst
the user
exerts only
the physical
effort
required to
put on
headphones,
launch the
program, and
sit down for
half an hour.
Yogic [deep,
rhythmic
abdominal]
breathing as
you watch, you
affect a deep
meditation
that further
enables your
brain to
learn, and
recall the
Pattern's
highly
intricate
synchronicity.
Using Rebound! leverages your brain's plasticity
to engender substantial, and
very remarkable positive changes in your
daily cognitive
functionality, self-management,
mindfulness, and quality of mental health;
hence,
also raising your resilience, thereby
improving
your quality of life.
Much
More Effective Than All Other "Sync" Products!
Rebound!
and
all
of
our
UHL
products do what Brain Sync, HemiSync, Holosync,
Omni-Sync,
NeuralSync,
and similar -Sync
products do; relative to
brain
plasticity, ours
do much, much
more. Rebound! and all of
our other UHL products
puts the sync
process literally
up front and
center; your brain
learns the
synchronicity and
synchronizes as it
learns. Mostly,
rather than
working
incrementally,
over the span
of years, Rebound!
provides
exponentially
more synaptic
generation
than all of
those
products--in
the span of
120 days.
Proper,
and
sustained
use
of Rebound!
(and
Brainneo's other brain
enhancement solutions),
affects a
meditation practice
that literally shifts your
body's, and your
lifestyle's norm from one
of general, run-on stress,
to one that represents a
general continuum of
relaxation/counter-stress--i,e,
to a lifestyle that is
much more receptive,
hence, one that naturally
builds a level of
well-being that radiates,
and attracts a more
prosperous, general life
experience. The value of
the manifold benefits of
that life change is incalculable!
Manifold
Benefits of
Using
Rebound!
The
below benefits may be
experienced with
recommended use of all of
our Ultra-High
Learning
solutions;
(with
efficacy
being
relative to both severity,
and scope of brain
impairment, and degree of
concentration, dedication,
and discipline applied by
the respective user):
- Increased
physiological, (and, consequently),
psychological resilience;
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Overall increase in cognitive enhancement, and
lucid thinking;
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Improved short-term, and long-term memory;
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Heightened general, spatial, and peripheral
perception;
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Increased capacity to concentrate, and to
focus;
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Increased stamina and endurance;
- Mindfulness
development; (and, as a result);
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Increased vitality, and ability to manage
stress in the moment;
- Increased
inner peace and calm;
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Increased immune response, (favoring brain
healing);
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Increased general dopamine [chill out
neurotransmitter] levels;
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Decreased general cortisol [fight-or-flight
hormone] levels;
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Alleviation of a remarkable amount of the
emotional gravity that accompanies Major
Depressive Disorder;
- Advances
restoration of lost motor
capacity consequent to stroke, and concussion;
- (May advance) Alleviation
of motor impairment from Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome and other autoimmune conditions.
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Post-COVID,
everyone
needs
the
benefit
of this
type of [high
learning
stimulus]
remediation;
now,
everyone may
freely have it.
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Important Note: PTSD,
and TBI sufferers are trying to manage two
different things; (1) radical,
life-impairing, structural reduction of the
brain, and (2) the array of behaviors that
may be associated with that reduction.
However, many of those behaviors may also be
connected with negative subconscious
programming; the brain harm affecting more
opportunities for that programming to
manifest SNAFUs in the respective person's
life experience. While it may also affect
remarkable behavioral changes, due to your
brain plasticity's rewiring of lost
capacities, Rebound!'s
UHL
technology
was particularly designed as a solution to such
trauma-induced
structural reduction. However,
whilst Rebound! will
generate googobs [a
scientific term]
of new synapses, it's
wise to employ the
synaptic overlay it
provides to explore
new
hobbies,
new
forms
of creative self-expression, to read new
types of literature, to spend 90 days
exploring drinking only foreign beer, or
eating foreign chocolate, or watching
foreign movies, to take new routes to, and
from work, to write with the hand you don't
[normally] right with, to walk backward up
hills, eat muffins starting from the
bottom... i.e. the new synapses need to be
connected to work for you, and any form of
conventional learning will enable your brain
to draw upon its new synapse supply. Think
of it this way: If I connect your home to a
high voltage power source, you could do off
the charts amazing things with that
electrical power; however, if you only
continue to do what you normally do, all
that power will just sit there waiting for
you to use it.
Heather Hanks wrote a great article for Health Prep that
provides insight, and guidelines on how to
manage the rest of your life as you
improve it by using Rebound!;
if you're living with PTSD, read, and apply
it also. The references below may also be
very helpful to you being able to fully
comprehend what this is all about;
generally, and for your specific benefit.
Additionally, especially with PTSD,
and traumatic childhood experiences,
(including neglect), it's
necessary to address
your subconscious
programming that
may have been a
significant factor in
adverse clinical
behaviors resulting
from the confounded
brain wiring directly
consequent to those
experiences. There
are many
subconscious
mind
reprogramming
modalities
that may
enable you to
quickly
accomplish
that; to that
end, we
recommend
investigating,
and applying "Psych-K".
Additionally, especially with PTSD, and
other traumatic childhood experiences, it's
necessary to address
your subconscious
programming that
may have been a
significant factor in
adverse clinical
behaviors relative to
such brain wiring. There
are many
subconscious
mind
reprogramming
modalities
that may
enable you to
quickly
accomplish
that; to that
end, we
recommend
investigating,
and applying "Psych-K".
Otherwise,
Whether you're using Rebound!
for structural restoration of your brain, or
simply to make your healthy brain much, much
better, May Divine Providence bless your
using of Rebound!
with the wellness you thereby seek.
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* Headphones
are optimal; your brain needs to hear the
tonal synchronicity, which is set at a
quasi-subliminal level--without headphones,
it's like hearing someone whispering across a
wide street while its heavily raining. Without
headphones,
e.g.
using
a laptop, center your head between the stereo
speakers, so your brain is able to best isolate
the channels. Without headphones, the better you
are able to focus the speakers directly toward
your ears, the better.
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