Power banks are the best choice. When it comes to chargers, you have to test them yourself. If the device makes you feel good with some charger then use it.
Low-current mode (or trickle charging) on power banks allows charging of low-power devices like earphones and smartwatches, which often do not draw enough power to keep a regular power bank active. This mode usually lasts for 2 hours before automatically turning off, ensuring devices are not overcharged.
This may or may not be a problem with this device. In case you want a power bank that will last more than 2 hours you might want to buy the one with built-in cable:
First night with the new setup with power bank, and I was glad that it turned off after two hours because I couldn't sleep with it. I had no nightmares, I just felt like I couldn't go into the sleep mode. It was like I was constantly in the alpha mode. Maybe I should try turning it on when I am reading the romance novels books, maybe it will help with visualizations.
I tried it last night with 528 Hz and as soon as I turned it on I could feel it in my brain. It was definitely doing something. But it wasn't relaxing at all, it was very stimulating. No wonder I couldn't sleep with it. I couldn't even focus on reading, so I decided to switch back to default frequency and then the feeling in the brain stopped. I think we need some additional guidance on how to use this thing.
I was reading about what scientists were using in their experiments, and I found that sometimes they were using two frequencies at the same time. For example:
PEMF signal was a 27.12-MHz carrier modulated by a 2-ms burst repeating at 2 bursts/s (2 Hz).
So one frequency is a carrier and the other one is injected inside the carrier. Perhaps in Z's case the 528 Hz is just a carrier and some other frequency is injected by his iPhone's charger?
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