Brain Fitness Podcast with Dr. Patrick Porter
Sep 30, 2026 · 54 min · 15 segments
**Stress isn't what's killing us—it’s the lack of recovery.** In this episode of the Brain Fitness Podcast, I sit down with Paul Edge, a pioneer in frequency-based music, eco-psychology, and…
And what we are showing right at the literally after an hour, between a 39% and 60% reduction in stress.
Of course, ours was a 20 minute session, but then when, so we did it at different lengths of time to give people the chance to do that.
And we did the same thing with the right frequencies, the target specific basically processes in the body.
But when you, when you looked at all the different ways to get this out to the world and, and, not sure exactly how we connected but somebody connected us we started talking i got excited about this because sound has always been my thing until i found out that you could actually add light to it too and um so we do use a lot of different frequencies with with brain tap because we're in a frequency field rob one thing i just learned as well in 1994 a group of scientists got together in Europe and studied the human body as a wifi network system instead of a chemical system.
And what they, what they came, the conclusion they came up with is we're more electrical than we are chemical that the electron transport chain follows the chemical system.
So when, when music, when you're getting this in, it's, it's probably working with, you know, bagel tone and things like that, that, We measure, of course, with brain tap.
That's part of the that's how we're getting that stress reduction number and things like that.
So when you were looking at all the different ways to get out the world, why did you choose brain tap? Because it was at first we were just kind of having a conversation because somebody said, hey, you should talk.
And what we are showing right at the literally after an hour, between a 39% and 60% reduction in stress.
Of course, ours was a 20 minute session, but then when, so we did it at different lengths of time to give people the chance to do that.
And we did the same thing with the right frequencies, the target specific basically processes in the body.
But when you, when you looked at all the different ways to get this out to the world and, and, not sure exactly how we connected but somebody connected us we started talking i got excited about this because sound has always been my thing until i found out that you could actually add light to it too and um so we do use a lot of different frequencies with with brain tap because we're in a frequency field rob one thing i just learned as well in 1994 a group of scientists got together in Europe and studied the human body as a wifi network system instead of a chemical system.
And what they, what they came, the conclusion they came up with is we're more electrical than we are chemical that the electron transport chain follows the chemical system.
So when, when music, when you're getting this in, it's, it's probably working with, you know, bagel tone and things like that, that, We measure, of course, with brain tap.
That's part of the that's how we're getting that stress reduction number and things like that.
So when you were looking at all the different ways to get out the world, why did you choose brain tap? Because it was at first we were just kind of having a conversation because somebody said, hey, you should talk.
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