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Thanks doc for the thorough review. I'm goiing to buy the Mendi for myself, my wife, and my NDD and Anxiety patients. The affiliate link discount is not showing up at checkout. I wouldl love to use it if it still works. Please let me know. Update: It DOES work when I manally enter "MENDIWITHDRCODY". Perhaps it was blocked by my popup blocker. Thank you.
Ugh, maybe it's even in this video and I missed it, but I feel like I am listening to hours and hours of reviews and reading article after article to not get my questions answered. Basically, I'm trying to see if there is ANY product on the market that is somewhat accurate and user friendly that I can use to play MULTIPLE, INTERESTING GAMES and also where I can buy the games up front or get access to some free games to give me the incentive to play and help me have fun and not notice when I am training. If I get some horrible app that draws lines to tell me where I'm at, or even worse plays music or bird sounds or wind chimes I will probably throw the thing across my room in anger multiple times. I will not ever use it. Also, I plan to work OT to be able to afford this, so while I can do a one-time purchase I absolutely refuse to sign up for a subscription, plus I literally can't afford it and am splurging anyway. Can anyone answer these questions for me? Are there any fun games with a device that happens to be even a little bit accurate where I can buy the game one time and not have to pay for a costly subscription? Ok, if I have to pay $1 per month I might be able to swing that, but I absolutely will not pay more than $20 per year for a subscription.
I learned to meditate years ago with the Muse and loved it. Now I am interested in and am buying the Mendi for focus. My hobby demands sustained focus and I am falling short and messing up. Looking forward to using the Mendi. Thanks for the discount!
As a developer and an owner of a muse device I can say I think the device itself is a good device but the app leaves a lot to be desired. I stopped using the app altogether, created my own and have just been recording my sessions
@@QuantumArchangelGabriel It uses Lab Streaming Layer which is pretty standard in bio-sensing tech. There is even an opensource web bluetooth lib for javascript called "musejs"
I watched your Mendi videos and git inspired. I uses Mendi for >70 days every day without any day left. Unfortunately I did not get any result. I have not been able to get a least minimum of control of the Mendi ball. All reactions of the ball remained pure chance. And even in my daily life I did not notice any difference. I''ve asked 3 time the Mendi support for ideas or support. So I've stopped it pretty much frustrated and did not use since. Again not realising any difference.
Dear Dr Cody, I could not agree more with you on your evaluation. Let me just add that Mendi is a lot user friendly than Muse. Warm personal attention vs a long questionnaire before you can even write your request. For this reason alone I've totally abandoned Muse and will not return despite myself doing very well at some stage with the Muse S. Mendi has brought me nothing but positive vibes. Thank you for validating my feeling on this subject and bringing some technical aspects which I did not know.
Appreciate this...I have both, and have found benefits similar to yours. My only complaint is that the Muse can 'drop-out', even if everything is seemingly prepared and that can be frustrating, esp if I'm in a flow state in the meditation and then, committed to the Muse process, have to break to reconnect the device (I have found that adding salt to a bit of water at the connectors seems to help). A fun thing to do with the Mendi is pranayam/cyclic breathing, as it feels that it gives preferential power to the pre-frontal cortex (eg. the ability to make ball move on the app).
Will Mendi or Muse S2 better help break feedback loop of no deep sleep due to anxiety, causing short term memory loss, exhaustion and critical thinking impairment, causing more anxiety further impeding deep sleep in technologically challenged male wearing sleep apnea machine nightly
Dr Cody you do an incredible job I've been on the Mindy for 4 months my life is not the same because my thinking in my brain is not the same and you say everything that needs to be said and I thank you for all those details you're able to give for people have a variety of perceptions so that they can make an informed decision on what they want for that moment thanks for all the details so people can make their own decision and for all the benefits of all the personal neurofeedback training headbands that you explain some exciting times thanks for all you do
I ordered the Mendi. Heres hoping it helps me progress deeper into the jhanas, I've been having issues with either loosing awareness or getting distracted by thought. My technique is pretty solid, as I do get effects that tells me I'm making progress, however it'd be nice to get an extra edge. If the mendi doesn't work, I'll give the muse s a shot. Which would you say was more effective for getting into the jhanas, the muse or the mendi? And which one worked in solidifying meditative skill in the long term?
muse can help a lot to check your overall state, how deep you go and how much you can still your mind when you record your raw brainwaves with mind monitor and then analyze the graph... mendi is a device which is supposed to help you concentrate better which then of course can help you meditate better, a thing which i wanna test out right now, that's why i am watching those videos to see how it works and if it has a live feedback coz i wanna use it while meditating and not those exercises with open eyes, so if that works i can use it in combination with the muse - mendi to try to enhance the ability to focus and then muse to check the overall state and progress
Thanks for the book reference it sounds exactly what I'm looking for, I've given up on the muse, I find it too fraught with problems and consistency, I think if it was better engineered they would have a killer product,
I have 2 Muse S's and have rarely had a problem. It could be because I have a shaved head. But Dr. Cody has convinced me that the Menhi is good. So I have ordered one and it should arrive in a couple of days.
@@McLKeith I also have a shaved head, but a big one and I have many problems with the muse headband, especially the initial connecting, I'm up and down, wiping my head, wetting it, which I start to find annoying and stressful, which is not a good state to begin your med session. I'm back using insight timer, but I am open to a similar product, which works, when one comes on the market.
Good day my friend. I also have both and have been through my personal trials. I have almost 3,000,000 Muse points, about 700 straight days and I am just getting started. Great channel, right up my lane. I’ll spread word about you. US Army Vet btw.
Hmm, new to this adventure. I wonder which one (if either) would help with general anxiety/panic and the endless worry and wasteful projection on upcoming stressful events (such as surgery for example).
great that you had those experiences... if you wanna go deeper and higher go find the SOS center in chicago and your life will change in ways you never thought possible...
Dr. Cody Rall, since you like Ajahn Brahm's book on the jhanas, you might find Leigh Brasington's "Right Concentration: A Practical Guide to the Jhanas" of use.
Hi, Great video! I'm looking to buy a headband to read my brain stats. I really need something that will tell me which specific frequency range I'm currently in, alpha theta etc. Which headband is best for this? I saw the BrainBit does this, but it seems the Muse or Mendi don't. I'd love to know your thoughts, thanks!
You should know this company is based in Estonia. If you need to return the device, as I did, you will pay DHL shipping there, and it will be deducted from your refund.
I wish I’d seen this before ordering the Muse. I just received it Saturday. I’m a long time mediator and hopefully I’ve made the right choice. Have you reviewed Flowly? I didn’t know about the Mendi and was deciding between Flowly and Muse, but went with the Muse.
Sorry I have a slightly complicated question. I have a chronic joint injury that I’m trying to heal (tried everything besides surgery) with the Silva method. My main requirement is a device that tells me when I’m in alpha frequency. Which device do you recommend? And would a HRV device be good enough if I can’t afford the EEG types? Thanks a lot
Great video! I purchased the Mendi 5 seconds before you mentioned your referral code; same discount for me but nothing for you:( Perhaps at least allude to it earlier
I ve both and tested both at the same time with eyes open and closed. No correlation between getting stars with mendi and birds with muse eyes open or cloth. I thought if I do the focus based muse mediation I would get stars with mendi, interestingly its not the case. Opening eyes changes everything with muse birds disappear nearly completely.
Muse has gone to a membership format. I was on their site a few days ago to buy a backup S Gen 2 headband-only (without a pod) and they are not listed in anymore. Fortunately, the Chat section gave me a link. I like to use my Muse S in unconventional ways. For example, I will turn negative feedback back off, or down very low. Sometimes, I turn the birds down or off and just check the graphs afterward. I don't get the stillness feature. I am always at 0% and I only make slight posture adjustments.
I don't like the stillness feature either Keith. It seems pretty pointless. I'm glad they are making options to adjust the neurofeedback noises. We will see how it goes with the membership model. Thanks for the comment!
@@yugiohmane4716 when you're meditating pause the meditation and there is icon that allows you to change the settings. That is, volumes, percent birds etc. Then you go back and resume your meditation.
Lots of questions with subjects like white noise usage vs pink noise usage between devices, eating habits or foods, drinking (alcohol, soda pop, juices, coffee some of which can increase anxiety). It sounds like a dependency can develop in this clip. How does poor cholesterol levels, sleep apnea, tachycardia effect devices?
Hello, Thank you for these videos. I will gladly purchase through your link when I am ready. I want to use biofeedback to manage pain and achieve alpha state. I am new to meditation. I also have a larger head circumference. It seems that both are close in price. I am concerned about breaking the sensors. Would the Muse be the better choice? Thank you again for your time.
I dont want any noise or instant feedback... I just wantt o know if my brain went to theta/ delta or not.... ANy advice on that? Love ur videos . thanks!
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN DOES MENDI ONLY MEASURE THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX OR DOES THE SAME AS MUSE? EVERYONE KEEPS TALKING ABOUT THE MENDI IS JUST FOR FOCUS NOT HELPJNG IT STSY CALM?? CAN SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN DOES MENDI ONLY MEASURE THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX OR DOES THE SAME AS MUSE ?
So I wanna get a brainwave reading device that I can use during my esoteric meditation sessions just for curiosity sake. We use the imagination as a focus object. When we do breath focus we add white light being sucked into the body. We do "pathworking" such as imagining a tarot card as a curtain and walking thru it and exploring the landscape. We talk to God's, step into God's, etc can you make any recommendations?
Dr Cody thank you for so many valious videos. I've just purchased Muse 2 and I wandering if You could help me. On the graphic of mind (brain part) I see in the lower part little birds and little stars. I don't hear any birds during My session. And it says You won 5 birds for example. So I have 2 questions that I hope you can help me answering them: if I win birds, why i can't listen to them and what is the meaning of the little stars. Thank you very much for attending me. I wrote from Panamá.
Haven't noticed anything with the Mendi but the Muse S does help a little bit when it comes to concentration. I find the Muse S and Mendi to be lacking when compared to getting professional neurofeedback at a clinic. The difference between Muse S and going to a Neurofeedback clinic is night and day for me when i use the Muse S it only lasts a few hours but when i went to a clinic the "flow" focus feeling lasted a couple days which is much stronger than taking my ADHD medication Concerta/Vyvanse. I'm going to return the Mendi because i see no real benefit but the Muse S helps slightly. Unfortunately the clinic I go to isn't covered by my health insurance thus i can't afford the treatment sessions so i'm going to switch insurances to Blue Cross because a different neurofeedback clinic accepts that. Which brings me to my last thoughts on home neurofeedback vs clinician neurofeedback, professional neurofeedback will always be better because the sensors on the devices they use cover the whole brain not just a part of it like the Muse S/ Mendi but the treatment is very costly. Muse S only has 4 sensors but a Cap has 21 or more in comparison.
I'm looking to by myself a neurofeedback cap, amp, and software but i don't know where to start but i know that isn't cheap but beats the cost of going to a neurofeedback clinic can anyone give me recommendations? I already own the Muse S/Mendi and they aren't good enough because they don't have enough sensors and they neurofeedback that the Muse S uses isn't accurate enough even with the different soundscapes. Looking for software that has the traditional neurofeedback that makes the beeping noise not ocean waves ect.
I had me the mendi and i noticed that to get the ball moving out well you had the tense your forehead. It didn’t actually measure my focus, it was more of a measurement of blood flow of my forehead muscles. I would love to see someone control the ball well with a complete relaxed forehead. The idea sounds great but I honestly think they need to remove the noise of the forehead muscles
Hey, YugiohMAne, could you share a clinic you are visiting and what type of neurofeedback instruments they use. I’m not from US, so would like to find something similar in Europe. Thank you
I agree the Muse app is quite complicated. The biofeedback is so cute and complicated, the “feedback” barely exists. A lot of trial and error to even understand what is feedback and what it means.
I'm meditating for over 30 years and recently bought a Muse, because I wanted a look at my brain wave patterns. After 3 weeks I'm totally disappointed, because I need the external Brain monitor app to even show me the actual brainwave reading. The Muse app and visualisation is a joke. It's utterly useless and looks like it's just a random graph without any meaning. To make things worse, the biofeedback seems to be ONLY for a certain kind of focussing mediation and only rewards that. So they are forcing you into what they think mediation is! My best meditations that were pure calm and stillness had the worst "ratings", while when I was just superficially focusing, I got over 400 birds in one session. After 3 weeks the readings are making even less sense to me. It's like the exact opposite of what is shown in the app that is true in my experience. Maybe for total beginners a focusing meditation is good to start with, but for me, I'm opening my awareness infinitely, producing high alpha, delta and gamma (only to be seen in mind monitor) - which is giving you wrong results in the Muse app. At least they should give us the choice and show meaningful graphs. So I'm only using it with MM now and without biofeedback (which makes it kind of useless). Thanks for the Mindi tipp - I ordered one and will test it out. Your videos are awesome and thanks for making them useful for advanced users like me! I wished I had discovered you earlier. Oh and btw. My most favorite wearable for relaxation is the VNS device Amofit S - it's even better than the Apollo Neuro (which is also great) - what makes it so useful is that you can wear it all day and it helps DURING stressful situations and not like most others AFTER (in mediation etc) - the Amofit is a life changing device for me. 😀
Thanks Atmos! I will have to check out the Amofit S! My Muse feedback goes haywire when I expand consciousness as well. I like to use it for about 20minutes to stabilize my attention on the breath, then remove the headband when I want to elevate into higher Beta and Gamma frequencies. I talk about it in this video: Hope that helps! ua-cam.com/video/VwWW7nikYCs/v-deo.html
@@CodyRallMD Thanks! In the meantime I also found out that the app features I was missing were due to my language settings. I had to set my whole iphone to English (German is my native language) and now it's a totally different Muse app! The readings now make more sense - although it's annoying that there are no language settings in the app and I only found this out by experimenting. I also just do focusing meditation with it and for that it works well. By the way, the Amofit is also a PEMF device similar to the Neorythm (which I also love) but more for resonance with the Vagus nerve and you can wear it all day around your neck for continuous calming frequencies.
@@atmosblack4366 ordered the Mendi as well. How are your thoughts about it? I never heard of Amofit, but checked it out now and it seems promising about the parasympathic system. When do you use it and why actually?
@@DigitalSamTV I love both and they have become very valuable daily companions. The Amofit is much more subtle and gentle. I immediately sense when it's turned off though. It works like a break on my SNS. Like it's calming the noise in the background. I'd get both, because tbh they actually DO something, while all these other headbands etc just measure. I didn't profit at all from Muse and the others because I know how to meditate anyway. I needed support in daily life while being active and not to calm down AFTER stress by training. I've stopped using all others, because they were more of a burden and zero help at all.
Doc I'm getting ready to do the Mendy and as long as I've been doing it I'm just wondering how do I know if it's working from my focus or my breathing technique I have to have a breathing technique cuz you got to keep the oxygen flowing to the brain does it matter if it's working it's working then that's all you need to know because I wonder if I'm manipulating it or is that fine too cuz it's all getting the same thing done sorry for the confusing question
Don't listen to him he promote Mendi because they pay him to do so. I already own the Mendi and am returning it because it has no real benefits but the Muse S works slightly although it's not very accurate neurofeedback in comparison to the traditional kind.
Well I'm sorry you're not able to tap into all those benefits of my son has been delivered from the two most common side effects of ADD that high pitch cackle laugh that's outside of the boundaries that nobody does but is a trait of certain things and then the intense forceful emotional anger he has been delivered from that that's those two brain waves that get tightened up first and so without him having to deal with just those two things he is thankful he calls me now I have never heard from my son unless I called him he is called his uncle which he is more aware surroundings he doesn't have any stuttering or double wording his thinking is very adult like now I can have a intelligent and long conversation with my son which before was not available to this extent
It is called training and I had to push my son every day for 30 days couple of days got missed but by the time he left me and went back to school he was a different man I've known about EEG for 12 years I believe I was being prepped to support my son just a few months ago and now it's done he still has his Mendy and people with brain issues need to do it their way and if they don't have the understanding it won't get done we know how that goes so I am believing for him to pick it back up on his own for him to do his own training for himself it's training don't think you'll be able to fully understand it cuz nobody does they just know it works and how it's supposed to work and that it does work I am a witness of myself my wife and my son what are your numbers like that'll tell you where you're at basically and then you build it from there it's not easy it's training
Faithfulness is the key faithful faithful faithful and it will work it has to other doctors say the same thing not just Cody I am a research student so UA-cam and the Nero feedback field is full of witnesses push it make it work for you
Thank you for sharing your story St. Clair Jones. That is amazing feedback about your son. Differences in your breath will not affect the Mendi signal too much. Your focus is a more important influence on the signal. Try breathing into a focus point, like the "third eye" center point in-between your eyebrows and try and feel "good" while doing it. I described this in more detail on my Mendi training tutorial video here: ua-cam.com/video/zzro2qVTBMY/v-deo.html
Bondage no bondage what's the reason for the subscription to keep tabs on people is that like taxes you know you never really own it because if you stop paying them they cut you off
More reliant revenue. At the end of the day, it's still a business that needs to survive, pay employees and return investments. One could argue that it makes clients train more regularly due to their own personal investment. Lots of room for debate there.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🔍 Comparison of Muse and Mendi headbands* - Comparison of technical specifications and features of Muse and Mendi headbands, - Differences between EEG (Muse) and fNIRS (Mendi) technologies, - Personal anecdotes illustrating the practical benefits of each device. 05:17 *🧠 Practical impact of Muse and Mendi* - Personal experiences using Muse and Mendi for mental health and cognitive enhancement, - Different approaches to brain training: Muse for meditation guidance, Mendi for focus enhancement, - Evaluation of practical benefits and effectiveness of each device. 09:00 *💡 Ease of use and user experience* - Comparison of ease of use between Muse and Mendi headbands, - Evaluation of app interfaces and training programs, - Practical considerations for users regarding comfort, setup, and signal quality. 11:50 *📊 Research and development insights* - Availability of third-party apps and research opportunities with Muse, - Comparison of Bluetooth connectivity and hardware durability between Muse and Mendi, - Pricing, subscription models, and trial periods offered by both companies. Made with HARPA AI
Thank you for this great comparison video. I have a question I havnt been able to find the answer for - I can’t help but think how this drastically differs from playing video games, for example. Even say Chess, where intense focus is happening. Wouldn’t video games also train the brain in a similar sense, as the Muse etc. Seem to almost mimic a video game. Would love to hear your thoughts! Thank you!
Hi Cody, I hope you're well buddy! Love your videos! They're awesome! I was wondering if you knew much about The Bio-Acoustical Utilization Device (BAUD) ?....and maybe if you had any experience using it? Thanks in advance! Russ (I've tried posting a comment a few times but seems to disappear.... maybe its because there is a website link in the comments and its not allowed?? Apologies if you've already seen this message)
Hello Russell! Thanks for the support! No, this is the first time seeing your comments. I haven't seen the BAUD before, I just took a glance at their website and it looks interesting. Have you had a good experience with it?
@@CodyRallMD Thanks for your reply! No, I haven't used it! But have been looking into it. Is it a totally different kind of device to the ones that you have used?
Hey Dr Cody! Thanks so much for your incredibly detailed videos. They are a huge help but I was wondering if you could advise me on something very particular??? I suffer from partial complex seizures (form of epilepsy) from a sis in the front right of my brain. Because of this my mind is moving much faster than most people, leading to lack of concentration and then suffering from seizures (usually in my sleep) to almost restart and calm my brain down again. I’m really wondering if one of these headsets may be able to calm my brain down naturally and perhaps have an effect on my seizures. If so which one would you recommend would have the best effect? I just can’t decide but the Mendi frontal lobe focal pointers sound promising. Any advise or thoughts would be greatly appreciated!!
Just sit and follow your breath in and out of one nostril. Your mind wanders off then bring it back. This will improve your concentration with practice. Slow your breathing down to 6 or less breaths per minute. These videos are just paid advertisements. They are expensive wired contraptions and they want you to subscribe to them for a monthly fee. Meditation should be free as it always has been. Search UA-cam and you will find a good video on how to.
Doc, I would like to share with everyone. ZenWave - Russian quantum REG device and mind machine, those two help me meditate and harness my Intention. ❤
But I saw that with mendi you can get feedback in different ways. Sometimes I am focused in a way that feels not good but mendi does response. It is more like a fight or flight focus. I think the key with mendi is to get focused in a relaxed way that feels good.
Bluetooth hurts my brain along with wifi, phone signals etc. ESPECIALLY during meditation, so these headbands are silly. I cant even use a headtorch because the emf hurts my brain. I was hoping to create gamma brainwaves with a muse headset, which I thought the headset did..
I’ve used Muse on and off for years since they first came out and the one thing that frustrates me is getting in position correctly and I wish I could have the minutes back where I couldn’t. I couldn’t get a position I couldn’t get it. On the other hand, I thought it was tremendous and the old days they had a guy that created separate app so you could see your brain. Recently uses actually added that I think, I think I’m gonna try one more time by the newest new band because mine broke. I have PTSD acute insomnia. Brain inflammation from Running punched my head at Dr. Andrew Fagelman and so New York City. A hole always punched in my retina retina attached to the brain. No apologies just more Crimes, including by the NYPD, who apparently really like this doctor and his employee.
Here's my honest objective review of this product, you can trust me and by the way click this link where I can get paid by the makers of this app for referring you. Sarcasm and snide tone aside, it's impossible to derive any more value from content like this than we would from an Advertisement
Honestly I had Muse since day one it case one the original. And this device to this day I feel like it is way overpriced. Their integreation for the app is ridicoulse. At this time still they have no integration of using the I watch to corrdinate HRV readings, see your HR, RR, and SPO2. During medicaiton these data tha can be used to indicate level stress on top of you brainwave activity. Yet muse refuses to update the app and in connection with the watch.
Mendi support absolutely sucks and so much so that I actually doubt they have any support staff at all. I've been waiting for over 10 days for a response from them. I would buy one of their devices right now but they don't have Mexico listed as a country to get it shipped to and apparently they have no support reps.
I already bought it. But cannot use it -- I have been waiting for a reply (their app will not even let you in because the verif email never comes!). It has been 8 days now. Help email is probably unmanned. It is not even heavy, so can't even use it as a paperweight!
@@vijayd8634 I finally got a response by hounding them on twitter. I replied to one of their tweets and then kept replying every couple days saying I still had not gotten a response.
I had a great experience with the customer support before and after purchase in june-july 2023. maybe they improved it do to feedback? They get back to me usually within a few hours to a day and are super polite and helpful.
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Thanks doc for the thorough review. I'm goiing to buy the Mendi for myself, my wife, and my NDD and Anxiety patients.
The affiliate link discount is not showing up at checkout. I wouldl love to use it if it still works. Please let me know.
Update: It DOES work when I manally enter "MENDIWITHDRCODY". Perhaps it was blocked by my popup blocker.
Thank you.
Ugh, maybe it's even in this video and I missed it, but I feel like I am listening to hours and hours of reviews and reading article after article to not get my questions answered. Basically, I'm trying to see if there is ANY product on the market that is somewhat accurate and user friendly that I can use to play MULTIPLE, INTERESTING GAMES and also where I can buy the games up front or get access to some free games to give me the incentive to play and help me have fun and not notice when I am training. If I get some horrible app that draws lines to tell me where I'm at, or even worse plays music or bird sounds or wind chimes I will probably throw the thing across my room in anger multiple times. I will not ever use it. Also, I plan to work OT to be able to afford this, so while I can do a one-time purchase I absolutely refuse to sign up for a subscription, plus I literally can't afford it and am splurging anyway.
Can anyone answer these questions for me? Are there any fun games with a device that happens to be even a little bit accurate where I can buy the game one time and not have to pay for a costly subscription? Ok, if I have to pay $1 per month I might be able to swing that, but I absolutely will not pay more than $20 per year for a subscription.
I learned to meditate years ago with the Muse and loved it. Now I am interested in and am buying the Mendi for focus. My hobby demands sustained focus and I am falling short and messing up. Looking forward to using the Mendi. Thanks for the discount!
Which one would be most beneficial for sleep and anxiety?
As a developer and an owner of a muse device I can say I think the device itself is a good device but the app leaves a lot to be desired. I stopped using the app altogether, created my own and have just been recording my sessions
How you can create your own app to work with that device?
@@QuantumArchangelGabriel It uses Lab Streaming Layer which is pretty standard in bio-sensing tech. There is even an opensource web bluetooth lib for javascript called "musejs"
Ya some of us just want to see the data, we don’t really want any interaction.
Any possibilities for me to use your app?
Like mind monitor?
I watched your Mendi videos and git inspired.
I uses Mendi for >70 days every day without any day left. Unfortunately I did not get any result.
I have not been able to get a least minimum of control of the Mendi ball. All reactions of the ball remained pure chance.
And even in my daily life I did not notice any difference.
I''ve asked 3 time the Mendi support for ideas or support.
So I've stopped it pretty much frustrated and did not use since. Again not realising any difference.
Dear Dr Cody, I could not agree more with you on your evaluation. Let me just add that Mendi is a lot user friendly than Muse. Warm personal attention vs a long questionnaire before you can even write your request. For this reason alone I've totally abandoned Muse and will not return despite myself doing very well at some stage with the Muse S. Mendi has brought me nothing but positive vibes. Thank you for validating my feeling on this subject and bringing some technical aspects which I did not know.
Thats awesome Berdog, I'm glad you are getting a lot of value out of Mendi :)
Excellent post! Thanks for this info. I ordered a Mendi yesterday.
You won't be disappointed. Today is my 270th consecutive day.@@CodyRallMD
Appreciate this...I have both, and have found benefits similar to yours. My only complaint is that the Muse can 'drop-out', even if everything is seemingly prepared and that can be frustrating, esp if I'm in a flow state in the meditation and then, committed to the Muse process, have to break to reconnect the device (I have found that adding salt to a bit of water at the connectors seems to help). A fun thing to do with the Mendi is pranayam/cyclic breathing, as it feels that it gives preferential power to the pre-frontal cortex (eg. the ability to make ball move on the app).
Will Mendi or Muse S2 better help break feedback loop of no deep sleep due to anxiety, causing short term memory loss, exhaustion and critical thinking impairment, causing more anxiety further impeding deep sleep in technologically challenged male wearing sleep apnea machine nightly
Tx for this comparison. Definitely helps to know which one is better suited ofr your personal goals.
Thanks and glad you liked it U-Li !!!
Dr Cody you do an incredible job I've been on the Mindy for 4 months my life is not the same because my thinking in my brain is not the same and you say everything that needs to be said and I thank you for all those details you're able to give for people have a variety of perceptions so that they can make an informed decision on what they want for that moment thanks for all the details so people can make their own decision and for all the benefits of all the personal neurofeedback training headbands that you explain some exciting times thanks for all you do
You are too kind stclair, I really appreciate the nice words. I am glad you are getting benefit from Mendi and find my reviews helpful. Cheers!
@@CodyRallMD What if you're doing scanning meditations like Vipassana, does this change anything?
I ordered the Mendi. Heres hoping it helps me progress deeper into the jhanas, I've been having issues with either loosing awareness or getting distracted by thought. My technique is pretty solid, as I do get effects that tells me I'm making progress, however it'd be nice to get an extra edge. If the mendi doesn't work, I'll give the muse s a shot. Which would you say was more effective for getting into the jhanas, the muse or the mendi? And which one worked in solidifying meditative skill in the long term?
muse can help a lot to check your overall state, how deep you go and how much you can still your mind when you record your raw brainwaves with mind monitor and then analyze the graph...
mendi is a device which is supposed to help you concentrate better which then of course can help you meditate better, a thing which i wanna test out right now, that's why i am watching those videos to see how it works and if it has a live feedback coz i wanna use it while meditating and not those exercises with open eyes, so if that works i can use it in combination with the muse - mendi to try to enhance the ability to focus and then muse to check the overall state and progress
Hi, did Medi. Work for you?
Thanks for the book reference it sounds exactly what I'm looking for, I've given up on the muse, I find it too fraught with problems and consistency, I think if it was better engineered they would have a killer product,
I have 2 Muse S's and have rarely had a problem. It could be because I have a shaved head.
But Dr. Cody has convinced me that the Menhi is good. So I have ordered one and it should arrive in a couple of days.
@@McLKeith I also have a shaved head, but a big one and I have many problems with the muse headband, especially the initial connecting, I'm up and down, wiping my head, wetting it, which I start to find annoying and stressful, which is not a good state to begin your med session.
I'm back using insight timer, but I am open to a similar product, which works, when one comes on the market.
Good day my friend. I also have both and have been through my personal trials. I have almost 3,000,000 Muse points, about 700 straight days and I am just getting started. Great channel, right up my lane. I’ll spread word about you. US Army Vet btw.
That’s awesome! Have you improvements in your mental health and mental wellbeing? 700 days and counting is an accomplishment!
Hmm, new to this adventure. I wonder which one (if either) would help with general anxiety/panic and the endless worry and wasteful projection on upcoming stressful events (such as surgery for example).
great that you had those experiences... if you wanna go deeper and higher go find the SOS center in chicago and your life will change in ways you never thought possible...
Just bought a Mendi using your affiliate link. Thanks for helping me understand why I would want....both.... Thanks I guess?...
Happy to help Steven!
@@CodyRallMD in all seriousness, yes thank you!
Dr. Cody Rall, since you like Ajahn Brahm's book on the jhanas, you might find Leigh Brasington's "Right Concentration: A Practical Guide to the Jhanas" of use.
Did you find yourself able to get off lexapro altogether after using Mendi?
Hi, Great video! I'm looking to buy a headband to read my brain stats. I really need something that will tell me which specific frequency range I'm currently in, alpha theta etc. Which headband is best for this? I saw the BrainBit does this, but it seems the Muse or Mendi don't. I'd love to know your thoughts, thanks!
Super great Video… Now there’s not no reason to get wrong head Band. !!! Mr. Cody I’m sending to you blessings in packet ❤️🙏🏾.
Thank you so much Denis. Glad you liked it.
You should know this company is based in Estonia. If you need to return the device, as I did, you will pay DHL shipping there, and it will be deducted from your refund.
Dr. Cody, do you have any experience with using Mendi or Muse for extinguishing negative emotions associated with PTSD, anxiety type issues?
I wish I’d seen this before ordering the Muse. I just received it Saturday. I’m a long time mediator and hopefully I’ve made the right choice. Have you reviewed Flowly? I didn’t know about the Mendi and was deciding between Flowly and Muse, but went with the Muse.
How are you liking it?
I'm looking for a device to evaluate in real time brain coherence from Delta to Gamma. Any device you suggest as a portal device?
What have you found?
Sorry I have a slightly complicated question. I have a chronic joint injury that I’m trying to heal (tried everything besides surgery) with the Silva method. My main requirement is a device that tells me when I’m in alpha frequency. Which device do you recommend? And would a HRV device be good enough if I can’t afford the EEG types? Thanks a lot
I wish every review video was like this one. I think I’m gonna try the mendi first
Great video! I purchased the Mendi 5 seconds before you mentioned your referral code; same discount for me but nothing for you:( Perhaps at least allude to it earlier
I ve both and tested both at the same time with eyes open and closed.
No correlation between getting stars with mendi and birds with muse eyes open or cloth.
I thought if I do the focus based muse mediation I would get stars with mendi, interestingly its not the case. Opening eyes changes everything with muse birds disappear nearly completely.
Muse has gone to a membership format. I was on their site a few days ago to buy a backup S Gen 2 headband-only (without a pod) and they are not listed in anymore. Fortunately, the Chat section gave me a link.
I like to use my Muse S in unconventional ways. For example, I will turn negative feedback back off, or down very low. Sometimes, I turn the birds down or off and just check the graphs afterward. I don't get the stillness feature. I am always at 0% and I only make slight posture adjustments.
I don't like the stillness feature either Keith. It seems pretty pointless. I'm glad they are making options to adjust the neurofeedback noises. We will see how it goes with the membership model. Thanks for the comment!
@@CodyRallMD Thanks for your videos. They are very helpful.
How do you turn the negative feedback off on the Muse S?
@@yugiohmane4716 when you're meditating pause the meditation and there is icon that allows you to change the settings. That is, volumes, percent birds etc. Then you go back and resume your meditation.
@@CodyRallMD I found the stillness setting was wildly inaccurate, and returned my Muse since I felt it should be more accurate for the price.
Which device is best for sleep, anxiety, excessive thinking? And doesn’t require a subscription?
Does Mendi conduct a sleep meditation and lowers volume when you sleep?
Lots of questions with subjects like white noise usage vs pink noise usage between devices, eating habits or foods, drinking (alcohol, soda pop, juices, coffee some of which can increase anxiety). It sounds like a dependency can develop in this clip. How does poor cholesterol levels, sleep apnea, tachycardia effect devices?
Hello, Thank you for these videos. I will gladly purchase through your link when I am ready. I want to use biofeedback to manage pain and achieve alpha state. I am new to meditation. I also have a larger head circumference. It seems that both are close in price. I am concerned about breaking the sensors. Would the Muse be the better choice? Thank you again for your time.
Do you think either of these could potentially help with OCD?
where can I find the Muse extra electrode stuff? (I can't find with a net search 'cause it's blotted out with muse ads)
You might be able to order one from Myndlift. I would contact them and ask!
As Dr. Cody said "Myndlift". But I believe you have to be working with a Neuro Coach.
I know exactly what you mean about bliss building on itself. I don't understand it, but it's 100% true.
I dont want any noise or instant feedback... I just wantt o know if my brain went to theta/ delta or not.... ANy advice on that? Love ur videos . thanks!
Which 3rd party software for Muse S would you recommend if I primarily want to monitor my Delta, Theta, Alpha and Beta waves?
Hey cody, I want to know if I should get the mendi or focuscalm since they are both in the same category.
That video is coming out next month!
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN DOES MENDI ONLY MEASURE THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX OR DOES THE SAME AS MUSE? EVERYONE KEEPS TALKING ABOUT THE MENDI IS JUST FOR FOCUS NOT HELPJNG IT STSY CALM??
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN DOES MENDI ONLY MEASURE THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX OR DOES THE SAME AS MUSE ?
Clear and concise. Thanks Doc.
Dr. Cody, what would be a great alternative for Halo Sports 2 (since it's been discontinued).
I'll be looking for a replacement
@@CodyRallMD I’ll be looking forward to it. Thank you Dr. Cody :)
I have muse and focuscalm thanks to you, dr Cody. Now I ordered Mendi and feel really excited about it!
So I wanna get a brainwave reading device that I can use during my esoteric meditation sessions just for curiosity sake. We use the imagination as a focus object. When we do breath focus we add white light being sucked into the body. We do "pathworking" such as imagining a tarot card as a curtain and walking thru it and exploring the landscape. We talk to God's, step into God's, etc can you make any recommendations?
Dr Cody thank you for so many valious videos. I've just purchased Muse 2 and I wandering if You could help me. On the graphic of mind (brain part) I see in the lower part little birds and little stars. I don't hear any birds during My session. And it says You won 5 birds for example. So I have 2 questions that I hope you can help me answering them: if I win birds, why i can't listen to them and what is the meaning of the little stars. Thank you very much for attending me. I wrote from Panamá.
Haven't noticed anything with the Mendi but the Muse S does help a little bit when it comes to concentration. I find the Muse S and Mendi to be lacking when compared to getting professional neurofeedback at a clinic. The difference between Muse S and going to a Neurofeedback clinic is night and day for me when i use the Muse S it only lasts a few hours but when i went to a clinic the "flow" focus feeling lasted a couple days which is much stronger than taking my ADHD medication Concerta/Vyvanse. I'm going to return the Mendi because i see no real benefit but the Muse S helps slightly. Unfortunately the clinic I go to isn't covered by my health insurance thus i can't afford the treatment sessions so i'm going to switch insurances to Blue Cross because a different neurofeedback clinic accepts that. Which brings me to my last thoughts on home neurofeedback vs clinician neurofeedback, professional neurofeedback will always be better because the sensors on the devices they use cover the whole brain not just a part of it like the Muse S/ Mendi but the treatment is very costly. Muse S only has 4 sensors but a Cap has 21 or more in comparison.
I'm looking to by myself a neurofeedback cap, amp, and software but i don't know where to start but i know that isn't cheap but beats the cost of going to a neurofeedback clinic can anyone give me recommendations? I already own the Muse S/Mendi and they aren't good enough because they don't have enough sensors and they neurofeedback that the Muse S uses isn't accurate enough even with the different soundscapes. Looking for software that has the traditional neurofeedback that makes the beeping noise not ocean waves ect.
I had me the mendi and i noticed that to get the ball moving out well you had the tense your forehead. It didn’t actually measure my focus, it was more of a measurement of blood flow of my forehead muscles.
I would love to see someone control the ball well with a complete relaxed forehead.
The idea sounds great but I honestly think they need to remove the noise of the forehead muscles
Which state’s Blue Cross are you getting that covers neurofeedback?
@@greysoncpeltier Michigan
Hey, YugiohMAne, could you share a clinic you are visiting and what type of neurofeedback instruments they use. I’m not from US, so would like to find something similar in Europe.
Thank you
Thanks Doc
I agree the Muse app is quite complicated. The biofeedback is so cute and complicated, the “feedback” barely exists. A lot of trial and error to even understand what is feedback and what it means.
Got mendi on a black Friday sale for 244. Love it so far. Too early to tell the benefits but my lumosity score is going up.
That's awesome!
Has it helped?
I like your shirt! where did you got it from?
Have you reviewed or tried Flowtime? Any reviews coming?
This was a wonderful comparison video. Thank you.
Thank you for the review. Much appreciated.
Could you use the Mendi and then later in the day or on alternating days the Muse + Myndlift program?
I'm meditating for over 30 years and recently bought a Muse, because I wanted a look at my brain wave patterns. After 3 weeks I'm totally disappointed, because I need the external Brain monitor app to even show me the actual brainwave reading. The Muse app and visualisation is a joke. It's utterly useless and looks like it's just a random graph without any meaning. To make things worse, the biofeedback seems to be ONLY for a certain kind of focussing mediation and only rewards that. So they are forcing you into what they think mediation is! My best meditations that were pure calm and stillness had the worst "ratings", while when I was just superficially focusing, I got over 400 birds in one session. After 3 weeks the readings are making even less sense to me. It's like the exact opposite of what is shown in the app that is true in my experience. Maybe for total beginners a focusing meditation is good to start with, but for me, I'm opening my awareness infinitely, producing high alpha, delta and gamma (only to be seen in mind monitor) - which is giving you wrong results in the Muse app. At least they should give us the choice and show meaningful graphs. So I'm only using it with MM now and without biofeedback (which makes it kind of useless). Thanks for the Mindi tipp - I ordered one and will test it out. Your videos are awesome and thanks for making them useful for advanced users like me! I wished I had discovered you earlier. Oh and btw. My most favorite wearable for relaxation is the VNS device Amofit S - it's even better than the Apollo Neuro (which is also great) - what makes it so useful is that you can wear it all day and it helps DURING stressful situations and not like most others AFTER (in mediation etc) - the Amofit is a life changing device for me. 😀
Thanks Atmos! I will have to check out the Amofit S! My Muse feedback goes haywire when I expand consciousness as well. I like to use it for about 20minutes to stabilize my attention on the breath, then remove the headband when I want to elevate into higher Beta and Gamma frequencies. I talk about it in this video: Hope that helps! ua-cam.com/video/VwWW7nikYCs/v-deo.html
@@CodyRallMD Thanks! In the meantime I also found out that the app features I was missing were due to my language settings. I had to set my whole iphone to English (German is my native language) and now it's a totally different Muse app! The readings now make more sense - although it's annoying that there are no language settings in the app and I only found this out by experimenting. I also just do focusing meditation with it and for that it works well. By the way, the Amofit is also a PEMF device similar to the Neorythm (which I also love) but more for resonance with the Vagus nerve and you can wear it all day around your neck for continuous calming frequencies.
@@atmosblack4366 ordered the Mendi as well. How are your thoughts about it? I never heard of Amofit, but checked it out now and it seems promising about the parasympathic system. When do you use it and why actually?
Hey Atmos... Why do u like the amofit more than the Apollo neuron? Plz give me ur feedback, I'm looking at both of them
@@DigitalSamTV I love both and they have become very valuable daily companions. The Amofit is much more subtle and gentle. I immediately sense when it's turned off though. It works like a break on my SNS. Like it's calming the noise in the background. I'd get both, because tbh they actually DO something, while all these other headbands etc just measure. I didn't profit at all from Muse and the others because I know how to meditate anyway. I needed support in daily life while being active and not to calm down AFTER stress by training. I've stopped using all others, because they were more of a burden and zero help at all.
Doc I'm getting ready to do the Mendy and as long as I've been doing it I'm just wondering how do I know if it's working from my focus or my breathing technique I have to have a breathing technique cuz you got to keep the oxygen flowing to the brain does it matter if it's working it's working then that's all you need to know because I wonder if I'm manipulating it or is that fine too cuz it's all getting the same thing done sorry for the confusing question
Don't listen to him he promote Mendi because they pay him to do so. I already own the Mendi and am returning it because it has no real benefits but the Muse S works slightly although it's not very accurate neurofeedback in comparison to the traditional kind.
Well I'm sorry you're not able to tap into all those benefits of my son has been delivered from the two most common side effects of ADD that high pitch cackle laugh that's outside of the boundaries that nobody does but is a trait of certain things and then the intense forceful emotional anger he has been delivered from that that's those two brain waves that get tightened up first and so without him having to deal with just those two things he is thankful he calls me now I have never heard from my son unless I called him he is called his uncle which he is more aware surroundings he doesn't have any stuttering or double wording his thinking is very adult like now I can have a intelligent and long conversation with my son which before was not available to this extent
It is called training and I had to push my son every day for 30 days couple of days got missed but by the time he left me and went back to school he was a different man I've known about EEG for 12 years I believe I was being prepped to support my son just a few months ago and now it's done he still has his Mendy and people with brain issues need to do it their way and if they don't have the understanding it won't get done we know how that goes so I am believing for him to pick it back up on his own for him to do his own training for himself it's training don't think you'll be able to fully understand it cuz nobody does they just know it works and how it's supposed to work and that it does work I am a witness of myself my wife and my son what are your numbers like that'll tell you where you're at basically and then you build it from there it's not easy it's training
Faithfulness is the key faithful faithful faithful and it will work it has to other doctors say the same thing not just Cody I am a research student so UA-cam and the Nero feedback field is full of witnesses push it make it work for you
Thank you for sharing your story St. Clair Jones. That is amazing feedback about your son. Differences in your breath will not affect the Mendi signal too much. Your focus is a more important influence on the signal. Try breathing into a focus point, like the "third eye" center point in-between your eyebrows and try and feel "good" while doing it. I described this in more detail on my Mendi training tutorial video here: ua-cam.com/video/zzro2qVTBMY/v-deo.html
What are your thoughts on this mendi Vs something like the Apollo neuron?
Which is the best for ADHD
does the app need subscriptions in order to work or free , thank you
What is this nemita/nemeda or however it's spelled? I can't find this word in a dictionary
Bondage no bondage what's the reason for the subscription to keep tabs on people is that like taxes you know you never really own it because if you stop paying them they cut you off
More reliant revenue. At the end of the day, it's still a business that needs to survive, pay employees and return investments. One could argue that it makes clients train more regularly due to their own personal investment. Lots of room for debate there.
Do you have a recent video on using devices for depression?
which device is electromagnetic stimulation to help adhd?
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *🔍 Comparison of Muse and Mendi headbands*
- Comparison of technical specifications and features of Muse and Mendi headbands,
- Differences between EEG (Muse) and fNIRS (Mendi) technologies,
- Personal anecdotes illustrating the practical benefits of each device.
05:17 *🧠 Practical impact of Muse and Mendi*
- Personal experiences using Muse and Mendi for mental health and cognitive enhancement,
- Different approaches to brain training: Muse for meditation guidance, Mendi for focus enhancement,
- Evaluation of practical benefits and effectiveness of each device.
09:00 *💡 Ease of use and user experience*
- Comparison of ease of use between Muse and Mendi headbands,
- Evaluation of app interfaces and training programs,
- Practical considerations for users regarding comfort, setup, and signal quality.
11:50 *📊 Research and development insights*
- Availability of third-party apps and research opportunities with Muse,
- Comparison of Bluetooth connectivity and hardware durability between Muse and Mendi,
- Pricing, subscription models, and trial periods offered by both companies.
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Can one extract the raw data from these devices for free?
You can use Mind Monitor ($14.99 on app store) to get Muse raw data. Mendi does not have a raw data extraction option at this time. Great question :)
Can you make a review for flowy?
Thank you for this great comparison video. I have a question I havnt been able to find the answer for - I can’t help but think how this drastically differs from playing video games, for example. Even say Chess, where intense focus is happening. Wouldn’t video games also train the brain in a similar sense, as the Muse etc. Seem to almost mimic a video game. Would love to hear your thoughts! Thank you!
of course it does but in a video game you don't have feedback to help you check how good you did and how to improve
Which one would better help reset the limbic system?
What did you find?
Hi Cody,
I hope you're well buddy! Love your videos! They're awesome!
I was wondering if you knew much about The Bio-Acoustical Utilization Device (BAUD) ?....and maybe if you had any experience using it?
Thanks in advance!
Russ
(I've tried posting a comment a few times but seems to disappear.... maybe its because there is a website link in the comments and its not allowed?? Apologies if you've already seen this message)
Hello Russell! Thanks for the support! No, this is the first time seeing your comments. I haven't seen the BAUD before, I just took a glance at their website and it looks interesting. Have you had a good experience with it?
@@CodyRallMD Thanks for your reply!
No, I haven't used it! But have been looking into it. Is it a totally different kind of device to the ones that you have used?
Love the close up head shot for 90% of this video …..why so close dude it’s like you’re invading my brain through the screen 😂
awesome feedback. thanks
Which is best for a 9yr old with ADHD with focus issues
Have you looked into Myndlift?
I want to improve my focus. I have a Muse Gen. 2. Should I rather get Myndlift with it or the Mendi?
I’m new tech geek, and I love the data driven content but… I need to say also that you are extremely handsome and have hypnotizing green eyes 🙈🔥❤️
Hey Dr Cody! Thanks so much for your incredibly detailed videos. They are a huge help but I was wondering if you could advise me on something very particular???
I suffer from partial complex seizures (form of epilepsy) from a sis in the front right of my brain. Because of this my mind is moving much faster than most people, leading to lack of concentration and then suffering from seizures (usually in my sleep) to almost restart and calm my brain down again.
I’m really wondering if one of these headsets may be able to calm my brain down naturally and perhaps have an effect on my seizures. If so which one would you recommend would have the best effect? I just can’t decide but the Mendi frontal lobe focal pointers sound promising.
Any advise or thoughts would be greatly appreciated!!
I like to pray. Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on me ☦️🙏🏅 best meditation ever
You are amazing, Doc! Regards from Sunny Magadan, Russia. ❤
What would you recommend someone with adhd?
Where i can get these bands in dubai
Just sit and follow your breath in and out of one nostril. Your mind wanders off then bring it back. This will improve your concentration with practice. Slow your breathing down to 6 or less breaths per minute. These videos are just paid advertisements. They are expensive wired contraptions and they want you to subscribe to them for a monthly fee. Meditation should be free as it always has been. Search UA-cam and you will find a good video on how to.
Doc, I would like to share with everyone. ZenWave - Russian quantum REG device and mind machine, those two help me meditate and harness my Intention. ❤
What about Gateway?
Mendi can also used with eyes closed to meditate!
But I saw that with mendi you can get feedback in different ways. Sometimes I am focused in a way that feels not good but mendi does response. It is more like a fight or flight focus. I think the key with mendi is to get focused in a relaxed way that feels good.
Yes you could just hear for the pings with your eyes closed I suppose!
Agreed, you don't want to be too activated. Soft relaxed focus is best for sure. Thanks for the commend Giano!
@@CodyRallMD yes Hits different
Bluetooth hurts my brain along with wifi, phone signals etc. ESPECIALLY during meditation, so these headbands are silly. I cant even use a headtorch because the emf hurts my brain. I was hoping to create gamma brainwaves with a muse headset, which I thought the headset did..
I feel like Mendi would be good for my ADHD based on your review here.
I just got a mendi, my son has adhd and I am ptsd. I am just getting started and I am very curious if we can improve ourselves with the biofeedback ❤
@@juelz5844 Update back with your findings for both
@@juelz5844 has it helped yet?
@@juelz5844 Hi, Any feedback would be great ?
I’ve used Muse on and off for years since they first came out and the one thing that frustrates me is getting in position correctly and I wish I could have the minutes back where I couldn’t. I couldn’t get a position I couldn’t get it. On the other hand, I thought it was tremendous and the old days they had a guy that created separate app so you could see your brain. Recently uses actually added that I think, I think I’m gonna try one more time by the newest new band because mine broke. I have PTSD acute insomnia. Brain inflammation from Running punched my head at Dr. Andrew Fagelman and so New York City. A hole always punched in my retina retina attached to the brain. No apologies just more Crimes, including by the NYPD, who apparently really like this doctor and his employee.
Your lense is the wrong focal length.
Here's my honest objective review of this product, you can trust me and by the way click this link where I can get paid by the makers of this app for referring you.
Sarcasm and snide tone aside, it's impossible to derive any more value from content like this than we would from an Advertisement
Honestly I had Muse since day one it case one the original. And this device to this day I feel like it is way overpriced. Their integreation for the app is ridicoulse. At this time still they have no integration of using the I watch to corrdinate HRV readings, see your HR, RR, and SPO2. During medicaiton these data tha can be used to indicate level stress on top of you brainwave activity. Yet muse refuses to update the app and in connection with the watch.
The word is "f-R-ustrated". There is an "R" in it
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Mendi support absolutely sucks and so much so that I actually doubt they have any support staff at all. I've been waiting for over 10 days for a response from them. I would buy one of their devices right now but they don't have Mexico listed as a country to get it shipped to and apparently they have no support reps.
I already bought it. But cannot use it -- I have been waiting for a reply (their app will not even let you in because the verif email never comes!). It has been 8 days now. Help email is probably unmanned. It is not even heavy, so can't even use it as a paperweight!
@@vijayd8634 I finally got a response by hounding them on twitter. I replied to one of their tweets and then kept replying every couple days saying I still had not gotten a response.
I had a great experience with the customer support before and after purchase in june-july 2023. maybe they improved it do to feedback? They get back to me usually within a few hours to a day and are super polite and helpful.
SO MUSE IS BETTER GIT IT