Hi Bolt , IMHO no one knows what gloves and all vibrating objects do to the brain and they might all work the same way, I've read all the research and nothing has been proven scientifically by anyone. Therefore, since we are talking about theoretical hypotheses not proven with the scientific method, any hypothesis is possible.
I think we agree that we don't know if or why either a vibrating ball or the Tass gloves work for sure. I was just pointing out that the theories and mechanisms behind each of these protocols are different. Vibrating balls vibrate every part of your and that is making contact at a certain frequency. Tass gloves send a random pattern of vibrations to individual finger pads in a cycle. I just don't want people to think they get the Tass effect with a vibrating ball. A vibrating ball is more like the CUE1.
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