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Looked at your product. If your marketing copy reflects reality, your product is Sci-Fi. "The next phase of research is measuring the effect of stimulation on

by fwip 3y ago

Looked at your product. If your marketing copy reflects reality, your product is Sci-Fi. "The next phase of research is measuring the effect of stimulation on removal of beta-amyloids, related to Alzheimer’s prevention, concussion & TBI, and more. We’re actively speaking to researchers interested in examining the impact on insulin response for improved outcomes in people with type 2 diabetes, as well as athletic recovery and this is just the beginning." But if you believed that this would actually have a significant effect, I feel like that'd be way up top, not an aside in a blog post. Which means you're a "Hard Fact" ("sleep is sleep") that isn't marketable, and you're reaching beyond your grasp to try to become "Future Vision."

pedalpete 3y ago
Good point. The reason we don't lead with future impact is that we don't know if any of those things will work out. The reason researchers (not us, independent researchers) are looking into these areas is because they believe, and there is some evidence, that the stimulation could have an impact. Where our customers are focused on their problem. This will become more obvious as we get closer to market and we start more directly targeting specific markets. We are currently building out our separate website which is more targeted at supporting researchers and other collaborations.