MEDITATION M E D I T A T I O N

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MEDITATION

Meditation has shown multiple health benefits, including reducing stress, improving emotional health, and increasing attention span. Studies have shown that using BLAST® induces brain activity similar to that seen with deep meditation and sleep.

How blast® works for MEDITATION

BLAST® INTERVENES

TouchPoint Solution’s wearable devices are embedded with patented BLAST® (bi-lateral alternating stimulation tactile) technology. BLAST® is scientifically proven to alter the body’s “fight or flight” response caused by stress. The wearables emit alternating vibrations that disengage your standard stress response (sympathetic nervous system), and shift you into the calm, logical side of your brain (parasympathetic nervous system).

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CHANGE OCCURS

When using BLAST® consistently to meditate, overtime you may not need them in certain situations as they become less stressful because of BLAST®. One of the ways BLAST® works is by creating new neural pathways that help modify the memories that trigger our stress response. With continued use of BLAST®, these new neural pathways can build overtime, progressively reducing the release of stress related hormones that can cause stress.

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MEASURABLE IMPACT

Scientific studies have consistently demonstrated that meditation can significantly reduce overall stress levels. Research has shown that regular meditation practices, such as mindfulness meditation or transcendental meditation, lead to changes in brain activity and the release of stress-reducing hormones, ultimately promoting relaxation and improved emotional well-being.

Data shows that within just 30 seconds of using TouchPoints, people experienced a 74%reduce in their stress levels and a 68% reduction in body sensations related to stress. This data combined with our archived data suggest that there is a consistency in offering users significant relief from physiological and psychological stress in about 30 seconds. View our full Stress Study.

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How to use BLAST® for MEDITATION

TouchPoint
Thodian

Before you start:

Learn the basics behind operating your TouchPoints. Understand how to operate your TouchPoints, the different modes, and more with our online user guide.

Read the User Guide

When to use BLAST®:

Spot: Use TouchPoints during meditation as an aid to help accentuate the health benefits.

Preventative: Use TouchPoints 5-15 minutes before meditation to induce calm and focus.

How to use BLAST®:

Where: Place TouchPoints on your wrists, ankles, clipped to pant pockets, or simply hold them in your hands.

Mode: Use the Slow/Blue mode.

Timing: Use until you’re finished meditating

Before you start:

Learn the basics behind operating your Thodian. Download the app, learn how to pair your Thodian Tokens and more with our online user guide.

Read the User Guide

When to use BLAST®:

On-the-Spot: Use Thodian during meditation as an aid to help accentuate the health benefits.

Preventative: Use Thodian a few minutes before meditation to induce calm and focus.

How to use BLAST®:

Session: Sleep

Recommended Placement: Clip to socks.

USER SPOTLIGHT

See what our customers are saying about BLAST® & meditation

JANICE KING

Have helped my stress level and anxiety tremendously.

"Have helped my stress level and anxiety tremendously. I wear them on my way to work for anxiety and the way home for stress relief. I also wear them during my nightly yoga and meditation!! If you are thinking about getting them just do it! You won’t regret it!”

CHELSEA BIRNELL

I notice they ground him so much more

“I have noticed that for meditation, the touchpoints work the best for me. So if I choose a guided meditation around whatever purpose I want to achieve, the devices are a great help. My roommate has worn the touchpoints during times when he feels anxious about having guests. With him, I notice they ground him so much more and he feels more comfortable using them. This makes them think even more benefit can be seen from the outside perspectives.”