Eyelights

How do Eyelights work? By stimulating the weaker hemisphere of the brain, you allow the weaker side of the brain to become stronger, thus improving overall performance. One method of stimulating the brain is to use light pulses. When using Eyelights you can control the intensity, frequency, and pattern of light pulses, which will result in being able to “wake up” the weaker side of the brain.

Who can wear eyelights? Anyone wishing to increase their mental capabilities, physical abilities, or motor function can wear Eyelights. Athletes who wear Eyelights during training can incorporate the benefits of the light therapy at the same time they are training their bodies to perform.

What do the lobes of the brain do? The parietal lobe of the brain deals with sensory (input) and motor (output). The patient with motor problems such as Parkinson’s, tremors, MS, ALS, stability problems, sensory integration problems, numbness, or atrophy would use the inferior or bottom row of lights blinking brighter. People wanting to increase their athleticism, whether they are professionals, amateurs, or weekend warriors, would also benefit from the inferior row of lights blinking brighter. On the other hand, patients with problems in the temporal lobe, such as ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, memory problems, speech and hearing problems, learning difficulties, forgetfulness, dementia, cloudy thought processes, depression, would have the superior or top row of lights blinking brighter.

Many different athletes are wearing Eyelights to help improve their game:

•    Professional baseball, football, and soccer players
•    Pro golfers, weightlifters, and bull-riders
•    NBA referees
•    Olympic swimmers
•    NCAA champions
•    Hockey players
•    Track & Field athletes

Even Olympic athletes who are at the top of their game are using Eyelights. Before the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, members of the U.S. Women’s swim team were outfitted with the glasses. Several went on to win gold medals. Eyelights can give you the added edge in sports where tenths of seconds matter most.

Eyelights provide a natural alternative for ADD, ADHD, and other learning disabilities in children. Eyelights can also help with scoliosis.  Balancing neurology with Eyelights can help improve the symptoms of certain neurological conditions. Ask your health care professional if Eyelights may be of benefit to you or someone you know.