In a negative and prolonged state of stress, the human body does not function normally. Stress is always a threat, causing a “fight or flight response” in the body. Physiologically, this means overactivation of the HPA axis between the brain and the adrenal cortex. The body constantly produces too much cortisol, which is a neurotransmitter related to survival. Adrenaline levels are also too high.

Physical stress can cause vague and unexplained psychophysical pain, abdominal symptoms, insomnia, and anxiety. Prolonged stress can lead to depression due to changes in neurotransmitters, mental pressure, and worse sleep quality. Usually we experience stress as a mental phenomenon, and we may not think that stress is for the most part a physiological imbalance that affects our bodies. The most important function of the body is to sustain life, and everything that threatens it causes stress reactions in us in an individual way.

The effect of vibration is easily measurable and can be seen, for example, in decreased heart rate, increased heart rate variability and muscle relaxation.

The treatment leaves you with a “clear mind”, and effectively relaxes you, while the state of alertness improves. Anxiety, restlessness, and tension are relieved, which enhances mental performance. There is now room for different experiences and creativity.

Neurosonic has been found useful in workplaces, for example. The stress factors may not change, but the treatment will provide you with tools for handling them, and they will no longer wear you out in the same way.

In order to get rid of physical stress, the imbalance in the body must be affected physiologically. The effect through thinking is a much slower process due to the structures of our brain, primarily the connections between the limbic system and the cerebral cortex with the frontal lobes of the brain. When the body is calmed by external stimulation, a change in thinking about stress factors is much easier.