THE GENIUS WAVE

The scientific research supporting the effectiveness of the Genius Wave is extensive. A 3,000-day NASA study revealed that children possess remarkable creative genius abilities, with 98% scoring at “creative genius” levels. However, as they grow older, the percentage of individuals with access to this super brain power decreases significantly. This decline in genius abilities can be attributed to the suppression of the Theta brainwave.

Furthermore, studies conducted by Stanford University and Columbia University have shown that individuals in the Theta state tend to experience remarkable events, transformations, and increased luck. The Theta state is often associated with the famous “flow state,” where individuals are completely immersed in an activity and perform at their highest level. Athletes, musicians, and successful individuals across various fields seek to achieve this state to enhance their performance and tap into their full potential.

As proof, Dr. Rivers cites 10+ studies on the official references page. We’ll review some of that research below to check the science behind The Genius Wave.

Theta brainwave activity is associated with memory, spatial navigation, and overall intelligence, according to a 2015 study published in The Journal of Neuroscience. In that study, researchers found theta oscillations in the hippocampus were associated with better spatial navigation and memory in both humans and rodents.

In a 2021 study, meanwhile, researchers attempted to activate theta brainwaves using flashes of lights and headphones that made beeping noises via a process known as Brain Entrainment – the same process behind The Genius Wave. Researchers found participants entering a theta state had better brainpower and memory compared to people whose brains did not get trained. Based on the results, researchers concluded that “Entrainment is a cool new way to make memory better.”

Certain frequencies and wavelengths appear to stimulate theta brainwave activity better than others. A 2017 study, for example, found people exposed to a 6Hz binaural beat on a 250 Hz carrier tone for 30 minutes were more likely to enter a theta state than people exposed to a control noise. Researchers found this specific type of noise activated theta activity at the frontal and parietal-central regions of the brain. On brain scans, researchers also found participants entered a partially meditative state after exposure to the noise. The Genius Wave was developed based on similar research.

Overall, research shows certain frequencies and brainwaves could stimulate theta brainwave activity, helping you boost cognition, memory, spatial awareness, and overall cognitive energy.