Could Digital Drugs Boost Your Health, Make you More Confident or Improve Your Sleep?

Could Digital Drugs Boost Your Health, Make you More Confident or Improve Your Sleep? PR Newswire LONDON, December 6, 2012 LONDON, December 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- You can't see, touch or taste them, but the latest app technology means you can now hear them. Digital drugs are the latest alternative to the traditional pill bottle. Digipill, a FREE new app, officially launched (7th December 2012) and available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, uses psychoacoustics to help you unlock your subconscious and change your perception. Use of psychoacoustics is not new. Early experiments were carried out in 1839 by Prussian scientist H.W. Dove. More recently Dr Raymer Ditson-Sommer has worked with Olympic athletes to see how audio can improve sporting performance by helping to retain focus, for example, or by building adrenaline before competing. Now, after a culmination of 20 years of research, leading NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) expert Brian Colbert and London-based app developer, YUZA, have teamed up to deliver digital drugs to the masses in the form of Digipill. Digipill takes commonly desired behavioural changes such as relaxation, confidence, or losing weight, and delivers a powerful audio 'pill' designed to help the user address them. Each digipill uses sophisticated production techniques developed by internationally recognised 'mind coach' Brian Colbert, a leading expert of language and NLP.