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doppel - performance-enhancing wearable technology

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doppel is a new breed of performance-enhancing wearable technology that can naturally make you feel more alert or relaxed. By rhythmically pulsing on the inside of your wrist, doppel harnesses our innate response to rhythm. We react to doppel’s pulse in a similar way to upbeat or downbeat music but with no noise or distraction.
 
doppel's award-winning technology has been tested with hundreds of people. It's been used to help them stay focused in professional settings, keep up the pace while running and training, and to wind down for sleep. It's also been independently shown to increase focus and alertness.
 
doppel has a heartbeat, a double beat pulse that you feel on the inside of your wrist. You can control the rhythm and the intensity of the beat. When doppel beats at your resting heart rate your mood will shift to being more calm. Upping the beat gets you going. A gentle slow beat will be best to wind you down for bed. An intense fast beat will set your cadence on a fast run.  Use doppel to set your pace

 

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It is now in Kickstarter. Is it placebo?
 
 
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This is... interesting to say the least.

Would be interesting to see how it works on me or any student in high school while taking an exam or something :P

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Nah, your body does actually respond to these kinds of things. For example, listening to music can alter your heart beat to be in sync with the music to a degree.

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I'll believe it when a doctor recommends it.

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Nah, your body does actually respond to these kinds of things. For example, listening to music can alter your heart beat to be in sync with the music to a degree.

 

or initiate a burst of energy, testoron and other hormones that can help you work/concentrate better.

May the light have your back and your ISO low.

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or initiate a burst of energy, testoron and other hormones that can help you work/concentrate better.

I actually kinda want to pick one of these up.

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Nah, your body does actually respond to these kinds of things. For example, listening to music can alter your heart beat to be in sync with the music to a degree.

People who listen to dubstep do not have heart attacks?

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People who listen to dubstep do not have heart attacks?

:mellow: Seriously?

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:mellow: Seriously?

No no, I know about your condition but.... Thought you wouldn't mind this joke. Sorry. Sorry.

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No no, I know about your condition but.... Thought you wouldn't mind this joke. Sorry. Sorry.

No not that. I couldn't care less about my health being made fun of because I do it myself. It's more that do you really think someone's heart is going to beat that fast listening to dubstep? :P Even mine doesn't, and it's broken. xD

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No not that. I couldn't care less about my health being made fun of because I do it myself. It's more that do you really think someone's heart is going to beat that fast listening to dubstep? :P Even mine doesn't, and it's broken. xD

I was joking, of course if what you said were true then people who listened to EDM would have heart problems.

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I was joking, of course if what you said were true then people who listened to EDM would have heart problems.

Maybe they DO. DUN DUN DUUUUUUN.

 

Would be interesting though. Massive EDM concept, people dropping like flies.

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Maybe they DO. DUN DUN DUUUUUUN.

Would be interesting though. Massive EDM concept, people dropping like flies.

Yep :o

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That joke wasn't aimed at you anyway, you just happened to make the Segway into my joke.

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I actually kinda want to pick one of these up.

Let's hope it's not a scam ... 

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