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Permalink Reply by sleepycarol on January 13, 2009 at 7:57am I was wondering how that went for you Melodie. Glad to hear back. The basic idea behind the product is that the sense of smell is part of the brain's limbic system, the home of emotions (good and bad). Just like it's impossible to literally think of two things at once it's impossible to have two emotions at the same time. Smells that we find to be pleasant are powerful forces in bringing about pleasant emotions--it's kind of automatic. On top of that it's a good way to cover up the new car smell. In retrospect I think that chemosensory irritation was an underlying (subconscious) problem in using my CAPA and that's why these products helped me so much. But of course bear in mind that unlike sleepycarol and Sleepguide and everyone else, I am the product developer and business owner, so take that for what it's worth.
The largest private DME in the UK just signed up as a distributor so we will soon have product in the UK with plans to expand to the EU. We'll see how that goes....
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Permalink Reply by Mike on June 11, 2009 at 11:05am I ordered the pursleep system the other day and it arrived in the mail this afternoon, I will see how this works out and let you know.
Patrick
Permalink Reply by Mike on June 11, 2009 at 11:52pm so far so good, I have not noticed a huge change, but I do notice the change in mood and going to sleep faster.
Mike said:How did it go Patrick?
Patrick said:I ordered the pursleep system the other day and it arrived in the mail this afternoon, I will see how this works out and let you know.
Patrick
Permalink Reply by BeeAsleep on June 13, 2009 at 6:01pm I was wondering how that went for you Melodie. Glad to hear back. The basic idea behind the product is that the sense of smell is part of the brain's limbic system, the home of emotions (good and bad). Just like it's impossible to literally think of two things at once it's impossible to have two emotions at the same time. Smells that we find to be pleasant are powerful forces in bringing about pleasant emotions--it's kind of automatic. On top of that it's a good way to cover up the new car smell. In retrospect I think that chemosensory irritation was an underlying (subconscious) problem in using my CAPA and that's why these products helped me so much. But of course bear in mind that unlike sleepycarol and Sleepguide and everyone else, I am the product developer and business owner, so take that for what it's worth.
The largest private DME in the UK just signed up as a distributor so we will soon have product in the UK with plans to expand to the EU. We'll see how that goes....
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