INNER PEACE. DEEP RELAXATION.

Cell communication, neural activity, and heart rhythm rely on electrical and electromagnetic signals.

States such as focus, relaxation, or deep rest correlate with measurable brain frequency ranges—for example alpha or theta waves.

Frequencies work less through intensity and more through repetition, timing, and structure.

The nervous system can adapt to external rhythmic signals—a process described as entrainment.

Certain frequency ranges are associated with neural patterns linked to relaxation.

The frequencies in the HALOCAB work without direct contact or mechanical stimulation.

Frequencies are usually not consciously perceived and work below the threshold of attention.

The experience unfolds in combination with light, air, aroma, and a calm architectural environment.

Low intensities help avoid sensory overload and fatigue.

Frequency-based systems are used in relaxation, meditation, and recovery environments.

Rhythmic signals can help structure and stabilise mental states.

Frequency sessions are delivered in clearly limited, controlled time blocks.

Frequency-based applications are actively researched, especially in neuroscience.

HALOCAB uses measurable, technically defined frequencies—without promises of healing or metaphysical concepts.

In the HALOCAB, frequencies act as a regulating element within a multisensory longevity system.