In today's episode I sit down with Dave Siever owner of Mind Alive, a company that designs and manufactures equipment for improving brain performance with the expressed mission of enhancing the quality of their customer’s emotional and cognitive lives. After graduating from the Northern Alberta institute of technology in 1978, Dave went on to take a position with the University of Alberta faculty of dentistry as a design technologist working in the areas of Temporomandibular disorder, TMJ and Myofascial pain. It was during his employment at the university that Dave began to develop equipment for a TMJ research laboratory and educational psychology department. These devices included TENS stimulators, biofeedback devices, gnathodynamometers, signal processing and ENG spectral analysis equipment. Today Dave's company Mind Alive designs a range of products and services to improve various areas of life including but not limited to anxiety, ADD, ADHD, pain, post traumatic stress disorder, athletic performance and sleep.
In today’s episode David and I talk about how to use audio visual entrainment to elevate brain performance and increase mental clarity. We discuss some of Dave’s most effective biohacks for improving sleep quality and symptoms of ADHD, Anxiety and mood disorders. He also shares some of the most effective ways to use Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation CES, Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (TDCS) and Micro Current Electrotherapy (MET) to optimize mental health, relaxation and well-being. So without further ado, please sit back, relax and enjoy my conversation with Dave Siever.
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