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HemiSync – Binaural Beat Brainwave CDs – patented alternative therapies from Hemi-Sync – Monroe Products

Unlock your potential with Hemi-Sync®, a patented audio technology using binaural beats for deeper meditation, improved sleep, and personal transformation.

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Interstate Industries, Inc., (d/b/a Hemi-Sync®), founded by Robert A. Monroe, is internationally known for its work with audio sound patterns that can have dramatic effects on states of consciousness. Assisted by a broad base of specialists in psychology, medicine, biochemistry, psychiatry, electrical engineering, physics, and education, Robert Monroe developed Hemi-Sync®, a low-cost, patented audio technology that facilitates enhanced performance. In the late 1940s, he opened his own program production organization in New York, and served as Vice President and member of the Board of Directors of the Mutual Broadcasting System network. He is listed in Who’s Who in America in the 1950s, and is the author of three books, Journeys Out of the Body, Far Journeys, and Ultimate Journey. In 1953 Mr. Monroe formed RAM Enterprises, a corporation that produced network radio programs,as many as 28 programs monthly, principally in dramatic and popular quiz shows. Robert Monroe’s contributions as the guiding force behind the entire program of development have been supported for more than 50 years by many specialists who continue their participation to this day. Hemi-Sync® continues its mission under the direction of Garrett Stevens, the Company’s President, and a talented team with several decades of combined service.

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