Comments on: Pzizz Power Naps Come to iPhone

By: Thom

Thom — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:40:48 +0000

There are NO subliminal messages in pzizz. Audible narration and optimized acoustics (with binaural beats, I believe) are utilized. It is VERY effective, and it works.

The beauty of Pzizz is its dynamically-generated randomized mix of narrative, music, and audio effects which are unique in each instance of use. This prevents you from getting accustomed to the extent that it becomes predictable and ineffective, which is the problem with most pre-recorded programs. Thus, Pzizz is a real game-changer in this product category.

For the price, it simply can’t be beat.

By: Brad Isaac

Brad Isaac — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:09:33 +0000

Well, there is no way for me to verify 100% there is no subliminal messages – I just don’t think there are any there. They’d advertise it as a feature if there was – in my opinion. Plus, all the evidence I’ve read about audio subliminal messages say they don’t work. So even if they had a “buy 100 copies of Pzizz” or “cluck like a chicken” message hidden in there, it’s highly doubtful you’d follow through.

You turn off the voice narration by lowering the voice narration volume to zero.

By: Holland

Holland — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 21:59:16 +0000

Thanks so much, Brad, for your kind & prompt reply. 2 quick follow-up Q’s, please: (1) Of course a key characteristic of subliminal programming is that it is below the human level of conscious observation: so are you saying there is no subliminal programming because you’ve never heard any? OR because you know for a fact it’s not in there — e.g., does Pzizz make a point of guaranteeing its users in writing that they do not use any such programming? And (2) how does one “turn off… the occasional narration” without turning off the soothing sounds that enable one to nap &/or sleep? I’m asking this latter Q. simply b/c I haven’t seen the entire Pzizz set-up yet, & so I can’t figure out how one would shut off the 1 without also eliminating the other. Thank you, Brad, for your helpful answers!

By: Brad Isaac

Brad Isaac — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:37:25 +0000

There are not any subliminal messages. There is an occasional narration telling you to relax, etc. You can turn that off if you want.

By: Holland

Holland — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 16:35:23 +0000

Thanks for this Pzizz info. I’m keenly interested in trying Pzizz, but I’m one of the many, MANY potential Pzizz clients who first need some specific answers which — so far — we can’t find anywhere: yet we need to know them before even trying out the Pzizz online offer of “free” samples! To wit: when one listens to any of the Pzizz-generated sounds (I put it that way simply for want of a better term), do these Pzizz “sounds” employ subliminal-level suggestion(s) of ANY kind [e.g., whether via spoken word(s); musical pattern(s); sung word(s) or song(s); et cetera] in order to enable the listener to achieve the advertised nap &/or sleep? If anyone out there can answer this — even partially, or theoretically! — I’d really appreciate your feedback ASAP. Thanks very much!

By: Shane

Shane — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 21:14:51 +0000

I can never nap without feeling terribly groggy after waking up again! So, does this app actually help you fall asleep? And does it wake you up again? .-= Shane´s last blog ..Procrastinate Much? Maybe You Should Read This Later… =-.

By: Jack

Jack — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:35:01 +0000

Actually, I paid about $150+ for the hardware device, which I believe is no longer available (although you may find them second hand occasionally). The hardware version was actually very well-designed and first class in every respect, and totally worth the price given the uniqueness of the technology. At under $3, the new itunes store version is an absolute bargain.

By: gurgle

gurgle — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 12:20:29 +0000

That's a quality idea! I might have to download that one to have a look! .-= gurgle´s last blog ..Are you expecting number three? =-.

By: catherine

catherine — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 18:52:52 +0000

If I had an iPod or iPhone, I would definately be checking this out. Anything to help a person get better naps is always an improvement. I wonder if it could also be used for meditation sessions.