About DBSS Deep Brain Sound Stimulation (DBSS) is a purely auditory neuromodulation approach that aims to selectively engage specific brain regions using finely tailored sound frequencies. We have observational data (6,000+ users) across a range of indications—such as ADHD, anxiety, insomnia, migraines, and more—with high user satisfaction. However, no formal imaging-based proof-of-efficacy exists.

Collaboration Request

• Goal: Conduct an fMRI or EEG pilot to confirm that DBSS can reliably activate distinct neural circuits (e.g., DLPFC, Thalamus, Basal Ganglia, VTA, hypothalamic axis) under controlled conditions.
• No External Funding: We’re self-funded and can provide all DBSS protocols, training, and potential co-authorship; we rely on the lab’s existing imaging resources.
• Flexible Focus: The lab can choose which region or condition to test, reflecting current research interests (e.g., depression, OCD, motor disorders, cognitive enhancement).
• Timeline: Could vary from a brief feasibility study to a few months, depending on participant numbers and the number of targeted brain locations.

Why It May Interest You

• New Avenue: Labs working on TMS/tDCS might find DBSS an intriguing alternative or complementary approach with minimal hardware.
• Broad Applications: DBSS protocols exist for both psychiatric and neurological conditions, plus personal enhancement (e.g., focus, memory).
• Potential for Impact: A positive imaging outcome could demonstrate a new, fully non-invasive neuromodulation method that’s cost-effective and user-friendly.

Contact If you or your team has fMRI/EEG capabilities and an interest in trying something beyond traditional modalities, please comment here or message me directly. We can discuss specifics—protocol design, IRB/ethics, participant recruitment, etc. I look forward to exploring this collaboration opportunity!