Dodow - Sleep Aid Device - More Than 1 Million Users are Falling Asleep Faster with Dodow!

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Dodow works great for jet lag or irregular sleep phases. Our digestive system contains almost 200 million neurons, and is the pillar of our health. Through our meetings with experts on the subject, we have developed a collection of essential living products to care for it. As you work to steady your breath, the baroreflex (a physiological mechanism that corrects the imbalance in the autonomic nervous system) will take hold and slow your breathing from eleven to six breaths per minute as you drift peacefully off to sleep. It's a fascinating subject, which led us to take an interest in fermentation and bacteria. Dodow is also used by Air France flight staff, with whom we have entered into a partnership. We found out that 74% of its users were happy with Dodow and were able to reduce their sleep onset latency (survey conducted among 300 bad sleepers). Simply breathe along with the soft blue glow on your ceiling to fall asleep naturally, without taking any medicine. 5 times faster on average.

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• Tap the touch-sensitive surface once for the 8-minute mode and twice for the 20-minute mode.
• Dodow helps you simmer down and calm the flow of your thoughts by keeping your attention focused on an external point (the light signal), without your having to concentrate on your breathing - the emphasis is paradoxically placed on keeping you awake.
• We have no doubt as to the effectiveness of simple breathing exercises, but are less confident about the ability of our users to do them on their own ;).
• Every breath out is 50% longer than the breath in to tire you out.
• More than 500,000 people are already falling asleep with Dodow.
• With Dodow, someone who normally takes 60 minutes to fall asleep will take no more than 25 - and will gain around hundred more hours of sleep per year.
• The attention span of a person not used to meditating is thirty seconds at most, so you can very quickly become lost in your thoughts and forget to do the breathing exercise.
• Trying to follow your own breathing independently forces you to think and to count, which causes performance anxiety, thereby significantly delaying sleep.