Mr. G. Haffelder runs the Institute for Communication and Brain Research in Stuttgart, Gemany. As an independent researcher working in the area of mind mapping and left-right brain balancing for the past 20 years, he is an authority on behavioural development and works with children as well as adults in the education and development of whole brain balancing.

Three-dimensional, electro-frequency analysis of both the right and left brain hemispheres provides insights into the functioning and balance of the brain.

The test results demonstrate the powerful ability of Tachyonized materials to balance both the right and left brain hemispheres. Normally this type of balance is only achieved through sustained meditation, which could include alternate nostril breathing. The analysis addressed the beta (16-30 Hz) alpha (8-12 Hz), theta (4-8 Hz), and delta (0-3 Hz) brainwaves.

These simple graphs dramatically demonstrate the beneficial effects that Tachyonized materials had on the brain. The implications are exciting. Mr. Haffelder was so moved by the results that he incorporated Tachyonized materials into his seminars, in which he teaches children how to focus and stay balanced in difficult and stressful situations.