Brainpaths is a USPTO Utility Patented neurosurgical device registered and listed with the FDA. Brainpaths users repeatedly trace textures on the surface of the device to indent into 3000 mechanoreceptors in each fingertip, to stimulate the sensory cortex of the brain.
D**B
It seems very rough on the fingertip, but that ...
It seems very rough on the fingertip, but that might be the way it is intended to be for the senses.
G**R
Yes I am happy with the product
Yes I am happy with the product. I will have to use it for a while to know if it will do what the company claims it will do. I am looking forward to seeing If it will improve my memory.
P**K
Coming Next Week
Brainpaths Medical Devices have just been registered and approved by FDA. They will be available on Amazon next week. USPTO patent pending: Method and apparatus to rewire the brain using fingertip movements.
P**T
Four Stars
According to the person I gave it to, it appears to be working on his mother.
B**R
Interesting Product
Interesting product. A little unclear on how to use it but I will just have to do some research.
C**S
Hope for Dementia Patients
Donated this product to a Dementia Unit at a local Nursing Home. Hope that it will providethe stimulation to brain neural pathways as advertised..worth a try.
W**X
after better than a month of encouraging her to use it
If watching grass grow is your idea of excitement then this is usable for you. Purchased as a memory stimulation for my spouse, after better than a month of encouraging her to use it, no results or measurable improvement. Better you invest in a pound puppy as a companion than waste it on this.
M**E
Don't waste your money
The paths are so tiny and hard to follow. I bought this for my grandmother who has dementia. She gives up on it quickly. I haven't noticed any of the positive improvements that it promises
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