Andy O'Donoghue

The Sense8 II is significantly more expensive.

It sells for about €350 in Ireland.

And it emits this infrasonic resonance to kind of stimulate the vagus nerve.

And the idea is that it syncs audio with these vibrations that ripple through your chest and

The idea is that it calms the nervous system.

And, you know, this is sort of people who meditate will say, well, that's what I get through meditation.

I suppose using the tech, people are saying, well, can I short circuit it?

A lot of evidence that these devices do work when used properly and worn properly.

But Sense8 too is another product that's doing really well.

Again, a company that I didn't know until I delved into the micro wellness.

And these are really popular.

So it is, I have to say, at that price, yes, it's a luxury recovery mat.

And it uses this pulsed electromagnetic field tech and infrared heat to physically ground your body, reduce inflammation, and they say plunge you into a state of deep relaxation.

I'm not sure I'd be that relaxed after paying that much for it.

However...

The makers say that these low frequencies mimic the Earth's magnetic field, kind of recharges you, and it's a very fancy-looking mat, and it's got 20 pounds, I think, of amethyst and tourmaline for heat distribution.

People I know, reviews I've read online, people love them.

I suspect it's very much a luxury item for those who really think they are worth it.

And these really appeal to me because for so long, Matt, while I've been working during the day, I wear headphones, I'm listening to a podcast, I'm listening to you, I'm listening to something.

But recently, to focus, I've said, okay, I want to... Sensory overload is now a thing for me.