SWIT® Neurobalance Studies

Proven Effectiveness Through Studies – SWIT® in Real-World Use

Study on the SWIT® Boot for Horses with Spavin

Frequency Patterns and Physical Responses

In an EEG-based study, changes in gamma frequencies were observed in horses with veterinarian-confirmed bone spavin – a range often associated in research with stress and stimulus processing.

Observed Changes

A decrease in gamma activity in the EEG was recorded in the observed horses.
Behavioral observations: The horses showed indications of calmer behavior and freer movement execution.
Changes in the EEG occurred in the parietal cortex – a brain region that research associates with body-related sensations.

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Study on the SWIT® Saddle Pad in Icelandic Horses

Brain Lateralization, Sex, and Stimulus Processing

In 26 Icelandic horses, the programs ‘Relax’ and ‘Regenerate’ were monitored using EEG data, video recordings, and ethological analyses, taking into account hemisphere-specific patterns.

Observed Correlations

In both programs, a decrease in beta and gamma waves was observed.
Sex-specific differences were noted in the reactions of the left and right hemispheres.
A tendency toward a more balanced activity pattern between the brain hemispheres was observed.
Owners described their animals in the observations as calmer and more focused.

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Study on the SWIT® Dog Blanket in Various Breeds

EEG waves, behavior, and owner perception

In an EEG-based study involving 20 dogs of various breeds, brain activity patterns, observed behavior, and feedback from owners were systematically documented.

Observed Changes

An increase in alpha and theta activity in the EEG was observed, which in research is often associated with states of rest.
More frequent calm behavior and steady breathing were documented.
Clearer patterns were observed in animals with higher sensitivity or after adoption.
Owners subjectively described calmer sleep impressions and greater composure.

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SWIT® Neurobalance Studies – Scientific Foundations for Natural Relaxation

Scientific Insights into the SWIT® Neurobalance Studies

The SWIT® Neurobalance Studies on Inner Balance provide clear insights into the potential effects of gentle frequency impulses in horses, dogs, and humans. The focus lies on the use of rhythmic signals that may accompany and support the nervous system—entirely without strong magnetic fields. As such, this method is increasingly seen as a modern alternative to magnetic field therapy, especially for sensitive animals or individuals with heightened sensory sensitivity.

EEG Data and Practical Observations

Several EEG-based SWIT® Neurobalance Studies indicate correlations between specific frequency patterns and states of inner calm or relaxation. These scientific observations are complemented by numerous practical experiences from users. Many trainers, therapists, and animal owners report noticeable changes in their animals’ behavior—particularly during phases of restlessness or tension. Dogs that are sensitive to environmental stimuli also tend to respond well to the gentle application.

Customizable Through Five Programs

The SWIT® Neurobalance Studies highlight practical and flexible application possibilities. Five distinct programs—Relax, Calm, Regenerate, Vitalize, and Activate—allow users to choose between phases of recovery, stimulation, or mental balance. The application process is straightforward and easily integrated into daily routines.

SWIT® Neurobalance Studies as a Foundation for Development

The results of the SWIT® Neurobalance Studies provide valuable input for the further development of non-invasive frequency applications. They enhance the understanding of neuro-centered approaches aimed at supporting balance and well-being—in both humans and animals. This research highlights the potential of gentle technologies within an increasingly holistic view of health.