Brain Pacer™
Recharge your mind™. The World’s First e-Textile Photobiomodulation Wearable for Brain Health.
Finally, Pace Perfect
Thinking, Moving, Feeling—About 100 billion neurons power these actions by generating electrical signals called brainwaves.
The Niraxx Brain Pacer™ is a science-based solution that uses natural, personalized light stimulation to balance your brainwaves for optimal performance. Recharge your mind™ to be your best in work and life.
The Science Behind Niraxx
The Niraxx Brain Pacer™ is designed to improve brain health using transcranial Photobiomodulation (t-PBM). Studies have shown applying near infrared light to the brain, controlled in a specific therapeutic range, stimulates the brain cells to produce more energy. This process triggers a wide range of cognitive benefits, and helps to heal, regenerate and protect cells and tissues.
It works like this. Light therapy induces a photochemical reaction in the cells, increasing mitochondrial activity and ATP levels. Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell, and ATP is the main cellular energy that the brain needs to stay vital and healthy. The energy boost enhances the brain from the cellular level, enabling the cells to rebuild, repair and regenerate.
Good brain health also lowers risk for brain disease.
The physiological benefits to the brain from t-PBM have been subject of a rich literature of over 800 peer-reviewed papers on PubMed.
cerebral blood flow
cell ATP energy production
neural repair, neuroprotection
neural plasticity
Inflammation
Your One-Stop Brain Solution Integrated Into Everyday Wear.
Fine-tune your brain with 6 programs.
- Life Up Mood
- Find Focus
- Increase Energy
- Reduce Stress
- Restore Sleep
- Boost Libido
Your brain is unique. We encourage you to explore all the programs until you find one, possibly more, that makes you feel recharged!
Hear from our users
Alison Le
After trying Niraxx [Brain Pacer™] for 20 minutes in the beginning of my day, I was able to attend back-to-back classes from noon to 6, two midterms and one meeting. After that I still had enough energy to go out with my friends.
Jerry Ahern
I woke up this morning at 5:30. I was going for a training run, half marathon. Before I left the house while I was getting ready, I put [Niraxx Brain Pacer™] on for 10 minutes, and my run was terrific.
Beatriz Pentagna
I just came back from Los Angeles 30 minutes ago. I had a very stressful day, had many appointments and the traffic was terrible. I came home exhausted. I put this [Niraxx Brain Pacer™] on, and I feel very relaxed.
Emily Ng
I tried Niraxx [Brain Pacer™] and I feel so much more energized. I could power through my workout and is comfortable enough to wear it to the gym.”
Guilhermo Panno
This week, I worked a lot. I use Niraxx to help me sleep, to relax. It has helped me a lot. It’s the best natural option I have found.
Nicole Drotring
Niraxx keeps me feeling energized and really refreshed.
Natalia Guimaraes
[Niraxx Brain Pacer™] prepared me for going to bed, and I have no trouble falling asleep.
Pavel Peregudov
I am a long distance runner. I picked up the Niraxx band and have been using it for quite awhile now. It helps me stay on my goal when I don’t feel like running, I throw it on for 10, 20 minutes. It gets me energized and ready for my run.
In the news:
Co-founder and light therapy technology pioneer, Dr. Paolo Cassano, Md, Phd
“At Mass. General, Paolo Cassano… is working on one of several pilot studies nationwide of transcranial infrared light therapy [which is] believed to decrease inflammation and oxidative stress in the brain as well as increase the formation of neurons.”
“Cassano thinks light therapy could provide a groundbreaking new tool for depression treatment — one that is affordable, without side effects and more immediate than medication.”
“New research at Massachusetts General Hospital is showing that it may be able to treat severe depression with the use of specialized light and without medication.”
“Exposure to a light that isn’t visible to the naked eye may be the next breakthrough treatment for depression. Massachusetts General Hospital psychiatrist Paolo Cassano, MD, PhD, and other researchers at MGH and elsewhere, are seeing encouraging results in studies of near-infrared light—the light closest on the spectrum to visible light.”