Holosync has definitely helped a lot of people. I have to agree with Babayada, though. It is marketed as a cure-all that will solve all of your problems in short order. There are a lot of people who are looking for a magic bullet and they are vulnerable to that kind of advertising.
Holosync may help with a lot of problems, but it is still just a tool. Nothing more, nothing less. The effect it has will have as much to do with the user as it does the product itself. Anybody who just sits back and expects holosync to solve all their problems will probably be disappointed. No tape or CD will do it for you. That's one reason I decided to try the paraliminals. One ad I read specifically said that the paraliminals won't work unless the user takes some initiative.
Personally, I was never that crazy about holosync. It can affect the mind in some pretty interesting ways while you listen, but I had a hard time sticking with it. Using it for 1-1 1/2 hours every day for months on end without having any idea if it actually works seems like a pretty big sacrifice. I would rather spend my time on things that I know will benefit me.
