Brian Mogen, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Hapbee Technologies Inc (CVE: HAPB) (OTCMKTS: HAPBF) (FRA: HA1), was a guest on one of the world’s top health and wellness talk shows this week.
He joined longevity expert Gary Brecka on The Ultimate Human podcast to discuss his company’s bio-streaming technology and its ability to help people fall asleep faster. Well-known guests have included Steve Harvey, Lara Trump and DJ Steve Aoki.
Brecka has personal experience using the device and has become an advocate. He says it has been particularly beneficial for getting rest on long flights and that he has attained unprecedented hours of rest in the air from it.
“For flights, energy and sleep – it’s been a game changer,” Brecka said. “Turn it off? The effect stops immediately.”
Brecka gained a reputation for helping UFC President Dana White improve his health regimen and lose weight. White was featured in an episode of his show in late 2023.
Brecka originally started his career as a mortality modelling expert in the insurance industry where he assessed the life expectancy of clients by analyzing medical data.
“Having a respected expert like Gary Brecka explore the science behind Hapbee with Dr. Mogen is a game-changer,” chief executive Yona Shtern said in the announcement.
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Hapbee tech is popular in the Veterans community
The company’s Neckband in particular has been well-liked by military service members for its therapeutic uses. A veterans well-being non-profit known as the “Grey Team” once said that it helped reduce user stress by 50 per cent in their observations.
“We’ve started looking into veterans health, integrating the devices as part of their treatment plan when they are unable to sleep or struggling with addiction and other problems,” Mogen said recently.
In 2023 the sleep tech developer received an award for helping to prevent suicide in the American military community.
Hapbee currently has two products: the wearable Neckband and the Sleep Pad. Both use the company’s patented, ultra-low radio frequency energy, bio-streaming technology. The wearable is designed for portability while the pad is meant for stationary use in the bedroom.
“In 2017, our parent company, EMulate Therapeutics, advanced this technology to replicate the therapeutic effects of molecules that we would typically need to inject or ingest,” Hapbee has described. Melatonin, for instance.
It has been developed over about 15 years, requiring nearly US$80 million in funding.
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