At what frequency is it best to wake a person up?

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The discussion centers on the optimal frequency for waking a person, with a consensus leaning towards waking once a day. However, an alternative interpretation suggests that "waking up" could refer to stimulation, in which case the use of direct current without a frequency is proposed. The emphasis is on maintaining continuous stimulation once initiated.

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At what frequency is it best to wake a person up? :zzz: --> :surprise:
 
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Frequency? Once a day, I woud think.
 
Lokolo said:
At what frequency is it best to wake a person up? :zzz: --> :surprise:

Unless you mean "Wake up" in the sense of "Stimulate". In this case I will use direct current, no frequency. And once it is on, never push off switch :wink:
 

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