The claim ceiling
What we won't claim.
The science page grades what we draw on. This page is the other half of that discipline — the claims we refuse, in one place, at an address you can link to.
What we won't claim
The category we're not joining.
We don't claim consciousness expansion, remote viewing, EEG entrainment as an outcome, infrasound benefits, the 528 Hz DNA-repair story, or that any of our recordings will treat anxiety, depression, insomnia, PTSD, ADHD, or any clinical condition. The Mozart Effect — the canonical wellness over-claim — is a cautionary tale on this site, not a sales pitch.
We'd rather have a smaller claim set we can defend than a larger one a journalist could pull apart. That's the position.
What we won't claim
Wellness-adjacent listening. Not clinical treatment.
Soundscaper isn't a medical device, a diagnostic tool, a crisis service, or a treatment. It doesn't treat anxiety. It doesn't cure insomnia. It makes no claim about EEG entrainment, hemispheric synchronisation, or anything from the Gateway consciousness-expansion lineage. The full claim ceiling is at /safety and /science.
The other half of the ledger.
Every claim we do make is graded — Established, Emerging, Speculative — with the tier visible where the claim appears and the citations linked to the papers.