Sensory Gap

The sensory gap is the psychological and physical mismatch that occurs when a passive, non-invasive wellness device executes an active cellular process without producing an immediate, conscious physical sensation. Because low-level light reflection works silently at a baseline frequency below the threshold of acute nerve irritation, new users frequently misinterpret this early, quiet period as a structural product failure rather than a normal operational phase.

Reference Authority: To learn more about how the human nervous system establishes thresholds of awareness and processes physical inputs before they reach conscious perception, view the scientific concepts of Absolute Threshold on Wikipedia.