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PSYPHY: 8 hertz baseline

Ron Blue rcb1 at LEX.LCCC.EDU
Mon May 6 08:01:37 EST 1996


I picked it up in neuroscience discussion group.  A battle is currently
going on.  Only recently did I realize the possible usefulness of the
idea.  This effect is very common in electronic circuits.  Since I
am using wavelets and opponent-process to explain behavior, it is a logical
match up with my model.  I did not mean to suggest a lasting change
of behavior would occur.  Only that it maybe a useful procedure to
help.  By creating a constant eeg baseline with known effects this
could give everyone eeg training cheaply.  Ron Blue

On Fri, 3 May 1996, Michael A. Tansey, Ph.D. wrote:

> You wrote:
> > If you present a 200 hertz tone to one ear and a 208 hertz tone
> > to the other ear you will establish a baseline of 8 hertz reading
> > in eeg.  This could be very useful for autism, migraines, etc.
> > Ron Blue
> >
> > Hi Ron:
> 
> Your commen on usage of a 200Hertz tone as a treatment modality is an  
> eye-opener.  What literature exists documenting bilateral auditory  
> stimulation of a specific Hertz tone produces lasting changes in CNS  
> function?
> >
> ---
> 
> Thanks, be well, take care, later, Dr. Michael A. Tansey
> 
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