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Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]
Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]
Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]
Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]
Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]
Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]
Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]
Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]
Hypomania Hypomania would theoretically be related to an excessive activation of the left side of the brain relative to the right, as depression would be related to excessive activation of the right.  I teach that HEG should be used at least on both sides of the forehead in every session. Activating the left tends to help brighten mood. Right tends to help with emotional stability and social integration (around F8).  The only thing I’m especially aware of is that training […]