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Delta

Delta Delta is the slowest electrical frequency that may sometimes be trained using neurofeedback. The rhythm generator for the delta rhythm is the brain stem and hind-brain—so it does not part of the autonomic nervous system.  Delta is unconscious. Generally, delta in the 0-2 Hz range indicates that part of the brain is in a state of deep sleep. At times this is not good.  Delta in the range of 2-5 Hz indicates drowsiness and may be the result of […]



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You Don’t Change It, The Brain Changes Itself

Delta Delta is the slowest electrical frequency that may sometimes be trained using neurofeedback. The rhythm generator for the delta rhythm is the brain stem and hind-brain—so it does not part of the autonomic nervous system.  Delta is unconscious. Generally, delta in the 0-2 Hz range indicates that part of the brain is in a state of deep sleep. At times this is not good.  Delta in the range of 2-5 Hz indicates drowsiness and may be the result of […]

Theta

Delta Delta is the slowest electrical frequency that may sometimes be trained using neurofeedback. The rhythm generator for the delta rhythm is the brain stem and hind-brain—so it does not part of the autonomic nervous system.  Delta is unconscious. Generally, delta in the 0-2 Hz range indicates that part of the brain is in a state of deep sleep. At times this is not good.  Delta in the range of 2-5 Hz indicates drowsiness and may be the result of […]

Alpha

Delta Delta is the slowest electrical frequency that may sometimes be trained using neurofeedback. The rhythm generator for the delta rhythm is the brain stem and hind-brain—so it does not part of the autonomic nervous system.  Delta is unconscious. Generally, delta in the 0-2 Hz range indicates that part of the brain is in a state of deep sleep. At times this is not good.  Delta in the range of 2-5 Hz indicates drowsiness and may be the result of […]

Low Beta/SMR

Delta Delta is the slowest electrical frequency that may sometimes be trained using neurofeedback. The rhythm generator for the delta rhythm is the brain stem and hind-brain—so it does not part of the autonomic nervous system.  Delta is unconscious. Generally, delta in the 0-2 Hz range indicates that part of the brain is in a state of deep sleep. At times this is not good.  Delta in the range of 2-5 Hz indicates drowsiness and may be the result of […]

Beta

Delta Delta is the slowest electrical frequency that may sometimes be trained using neurofeedback. The rhythm generator for the delta rhythm is the brain stem and hind-brain—so it does not part of the autonomic nervous system.  Delta is unconscious. Generally, delta in the 0-2 Hz range indicates that part of the brain is in a state of deep sleep. At times this is not good.  Delta in the range of 2-5 Hz indicates drowsiness and may be the result of […]

High Beta

Delta Delta is the slowest electrical frequency that may sometimes be trained using neurofeedback. The rhythm generator for the delta rhythm is the brain stem and hind-brain—so it does not part of the autonomic nervous system.  Delta is unconscious. Generally, delta in the 0-2 Hz range indicates that part of the brain is in a state of deep sleep. At times this is not good.  Delta in the range of 2-5 Hz indicates drowsiness and may be the result of […]

Gamma

Delta Delta is the slowest electrical frequency that may sometimes be trained using neurofeedback. The rhythm generator for the delta rhythm is the brain stem and hind-brain—so it does not part of the autonomic nervous system.  Delta is unconscious. Generally, delta in the 0-2 Hz range indicates that part of the brain is in a state of deep sleep. At times this is not good.  Delta in the range of 2-5 Hz indicates drowsiness and may be the result of […]