What is brain deduction?
stretching brain wool, also known as synchronization of brain waves, is considered to be a means of stimulating the brain to produce certain types of brain waves. The brain wave disruption usually involves listening to different sounds or frequencies, usually with a set of specialized headphones emits a different frequency for each ear. This can cause the brain to produce special pulses known as Biurnal Beats. The evidence suggests that Biurnal Beats can change the brain patterns and cause changes in the mood, thoughts and behavior. Many neuroscience believe that brain pulling has the potential to treat mood disorders, behavior problems, insomnia and addiction to substance. In the age of 70, Dr. Stroebel could have done the first breakthrough in Brainwave when he found that people in the deep states of meditation usually experience the sync patterns of brain waves in both hemispheres of the brain. In other states of consciousness, brain patterns are generally relatively asymmetrical, with one side of the brain producing a much stronger pattern than the other.
Dr. Gerald Oster, neuroscience with Mt. Sinai Medical Center is attributed to the discovery of the Biurnal Beats phenomenon. His 1973 report "hearing rhythms in the brain" discussed the changes in the brain pattern that can occur when each ear is played by the sounds of two different frequencies. Two different frequencies can produce the pulse in the brain itself, known as the biurnal rhythm that brings the brain waves of both hemispheres of the brain to synchronization. Different experiments carried out because they suggest that scientists can change and synchronize the patterns of brain wool throughout the brain by introducing sounds of different frequencies into each ear.
Scientists have already used this technique experimentally to induce different stages of sleep. Research suggests that stretching the brain wave can be used to induce patterns of brain waves typical of all phases of sleep, from light relaxation to deep sleep to dream condition. This technique is considered useful forTreatment of insomnia.
Scientists are optimistic about the potential of the brain wave to treat insomnia, mood disorders and mental diseases such as ADHD. Some believe that brain pulling can help solve addiction and behavior problems. Others are looking for the potential of techniques to improve learning or increase creativity.