PatternsEntrainmentPerson'sNeuroscienceParticipantsDisruptionStimuliSignalsThetaHeadsetParkinson'sActivityAlphaResearchScientistsBrainsTechnologyFoundUnlikeRecognizeExperimentsMonitorPeopleSemanticStudyDiscomfortResearchersEffectsScientificReadBetaDataDeepPowerBackDeviceStateMentalMusicHandTypeSignalControl subjectsMadeTestHeard
Patterns10
  • By combining soothing music with sophisticated sound technology, Music for Brainwave Massage has been shown to effect profound changes in brainwave patterns and states of consciousness-changes discernable on brain-mapping EEG equipment. (soundstrue.com)
  • Dr. Thompson's method of embedding clinically researched audio processes into soothing musical soundtracks is proven to have significant effects on brainwave patterns and states of mind. (soundstrue.com)
  • Dr. Jeffrey Thompson's pioneering work over the last 20 years has led to groundbreaking discoveries in how sound frequency patterns built into musical soundtracks induce brainwave entrainment. (soundstrue.com)
  • His clinical research with thousands of patients and volunteers led to groundbreaking discoveries in how sound frequency patterns, built into musical soundtracks, can entrain brainwaves and trigger numerous health benefits. (soundstrue.com)
  • We measured the brain activity patterns of six commercial and military pilots, and then transmitted these patterns into novice subjects as they learned to pilot an airplane in a realistic flight simulator," says Matthew Phillips, PhD. (lifeboat.com)
  • This goes into research of measuring patterns and brainwaves, technology that wasn't available a few decades ago. (paperbackswap.com)
  • The researchers found out that 60% differences in picking up a second language is caused by the brainwave patterns. (omniglot.com)
  • But they also noticed that, when the subjects were asked to control the hand-exoskeleton with their brainwaves, consistent same-side patterns also emerged in the brainwave data. (epfl.ch)
  • For comparison, the doctors also recorded the participants' brain patterns when they were not subjected to pain. (qualityhealth.com)
  • These patterns were then tested on 16 new subjects who had an arm heated and were found to be more than 80 percent accurate in portraying the amount of pain experienced. (qualityhealth.com)
Entrainment4
  • The brainwave entrainment techniques are very well done and effective. (soundstrue.com)
  • He has been using brainwave entrainment technology as part of his daily Integral practice well over a decade, and people have found his commentary, guidance, and inspirational talks to be of great help and value. (integrallife.com)
  • John Dupuy is co-founder and CEO of iAwake Technologies, a company that creates cutting-edge, high-tech brainwave entrainment soundtracks that support the healing of emotional/shadow issues, deepen meditation, mental focus, creativity, and flow states, and enhance a daily integral transformative practice. (integrallife.com)
  • John has been working personally and professionally with brainwave entrainment technology since 2004, and travels internationally to teach and inspire on the subjects of Integral Transformative Practice and Integral Recovery. (integrallife.com)
Person's3
  • Back in 1969, a man named Herbert Krugman conducted a series of experiments regarding the effect of television on a person's brainwaves. (wariscrime.com)
  • Krugman monitored a person through many trials and found that in less than one minute of television viewing, the person's brainwaves switched from Beta waves - brainwaves associated with active, logical thought - to primarily Alpha waves. (wariscrime.com)
  • Later and more sophisticated means of mind control can utilize loops, during which a person's own brainwaves are fed back to him, along with suggestions. (sott.net)
Neuroscience1
  • Saguinetti worked with his adviser Mary Peterson, a professor of psychology and director of the UA's Cognitive Science Program, and with John Allen, a UA Distinguished Professor of psychology, cognitive science and neuroscience, to monitor subjects' brainwaves with an electroencephalogram, or EEG, while they viewed the objects. (sciencedaily.com)
Participants2
  • Study participants' brainwaves indicated that even if a person never consciously recognized the shapes on the outside of the image, their brains still processed those shapes to the level of understanding their meaning. (sciencedaily.com)
  • Participants' brainwaves were then measured with EEGs and surveys at 26. (iflscience.com)
Disruption1
  • The force of subjecting the brain to massive electromagnetic disruption. (sott.net)
Stimuli2
  • As the suspect's brain involuntarily responds to these stimuli, the headset collects the brainwave responses, providing you with invaluable insight into their mind. (brainwavescience.com)
  • The theory is that subjects produce different EEG readings when they perceive different stimuli: a face will activate different regions of the brain to a building, for example. (information-age.com)
Signals2
  • The patent described a system that could analyse electroencephalograph (EEG) signals - brainwaves, in short - to determine a subject's state of mind. (information-age.com)
  • The brain waves measured while the subject is meditating go through a signal processing procedure (quantitative EEG spectral analysis) and are returned as auditory signals according to the threshold condition of the neurofeedback protocol algorithm. (who.int)
Theta3
  • This program targets and stimulates the hippocampus in the brain by using a special sound frequency called Theta-based sound frequency, which has been the subject of substantial research and scientific investigations. (reviewjournal.com)
  • In answer to the question what brainwave states did the subjects experience: Alpha, Beta and Theta. (unexplainable.net)
  • The defining characteristics of TCD begin with a drop in brainwave frequency-from alpha waves to theta waves when the subject is at rest-in the thalamus, one of two regions of the brain that relays sensory impulses to the cerebral cortex, which then processes those impulses as touch, pain, or temperature. (hearingreview.com)
Headset3
  • Using a headset outfitted with metal prongs discs, electrical activity is recorded seamlessly through the scalp without causing any discomfort or transmitted sensations to the subject. (brainwavescience.com)
  • The control interface can then be chosen from of vast variety of systems, from eye-movement monitoring for the severely paralyzed, to smartphone-based voice interfaces, residual muscular activity of the damaged limb, all the way to reading brainwave activity with a headset. (epfl.ch)
  • The scientists decided to pursue brainwave-control of the exoskeleton via an EEG headset that measures the users' brainwaves as they used the exoskeleton. (epfl.ch)
Parkinson's3
  • Electrical stimulation deep in the brain is used to treat people with Parkinson's, although how it works is a subject of debate . (newscientist.com)
  • A brainwave abnormality could be a common link between Parkinson's disease, neuropathic pain, tinnitus, and depression-a link that authors of a new study suggest could lead to treatment for all four conditions. (hearingreview.com)
  • About half were healthy control subjects, while the remainder were patients with tinnitus, chronic pain, Parkinson's disease, or major depression. (hearingreview.com)
Activity5
  • Scientists in its research labs have developed a technique for tagging images based on the brain activity of subjects wearing EEG devices on their heads. (information-age.com)
  • During the research, some volunteer students' brains were measured for brain wave activity before being subjected to a French class. (omniglot.com)
  • As expected, the scientists observed this contralateral brainwave activity in people who passively received hand motion by the exoskeleton. (epfl.ch)
  • This enhanced control of the hand-exoskeleton with brainwave activity is most likely due to higher engagement of subjects facilitated by rich sensory feedback provided by the nature of our exoskeleton," explains Millán. (epfl.ch)
  • I suspect that multiple frequencies are involved and that is why I branched out in the direction of bio-medical effects, i.e. brainwave activity, some form that could be tried out with different people under different circumstances, to see any consistancy of effects. (unexplainable.net)
Alpha5
  • Playing this unique musical program in the background while you work, study, and relax will stimulate your natural alpha and beta brainwaves. (soundstrue.com)
  • When in the Alpha state, a person is subjected to a passive learning experience with the right side of the brain at the wheel, leaving critical thinking skills behind. (wariscrime.com)
  • In most subjects alpha was experienced in the first 15 minutes. (unexplainable.net)
  • Alpha brainwaves, for example, are responsible for overall mental coordination and learning, while beta brain waves are generated when we are alert, attentive, solving a problem or making decisions. (deccanherald.com)
  • From here, we hope to stimulate specific brain areas involved in these diseases at alpha frequencies to normalize the brainwaves again. (hearingreview.com)
Research4
  • Research converting brainwaves into digital commands are still in its infancy but shows tremendous promise. (yankodesign.com)
  • I find brain research to be a fascinating subject and this was a wonderful study of the effects of music on the brain. (paperbackswap.com)
  • It was some of the original research that spawned another subject, biorhythms. (unexplainable.net)
  • The Islamic principles in relation to medicine and biomedical research are described, and in particular research involving human subjects. (who.int)
Scientists2
  • EPFL scientists are developing a lightweight and portable hand exoskeleton that can be controlled with brainwaves. (epfl.ch)
  • A team of scientists from Stanford University tested 24 subjects who had an arm heated to the point of moderate pain. (qualityhealth.com)
Brains1
  • The presence of the N400 peak indicates that subjects' brains recognize the meaning of the shapes on the outside of the figure. (sciencedaily.com)
Technology2
  • By choosing any of the three iCognative™ Suite products, you will have access to the latest in brainwave monitoring technology, giving you the ability to uncover the truth and solve crimes like never before. (brainwavescience.com)
  • The iCognative™ technology detects the presence or absence of a P300 response to a stimulus, enabling it to determine whether the subject is hiding known information. (brainwavescience.com)
Found2
  • Led by Dr. Chantel Prat, researchers at the University of Washington's psychology department found out that the brainwave activities variances among individuals may affect their capability of picking up a second language. (omniglot.com)
  • Some of what they found questions conventional wisdom on the subject. (aviationsafetymagazine.com)
Unlike2
  • Unlike human testimony, which can be easily manipulated, brainwaves cannot be falsified, making iCognative™ the ultimate tool in the fight against crime. (brainwavescience.com)
  • These show a low aptitude for learning foreign languages unlike in other subjects. (omniglot.com)
Recognize1
  • Monitor a suspect's brainwave responses under examination and reveal whether they recognize and have knowledge of a critical information. (brainwavescience.com)
Experiments2
  • We perform experiments using epileptic rodent subjects that interface with electronic circuitry that is sophisticated but one that often disconnects during experiments because subjects have freedom of movement. (iit.edu)
  • By widely dispersing the involuntary human test-subjects, and vehemently attacking their credibility, it has been possible for the United States to proceed with these human experiments unhindered by discussions or criticisms, let alone opposition. (proliberty.com)
Monitor1
  • The subjects were made to gaze at LCD monitor screens at different angles. (deccanherald.com)
People5
  • Our exquisite sensitivity to music can sometimes go wrong: Sacks explores how catchy tunes can subject us to hours of mental replay, and how a surprising number of people acquire nonstop musical hallucinations that assault them night and day. (paperbackswap.com)
  • On the next two nights they were subjected to a variety of noises-people talking, ice machines crunching, toilets flushing, laundry carts rumbling, phones ringing, cars driving by outside, and medical-equipment alarms ringing. (qualityhealth.com)
  • In other words, we are being ruled by an oligarchy disguised as a democracy, and arguably on our way towards fascism-a form of government where private corporate interests rule, money calls the shots, and the people are seen as mere subjects to be controlled. (shtfplan.com)
  • People who are aware of this wouldn't fooled by brainwaves fed to them with suggestions. (sott.net)
  • What is the hidden danger that many people in the world are subjected to? (gorandigital.com)
Semantic2
  • In the end, the generated music did bear similarities to the music the test subjects listened to originally "on a semantic level. (bgr.com)
  • and 2) their geometric structure allows for exploiting alignment-based similarity metrics to measure inter-subject alignment over an entire semantic space, rather than a set of limited entries. (frontiersin.org)
Study2
  • The paper acknowledges the subjects of the study were not representative, being drawn from mostly upper-middle class suburbs in the Washington DC area and overwhelmingly white. (iflscience.com)
  • Not surprisingly, the noise disturbed the study subjects much of the time as evidenced by brain waves and heart rates. (qualityhealth.com)
Discomfort1
  • Rather than rely on the subjects' self-reported discomfort, the doctors gave the subjects functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) brain scans. (qualityhealth.com)
Researchers3
  • The researchers fed the data into MusicLM to "predict and reconstruct the kinds of music which the human subject was exposed to. (bgr.com)
  • Researchers had test subjects listen to recordings. (goethe-verlag.com)
  • The researchers analysed the eye movements of the subjects using microsaccade analysis, and the eye positions using an eye-tracking system. (deccanherald.com)
Effects2
  • PPANASONI} PYRAMID POWER AND OTHER EFFECTS from Jeff Johnston ------------------------ I see by the replies to the messages that I may have opened a can of worms on this subject. (unexplainable.net)
  • I am in the slow process of writing a book that includes some of the information of pyramid effects but the core of the book material is on some other subjects that are related. (unexplainable.net)
Scientific2
  • This patented science has been peer-reviewed by the scientific community, and Brainwave Science is now leveraging it to revolutionize government and commercial sectors beyond its medical applications. (brainwavescience.com)
  • So Garten also founded the Center for Responsible Brainwave Technologies, which aims to prevent privacy breaches, excessive scientific claims or other missteps that could derail the nascent neural-interfaces industry. (scientificamerican.com)
Read1
  • TANGENT - if someone could invent sunglasses or something for men to be able to read women's brainwaves, get the Sham-Wow guy to promote it. (yankodesign.com)
Beta1
  • When the subject stopped watching television and began reading a magazine, the brainwaves reverted to Beta waves. (wariscrime.com)
Data1
Deep2
  • This project examines the mathematics of one such application for the theoretically highest possible frame-rate Cardiac Cinematic MRI that we recently developed here in Chicago, and inspired multiple student projects in subject domains of image reconstruction, image denoising, and application of Deep Learning or Deep Neural Networks for accelerated imaging. (iit.edu)
  • If such is the case, the stage is set for discussion of life beyond death, and the subject of the immaterial nature of the soul takes on deep significance. (reasons.org)
Power3
  • iCognative™ utilizes the power of electroencephalography (EEG) to track brainwave responses with unparalleled accuracy. (brainwavescience.com)
  • Brainwave Science is now leveraging the power of EEG to revolutionize investigation processes in fields such as national security, law enforcement, counterterrorism and business security. (brainwavescience.com)
  • The Billionaire Brain Wave is an innovative approach that uses the power of brainwaves to bring in money and success. (reviewjournal.com)
Back1
Device1
  • About 1 week after visit 2, the subjects were check over the phone to see if they are using the device well (number of days of use per week (%), compliance with the device, etc.) and whether there are any adverse reactions. (who.int)
State1
  • Facial expressions and vocal fluctuations are only of limited use as indicators of a subject's inner psychological state, just as the galvanic skin response measured by a polygraph doesn't always indicate that a subject is lying. (americanbar.org)
Mental2
  • NSA Domint has the ability to covertly assassinate U.S. citizens or run covert psychological control operations to cause subjects to be diagnosed with ill mental health. (iahf.com)
  • The perceptual modality most extensively investigated is the ability of both experienced subjects and inexperienced volunteers to view, by innate mental processes, remote geographical or technical targets including buildings, roads, and laboratory apparatus. (cia.gov)
Music1
  • Music for Brainwave Massage 2.0 brings you to an optimal balance between relaxation and dynamic, heightened awareness. (soundstrue.com)
Hand1
  • The test subjects who could see, on the other hand, could hardly understand. (goethe-verlag.com)
Type1
  • Now, a lot of what is being done as biorhythms today has kind of strayed from the original path, and the type of programs or information I see on the subject today has been diluted quite a bit and as a result a lot of the accuracy has been lost. (unexplainable.net)
Signal2
Control subjects1
  • We measured the average g-force of the plane during the simulated landing and compared it to control subjects who received a mock brain stimulation," says Phillips. (lifeboat.com)
Made1
  • Cameron then subjected them to audio tapes he made, in which he repeated phrases thousands of times, in order to produce "new personalities" for them. (sott.net)
Test3
Heard1
  • Subjects heard the sounds through a set of headphones, while performing a visual distraction task. (news-medical.net)