RE: sleep aids neurofeedback

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Where the problem is falling asleep typically we find a reduced alpha

signal coupled with an increased theta signal during EEG evaluation.

When this is present the patient will learn with biofeedback to fall

asleep within 20 minutes. It takes 2-5 visits max. Cost is $90 per

session.

No more sleep aids and much better sleep quality than any herb or drug.

Also rule out sleep apnea. Occasionally we find through JMT testing that

their reticular activating system is not communicating or functioning

with other CNS centers and use an adjustment or self-guided healing

methods to correct this problem and, bingo, it is over.

The longer they have been insomniacs makes no difference in the outcome.

Only sleep apnea is a serious barrier.

Willard Bertrand, D.C.

Re: sleep aids

,

Try " Calms Forte " . You can get it in the Fred Meyer

nutritional

center. It is camomile pills. They work great!! And they are cheap!!

Ironically, it was my neurologist who told me about them!!

Matt Terreri, DC

sleep aids

> Listmates,

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> I'm looking for effective sleep herb combinations, etc. for my pts.

Have

> any favorites, if so, why? Just getting tired of sending folks out

with

> separate herbs and melatonine, and need a good quality, synergistic

blend.

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[Guest guest]

Willard makes excellent points. Also, check the adrenal glands. They

can screw up the circadian rhythm if they are shot...

Matt Terreri, DC

sleep aids

>

>

> > Listmates,

> >

> > I'm looking for effective sleep herb combinations, etc. for my pts.

> Have

> > any favorites, if so, why? Just getting tired of sending folks out

> with

> > separate herbs and melatonine, and need a good quality, synergistic

> blend.

> >

> > W. Snell, D.C.

> > 127-G NE 102nd Avenue

> > Portland, OR 97220

> > Ph. 503-253-0827

> > Fax 503-253-4760

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > OregonDCs rules:

> > 1. Keep correspondence professional; the purpose of the listserve is

> to

> foster communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on listserve

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[Guest guest]

WHat is JMT testing??

Don White

[Guest guest]

Here is a link to one of the simplest methods

I have seen to correct autonomic dysfunctions. http://www.jmt-jafmeltechnique.com/index_files/index_main.html

Willard Bertrand, D.C.

Re: sleep

aids neurofeedback

WHat is JMT testing??

Don White