Guest guest Posted January 26, 2003 Report Share Posted January 26, 2003 Dr. Rocatti, M.D. wrote: " About protocols I can say that all protocols for Prefrontal Cortex or that have on prefrontal cortex the " Ritalin " effect, will for sure be an indirect demonstration that they are increasing the Prefrontal Dopamine. " " But is not the Same that the Mesolimbic Dopamine, that is the one we have to increase to get rid of alcoholism or also Cocaine addiction: the ones that used Peniston Protocol, that is booster of the pathway I said on the other mail : any protocol that BOOST mesolimbic Dopamine will help Them, ,also the AVS , we have seen in our BRAIN TOPOS that AVS 10HZ, that activates a lot of Dopamine patterns trough the Broadman 17 and 18, (O1 O2) with Light & sound at 10 HZ. This goes directly to the Thalamus via the geniculo calcarine fassiculum, and to theThalamic pacemakers. This 50% increase in Alpha may represents the increase of the Dopamine Boosting because of the exhilarating feeling that also there is attached to it. " : This is truely fascinating information about AVS. I tried writing a previous and somewhat longer email, but it all of a sudden disappeared from my screen so I'm assuming it wasn't sent...but if you do get two emails from me about this issue, then you'll know what happened. I'm very interested in AVS. You have obviously done some research concerning the effects of AVS. Could you share more information about your findings in general, and how you clinically use it in conjunction with NF? I've used AVS quite extensively on myself, and some limited office use with chronic fatigue, depression, and ADD. In regard to Parkinson's, I understand that Margaret Ayers has been getting good results in terms of reducing the tremors and the facial expressionlessness. I haven't worked with a Parkinson's patient myself, and it has been about a year since I discussed this issue with her. However, I think I remember that her approach involved a bipolar placement at F3 and F4, and that she primarily focused on reducing theta activity (4 to 7 Hz), while maintaining a very low reward threshold for beta (15 to 18 Hz....with the reward threshold set at .4 microvolts in her neuropathways unit). She tries hard not to " drive " beta, just wants to make sure there's a normal amount of it present. Please share more about your knowledge and experience with AVS. Take care........ Fred Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2003 Report Share Posted January 26, 2003 OK! Fred But let me breath a little I been answering e mails from all around the world, because of theInstallation of the Software of The QeegDataSwith and I am becoming a little mad!!! Since we begun the Launch of Beta Testing and sold all units and finished the 2nd round of 10 units more , I have answered 150 mails everyday!!! Let me some time and I will answer with more time, but go to the link here http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Atlantis/2133/QEEG.htm and you will see the QEEG TOPOS of a BIG ADD CASE with a lot of delta Power in frontal Lobes , that with 30 Minutes with the AVS it practically vanish the Delta in Power in frontal Lobes . We could talk a lot if we analyze the other Brainmaps of this client but I have no time, Just look at alpha BrainTOPOS and se the difference with and with out the AVS. Is overwhelming the effect and the most important, THE INNER FEELING OF THE CLIENT!!! Ciaooo Or I will run to Hawing and Go Surfing and forget all about QEEG!!! Warm Regards drrocatti@... Remember all Braintrainer LIST is invited to Join The QEEGDATASWITCH LIST. Just send me a mail : subscribe to the QeegDataSwitch group drrocatti@... AVS and Parkinson's Dr. Rocatti, M.D. wrote: " About protocols I can say that all protocols for Prefrontal Cortex or that have on prefrontal cortex the " Ritalin " effect, will for sure be an indirect demonstration that they are increasing the Prefrontal Dopamine. " " But is not the Same that the Mesolimbic Dopamine, that is the one we have to increase to get rid of alcoholism or also Cocaine addiction: the ones that used Peniston Protocol, that is booster of the pathway I said on the other mail : any protocol that BOOST mesolimbic Dopamine will help Them, ,also the AVS , we have seen in our BRAIN TOPOS that AVS 10HZ, that activates a lot of Dopamine patterns trough the Broadman 17 and 18, (O1 O2) with Light & sound at 10 HZ. This goes directly to the Thalamus via the geniculo calcarine fassiculum, and to theThalamic pacemakers. This 50% increase in Alpha may represents the increase of the Dopamine Boosting because of the exhilarating feeling that also there is attached to it. " : This is truely fascinating information about AVS. I tried writing a previous and somewhat longer email, but it all of a sudden disappeared from my screen so I'm assuming it wasn't sent...but if you do get two emails from me about this issue, then you'll know what happened. I'm very interested in AVS. You have obviously done some research concerning the effects of AVS. Could you share more information about your findings in general, and how you clinically use it in conjunction with NF? I've used AVS quite extensively on myself, and some limited office use with chronic fatigue, depression, and ADD. In regard to Parkinson's, I understand that Margaret Ayers has been getting good results in terms of reducing the tremors and the facial expressionlessness. I haven't worked with a Parkinson's patient myself, and it has been about a year since I discussed this issue with her. However, I think I remember that her approach involved a bipolar placement at F3 and F4, and that she primarily focused on reducing theta activity (4 to 7 Hz), while maintaining a very low reward threshold for beta (15 to 18 Hz....with the reward threshold set at .4 microvolts in her neuropathways unit). She tries hard not to " drive " beta, just wants to make sure there's a normal amount of it present. Please share more about your knowledge and experience with AVS. Take care........ Fred Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2003 Report Share Posted January 27, 2003 Well. I've spent 5 minutes here racking my brain, trying to recall what the heck 'AVS' is. , " Dr. Rocatti, M.D. " <drrocatti@t...> wrote: > > > OK! Fred > > But let me breath a little I been answering e mails from all around the world, because of theInstallation of the Software of The QeegDataSwith and I am becoming a little mad!!! > Since we begun the Launch of Beta Testing and sold all units and finished the 2nd round of 10 units more , I have answered 150 mails everyday!!! > > Let me some time and I will answer with more time, but go to the link here > http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Atlantis/2133/QEEG.htm > and you will see the QEEG TOPOS of a BIG ADD CASE with a lot of delta Power in frontal Lobes , that with 30 Minutes with the AVS it practically vanish the Delta in Power in frontal Lobes . We could talk a lot if we analyze the other Brainmaps of this client but I have no time, Just look at alpha BrainTOPOS and se the difference with and with out the AVS. Is overwhelming the effect and the most important, THE INNER FEELING OF THE CLIENT!!! > > Ciaooo > Or I will run to Hawing and Go Surfing and forget all about QEEG!!! > > Warm Regards > > > drrocatti@t... > Remember all Braintrainer LIST is invited to Join The QEEGDATASWITCH LIST. > > Just send me a mail : subscribe to the QeegDataSwitch group > drrocatti@t... > > > AVS and Parkinson's > > > Dr. Rocatti, M.D. wrote: " About protocols I can say that all protocols for Prefrontal Cortex or that have on prefrontal cortex the " Ritalin " effect, will for sure be an indirect demonstration that they are increasing the Prefrontal Dopamine. " > " But is not the Same that the Mesolimbic Dopamine, that is the one we have to increase to get rid of alcoholism or also Cocaine addiction: the ones that used Peniston Protocol, that is booster of the pathway I said on the other mail : any protocol that BOOST mesolimbic Dopamine will help Them, ,also the AVS , we have seen in our BRAIN TOPOS that AVS 10HZ, that activates a lot of Dopamine patterns trough the Broadman 17 and 18, (O1 O2) with Light & sound at 10 HZ. This goes directly to the Thalamus via the geniculo calcarine fassiculum, and to theThalamic pacemakers. > This 50% increase in Alpha may represents the increase of the Dopamine > Boosting because of the exhilarating feeling that also there is attached to it. " > > : > > This is truely fascinating information about AVS. I tried writing a previous and somewhat longer email, but it all of a sudden disappeared from my screen so I'm assuming it wasn't sent...but if you do get two emails from me about this issue, then you'll know what happened. > > I'm very interested in AVS. You have obviously done some research concerning the effects of AVS. Could you share more information about your findings in general, and how you clinically use it in conjunction with NF? I've used AVS quite extensively on myself, and some limited office use with chronic fatigue, depression, and ADD. > > In regard to Parkinson's, I understand that Margaret Ayers has been getting good results in terms of reducing the tremors and the facial expressionlessness. I haven't worked with a Parkinson's patient myself, and it has been about a year since I discussed this issue with her. However, I think I remember that her approach involved a bipolar placement at F3 and F4, and that she primarily focused on reducing theta activity (4 to 7 Hz), while maintaining a very low reward threshold for beta (15 to 18 Hz....with the reward threshold set at .4 microvolts in her neuropathways unit). She tries hard not to " drive " beta, just wants to make sure there's a normal amount of it present. > > Please share more about your knowledge and experience with AVS. Take care........ > > Fred > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2003 Report Share Posted January 27, 2003 , HI AVS is Audio Visual Stimulatuion. AVS and Parkinson's > > > Dr. Rocatti, M.D. wrote: " About protocols I can say that all protocols for Prefrontal Cortex or that have on prefrontal cortex the " Ritalin " effect, will for sure be an indirect demonstration that they are increasing the Prefrontal Dopamine. " > " But is not the Same that the Mesolimbic Dopamine, that is the one we have to increase to get rid of alcoholism or also Cocaine addiction: the ones that used Peniston Protocol, that is booster of the pathway I said on the other mail : any protocol that BOOST mesolimbic Dopamine will help Them, ,also the AVS , we have seen in our BRAIN TOPOS that AVS 10HZ, that activates a lot of Dopamine patterns trough the Broadman 17 and 18, (O1 O2) with Light & sound at 10 HZ. This goes directly to the Thalamus via the geniculo calcarine fassiculum, and to theThalamic pacemakers. > This 50% increase in Alpha may represents the increase of the Dopamine > Boosting because of the exhilarating feeling that also there is attached to it. " > > : > > This is truely fascinating information about AVS. I tried writing a previous and somewhat longer email, but it all of a sudden disappeared from my screen so I'm assuming it wasn't sent...but if you do get two emails from me about this issue, then you'll know what happened. > > I'm very interested in AVS. You have obviously done some research concerning the effects of AVS. Could you share more information about your findings in general, and how you clinically use it in conjunction with NF? I've used AVS quite extensively on myself, and some limited office use with chronic fatigue, depression, and ADD. > > In regard to Parkinson's, I understand that Margaret Ayers has been getting good results in terms of reducing the tremors and the facial expressionlessness. I haven't worked with a Parkinson's patient myself, and it has been about a year since I discussed this issue with her. However, I think I remember that her approach involved a bipolar placement at F3 and F4, and that she primarily focused on reducing theta activity (4 to 7 Hz), while maintaining a very low reward threshold for beta (15 to 18 Hz....with the reward threshold set at .4 microvolts in her neuropathways unit). She tries hard not to " drive " beta, just wants to make sure there's a normal amount of it present. > > Please share more about your knowledge and experience with AVS. Take care........ > > Fred > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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