Re: gamma waves

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I didn't understand why the blue light was significant here. Are they suggesting

inserting this gene into humans as well and then shining blue light on our

brains... if so, I'd say this is far from advanced technology, quite a rough

procedure.

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> Hi all,

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> I saw this notice about gamma waves & may be interesting for others over here.

> http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2009/04/29/brain-autism-laser-print.html

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> Not that one is going to do a laser procedure but perhaps do something about

Gamma waves. I've

> a schizophrenic patient and I've been working on his attention and he is much

better and has just pass

> his driving exam.

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> Bye for now,

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