Re: Re: training irritable temporal lobe

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As often as you wish. I prefer every other day to see how long the effects

last, but there's no reason you couldn't do it daily or even twice a day if you

chose to.

Pete

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> From: grams@...

> Date: 2005/08/17 Wed PM 04:53:06 EDT

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> Subject: Re: training irritable temporal lobe

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> How frequently is it o.k to train t3t4 using a windowed squash (8-12hz)?

Sue

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Pete, I am working with a 9 yo who has close to 18% beta and hi beta at his temporals but does not have the disconnect pattern. I want to train beta and hi beta percent down. I am thnking of using your Bio Ex SMR % with beats design -- chaning the SMR to 15-38 and also changing the "increase" to decrease. Given the way you set up the design, would you recommend this? Any problems doing this? Thanks,

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Why not just use the 2C Squish (or, if the alpha levels are low, the 2C WS alpha

temporal protocol)? Those are both designed to train down fast activity, and

both are two-channel. If you use the SMR protocol, that is a one-channel

protocol, so you'll only be training one side.

Pete

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> From: mtlindsey@...

> Date: 2005/08/19 Fri PM 10:56:00 EDT

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> Subject: Re: Re: training irritable temporal lobe

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> Pete, I am working with a 9 yo who has close to 18% beta and hi beta at his

temporals but does not have the disconnect pattern. I want to train beta and hi

beta percent down. I am thnking of using your Bio Ex SMR % with beats design --

chaning the SMR to 15-38 and also changing the " increase " to decrease. Given

the way you set up the design, would you recommend this? Any problems doing

this? Thanks,

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