Guest guest Posted February 20, 2011 Report Share Posted February 20, 2011 Liz, addendum: your question comparing "uppers" and "downers" in pharmacy with NF analogons is general and fundamental, that`s why it earns an specific and fundamental answer. I suppose you and most on the list already know the answer: 1 - if you train beta on the forehead it mostly yields "upper" phenomena like amphetamins 2 - if you train smr midway or/and alpha and alpha/theta in the back of the scalp you`ll have effects as with the valium family Certainly NF is much "softer" than pharmacy; it`s only training. The problem is: do you always know the specific physiological status of your client? Often you don`t. If he/she is in a parasympathetic mode stimulation is better than calming and vice versa. Anxiety can be present in both modes of the autonomous nerve system. Pete`s answer is complex and you have the choice after having done the assessment. The rules given above are generally valid independent of the individual case. Uwe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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