Re: jaw/facial tension after session

[Guest guest]

,Whenever you just train something--even something that " should " be find--without knowing what your brain is already doing, you run the risk of pushing it in a direction it does not need to go. 

If you haven't done an assessment, I would strongly recommend that you do so before " fiddling around " with your brain.Pete-- Van Deusenpvdtlc@...

http://www.brain-trainer.comUSA 305 433 3160BR 47 3346 6235The Learning Curve, Inc.

On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 3:32 AM, dreamannnn <meshuguna@...> wrote:

 

I recently did a cz/a1/a2 monopolar session rewarding beta ( 15-18hz) and inhibiting theta (4-8hz) and high beta (23-38hz) using an A-3 pod and bioexplorer. The session lasted for about 15 minutes before I started to notice some pretty bad jaw and facial tension developing and stopped the session. I woke up yesterday and the facial/jaw tension was worse. Today it's about the same and feels like it is going to stick around until I fix whatever I did during the session. I've done similar sessions in the past (though this is my first in probably 8 months) with the same rewards/inhibits with the goal of increasing focus and attention, but never had this kind of lasting muscle tension before. I'm thinking that I had a bad hookup and when I was up-training the beta I was actually training an increase in muscle artifact and therefore jaw tension? Any ideas about what might have caused this and also what if any protocols I can try on my A-3 or QDS focus that might remedy the situation?. Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Have a EEG Spectrum system for sale -6 months old -purchased new 2 LaptopsRange of softwareDVD SoftwareNew EEG 2 channel AMPAll in perfect condition used to train on for a few weeks.7500.00 invested- Make an Offer Tom 828 216-2311