Body’s natural frequencies regulate healing at the cellular level. Furthermore, these frequencies direct brain activity towards producing antioxidants and decreasing inflammation. When these frequencies become disrupted, disease and dysfunction ensues.
Neuro therapy is entering its next era – non-invasive, chemical-free treatment using small circular ANF Devices that are non-invasive and non-toxic. Discover more about this revolutionizing medicine!
How it works
Neurotherapy is an alternative noninvasive, drug-free treatment option to address pain and other issues, working at both brain and body levels to reduce inflammation and promote healing on a cellular and neural level. Neurotherapy utilizes wearable discs made of carbonized metal which emit frequencies mimicking optimal performance of different functions of the body; these discs are then applied directly onto skin where their heat triggers them – these discs retrain nervous systems while improving performance; this technique can even treat mental disorders such as anxiety and depression which involve abnormal patterns of brain activity which can be modified through therapy to bring them back normal behavior – unlike drugs which require prescription to alter.
Electroencephalograph (EEG) sensors measure electrical brain activity while patients engage in simple exercises, like playing video games. EEG signals are translated to the screen by neurofeedback devices that reward patients when their brain exhibits optimal patterns of brain wave activity – known as theta wave activity; many psychological disorders are characterized by excessive amounts of this form of brainwave activity.
Researchers are exploring neurotherapy’s use to improve athletic performance. This technique relies on the idea that certain athletes’ brains produce particular patterns of electrical activity, enabling them to outshone others at similar tasks. By studying brain activity, scientists can identify which brainwaves correlate with these high-performance behaviors in order to try replicating them with other people.
Scientists have even employed this technology to treat schizophrenia. Studies have revealed that patients suffering from this psychiatric disorder can be taught to rewire their brain activity by copying successful people’s brainwave patterns – this helps decrease auditory hallucinations associated with this condition.
Symptoms
Neurofeedback or neurotherapy is a noninvasive technique that utilizes brainwave-altering exercises to address various health issues. It works by stimulating parts of the brain responsible for mood regulation and cognitive control, and treating chronic pain by regulating nervous system activity to release less chemicals that trigger discomfort and anxiety in the body. Neurofeedback offers an effective alternative treatment option to prescription medication in treating depression and anxiety conditions.
At each session, a specialist will position an electromagnetic coil against your head near a part of the brain involved with mood regulation or cognitive control. This coil emits short electromagnetic pulses which are felt as tapping sensations on your forehead or head; intensity may be adjusted throughout treatment sessions to meet each person’s individual needs.
Your practitioner will conduct an initial assessment of your medical history and symptoms during an initial consultation, providing detailed information regarding their severity, frequency, any factors that exacerbate or alleviate them, positive or negative experiences with alternative health approaches such as neurofrequency therapy as well as timeline for results. Your practitioner will then explain how neurofrequency therapy works as well as potential side effects and timelines of results.
The treatment itself should be fairly quick and comfortable. You’ll wear a hospital gown while lying on an X-ray table, with needles guided by a special machine called a fluoroscope to pinpoint where nerve tissue exists in order to inject numbing medicine at these sites. After the procedure has taken place, you should feel alert once the anesthesia wears off.
Some individuals who undergo neurofeedback experience fatigue after just a few sessions; this usually lasts no more than 24 hours. Other people may also experience detox symptoms as their bodies clear away any waste products causing or contributing to pain, while some individuals exhibit spatial disorientation following alpha or theta training; one practitioner reported one patient driving into a curb and another running through red lights while driving a few blocks from his office after undergoing alpha or theta sessions!
Benefits
Neuro frequency therapy is an innovative drug-free solution for relieving pain and inflammation, offering natural pain management without prescription pills or surgery. Using advanced knowledge of frequency medicine with natural biologically-based therapies that stimulate your natural healing mechanisms, neuro frequency therapy offers noninvasive solutions with higher patient satisfaction rates than opioids or traditional painkillers.
ANF therapy utilizes small circular ANF Devices that are activated by your body heat to release frequencies that target the source of your discomfort. These frequencies strengthen neurological oscillations that promote cell fusion as well as increase production of antioxidants that fight oxidative stress – helping your body heal itself more quickly and efficiently.
Neuro frequency therapy offers more than just pain relief; it can also help with anxiety reduction, depression relief and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), sleep issues as well as improving cognitive functions and learning abilities. Furthermore, this therapy improves overall quality of life as it can relieve symptoms associated with back and neck pain, tendinopathy, fibromyalgia and myofascial pain syndrome musculoskeletal diseases such as back/neck/sac pain/tendinopathy/fibromyalgia/myofascial pain syndrome among others.
Neuro frequency therapy offers many advantages to individuals with movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease and spinal cord injury, by helping regulate brain wave activity and retrain nerve pathways – possibly improving walking ability or even aiding rehabilitation of injuries. Furthermore, it has proven itself highly successful at treating psychological conditions like anxiety, depression and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Neuro frequency therapy can also serve as an excellent performance enhancer for athletes, artists, surgeons and other high-achieving professionals. Neuro frequency therapy works by altering how brain waves are activated during work or exercise to aid performance enhancement and help professionals make better decisions, increase concentration and speed their reactions quicker; ultimately helping them realize their full potential and reach it faster than before.
Side effects
Neuro frequency therapy is a safe, drug-free treatment designed to address chronic body pain. This therapy relies on carbonized metal discs activated by body heat that emit various frequencies that stimulate healing at a cellular level in your nervous system.
Therapy’s aim is to retrain the brain through positive reinforcement of certain areas when they exhibit optimal brain wave activity. Electroencephalogram (EEG) sensors are placed on a patient’s head while they engage in activities such as watching a video or playing computer games; the activity is then overseen by their therapist who can assess which sections of their brain are using optimal brain waves. Once the therapist recognizes a shift in brain wave patterns, they provide positive reinforcement by brightening the video screen or increasing color intensity on a computer game. On the other hand, when patients produce unwanted brain wave activity they will receive negative reinforcement through dimming or desaturation of the display on screen. This process is repeated over multiple sessions in order to teach their brains to produce desired patterns of activity.
Some potential side effects of therapy may include headaches or dizziness due to changes in brain wave activity caused by training one’s brain to produce faster or higher frequency waves. These side effects should only last temporarily and shouldn’t be more intense than what one might experience when first learning cognitive skills or practicing sports for the first time.
Neurofeedback therapy has proven itself beneficial in numerous areas, from treating anxiety to helping individuals manage PTSD and epilepsy seizures. Studies have also demonstrated its efficacy against autism patients; receiving neurofeedback helped improve their behavior significantly.
