EEG REGISTRATION OF BIOELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE BRAIN: ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY
On March 1, 2020, the first studies aimed at examining the electrical activity of the brain after the use of a neurotrainer were conducted at a scientific and practical medical center.
During the study, it was possible to record and analyze the bioelectrical potentials of the brain. The following key brain activity rhythms were identified:
Alpha Rhythm (8-14 Hz)
Associated with processes of recovery, debugging, and consolidation of neural connections. Alpha rhythms contribute to the activation of creative thinking, a sense of inner harmony, and emotional uplift.
Beta Rhythm (14-20 Hz)
Low-frequency beta rhythm is associated with higher cognitive functions such as information processing, concentration, and control. Its stimulation can be beneficial for improving memory, enhancing attention and performance, as well as for correcting attention deficit syndrome.
Delta Rhythm (1-4 Hz)
Delta waves play a key role in the brain's recovery after daily stress. Stimulation at this frequency helps improve sleep quality, initiates the regeneration processes of neural connections, and aids recovery from stress or trauma.
Theta Rhythm (4-7 Hz)
The theta state corresponds to deep meditation. Stimulation at this frequency enhances memory, increases emotional control, and facilitates access to unconscious processes, which can be useful for personal growth and self-regulation.
It is important to note that the study did not reveal any signs of epileptic activity or other negative effects from the use of the neurotrainer.
The work is ongoing, and information will be updated as new data becomes available.