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December 14, 1990
MIND6.ASC
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This file is a short description of a presentation given at the
1990 American ElectroEncephalographic Society Annual Meeting
We wish to thank “Sgt.” Paul Carlson for providing it to KeelyNet.
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Computerized EEG Analysis of Subjects Undergoing
Synchro-Energization for Relaxation
experiments and presentation prepared by
Sandra G. Loychik, Carroll P. Osgood, Bart C. Hayford,
James P. Burke and Dennis E. Hainsey
Department of Neurology, Altoona Hospital
Altoona, PA 16601
Computerized EEG signals were used to evaluate the effects of
“Synchro-Energizer” stimulation. Synchro-Energizer (S-E) devices
are the newest craze in stress reduction.
The S-E device includes dark goggles with tiny lights inside,
earphones and a control module that varies the light and sound
sequence. S-E salons are springing up around metropolitan areas and
are enjoying a lot of media attention.
Power Spectra were obtained for the standard frequency bands (delta,
theta, alpha and beta); activity in microvolts for each band was
measured before, during and after a twenty minute session on the S-E
device.
Although the S-E device is ALLEGED to induce a mental relaxation
response, we found no statistical evidence supporting existence of
LASTING relaxation-type changes, i.e. NO INCREASE in alpha or theta
range activity, in the EEG of thirty young, healthy volunteers
thirty minutes POST S-E use.
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