by cortez » Wed May 24, 2006 4:04 am
switching subjects..this is about Bob Beck's other device the bio tuner.<br><br>here's a lecture he gave on the subject (real media)<br><br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.livingfromvision.com/realaud/bt6.html">www.livingfromvision.com/...d/bt6.html</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--><br><br>----------<br><br> 2. Mega Brain Power, Michael Hutchison, 1994. ISBN#1–56282–770–7<br><br> Beth was given anesthesia when she gave birth to her first baby and later found that she had lost part of her memory. She was forced to give up her job in an aerospace plant. Years later a friend gave her a small cranial electrostimulation (CES) device and she began using it. "Almost overnight," she said, "all my memories started coming back, including everyone’s telephone extensions at the plant. It was uncanny—all these old extension numbers of people I hadn’t thought of in years."<br><br> This story, told to me by researcher Bob Beck, Ph.D., provides graphic evidence of a key fact: We have the electric–powered brains. Each of the billions of neurons in our brains is a tiny electrical generator, as complex as a small computer, firing an electrical signal that triggers the release of various neurochemicals and links it with thousands of other neurons."<br><br> The Brain Tuner (BT-6) was devised by Dr. Bob Beck. It uses a complex waveform that, according to Beck, produces over 250 frequency harmonics simultaneously—"all known beneficial frequencies for the natural stimulation of the brain’s neurotransmitters." …<br><br> Since addiction, withdrawal, and anhedonia are the result of insufficient levels of certain brain chemicals, or undeveloped pleasure centers and pleasure pathways, the most direct way of eliminating them is to restore optimal levels of the brain chemicals, to stimulate the pleasure centers and pleasure pathways. One of the most exciting breakthroughs in the treatment of addiction has been the discovery that stimulating the brain with a minuscule electrical current (cranial electrostimulation, or CES) can cause the brain quickly to pour out large quantities of the neurochemicals that have been suppressed by addictive substances.<br><br> As electrotherapy researcher Bob Beck described it to me, this was originally discovered when scientists analyzed the brains of rats that had been addicted to opiates: The rats that were addicted had been getting so much opiate that the little endorphin factories in the brain would shut down and say, "Look, our body’s got too much of this. Quit manufacturing it." And it would take anywhere from a week to three weeks before their rats’ brains would begin manufacturing beta–endorphin again. Whereas in the brains of the control rats that had never been addicted, you would find the normal, expected levels of beta–endorphin. And then they would take a third group of addicted rats, cold turkey cut them off of the heroin, clip little electrodes to their ears, and within 20 minutes of electrical stimulation … the rat brain would start showing that the endorphin production had started up again. So, those rats wouldn’t go through withdrawal symptoms!<br><br> This evidence quickly led to the use of CES in the treatment of humans. …<br><br> <br> 3. Energy Medicine, The Scientific Basis, James L. Oschman, 2000. ISBN#0–443–06261–7<br><br>If the therapist relaxes into the state of consciousness typical of those who practice meditation, therapeutic touch and QiGong, and other methods, it is likely that his or her brain waves will, from time to time, become entrained with the micropulsations of the earth’s field. If the patient is also relaxed, both therapist and patient may become entrained with the earth’s field.<br><br>There is remarkable documentation for this concept. In 1969, Robert C. Beck began a decade of research on the brain wave activity of ‘healers’ from a wide variety of subcultures around the world (Beck 1986). Beck recorded their electrical brain waves with an electroencephalograph (EEG). All the healers produced similar brain wave patterns when they were in their ‘altered state’ and performing a ‘healing’. <!--EZCODE BOLD START--><strong>Whatever their beliefs and customs were, all healers registered brain wave activity averaging about 7.8–8.0 cycles/second while they were in their ‘healing’ state. </strong><!--EZCODE BOLD END-->Beck studied exceptional individuals who were famous or who had developed reputations as healers, psychics, shamans or dowsers. …<br><br>Beck performed additional studies on some of the subjects and found that during the healing moments their brain waves became phase and frequency synchronized with the earth’s geoelectric micropulsations—the Schumann resonance.<br><br>(Beck R 1986 Mood modification with ELF magnetic fields: a preliminary exploration. Archaeus 4:4<!--EZCODE EMOTICON START 8) --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/glasses.gif ALT="8)"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <br> <br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.sharinghealth.com/beckprotocol/whatisces.html">www.sharinghealth.com/bec...isces.html</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--><br>--------------<br><br><br><br>From my experience with it, I would have to say the lucid dreaming is a definite, much better sleeping in general, and yes my visual recall of things is better<br> <p></p><i></i>
