Hmmm...seems somoone took issue with my previous post...who...

Hmmm...seems somoone took issue with my previous post...who would have thought?

Purpose was to dtaw attention to the type of scams that are out there. I am not one to be easily persuaded that research is unbiased and non profit motivated. Call me a sceptic...but seems this neurofeedback thing is being questioned widely. I'll leave it at that...for the time being. Yes this article relates to depression but I can't see much distinction in methodology.

As a matter of fact if anyone cares to dig a little deeper into the Co
they will find they are also established in the treatment of autism.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ld-fight-depression-or-just-empty-your-wallet

https://braincoretherapy.com

A simple Google search raises many other articles and questions on the efficacy of this "therapy" which should interest both holders and censors alike.

Sure everyone can do their own research...found it interesting that there is already established competition in the space as on brief assessment of these threads there is a lot of talk here on how unique and breakthrough and disruptive this tech is...much polish and buffing perhaps?

https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&...FjABegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw31A4jbP7SyS1HyCcCJxq1x