There is tons of brainwave info on this website. I bought the software and love
it. you can use it to make your own entrainment CDs even.

http://www.transparentcorp.com/


I have one of the Wave rider EEG machines and have not had a chance to set it up
and try it. I think that using that you will be able to tell if the brain
entrainment is working or not.

V


> Hmmm, it takes [big] money to buy abd run EEG machines-- I've
> had four done, all paid by my health insurance-- so there is
> very little, if any EEG srudies concerning entrainment. I don't
> even think that the companies that make alpha and theta CDs
> bother to find out qualitatively that their products actually
> do anything; they probably don't want to know so that way they
> can't be accused of knowlingly selling products that don't do
> what they are claimed to do.

> Neurologists sure don't care about brainwave entrainment, so
> they won't invest any time in seeing what works and what
> doesn't. So who else has a $15,000 EEG on up machine? Then
> the question becomes how reliable are "cheapie" biofeedback units
> like WaveRider, and how many people are dedicated enough to buy a
> $1000 (minimun) biofeedback unit? I have one, but then I have a
> vested interest in controlling my brainwaves. There is almost no
> information on ESP/psi and brainwave activity; just one lonely study
> but interested folks should be happy that even that one study
> exists as there is no other 4-1-1 anyware else on that subject.

> Ron
>



> --- In bwgen@yahoogroups.com, "tom_milliken" <tom@...> wrote:

>> I have come across two methods for creating binaural beats so far.
> One
>> is to modulate sine waves and another is to modulate a constant
> volume
>> sound like pink or white noise. I would like to hear what others
> think
>> and any experiences you might have to compare both methods. Does
> anyone
>> know of any studies of EEG patterns done on these methods?
>> --
>> Tom





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