Hi Karen,

Thanks for sharing that article on neurofeedback. It is very
interesting that they used mri neurofeedback as an example. I cant
imagine a more expensive or difficult to find form of NF :-) ah
well. see how well behaved I was ?

Re the shakti and increasing blood flow. Thanks for having pity on
me. Not to worry though, over the years I have gotten used to
getting no answers sometimes. I am wondering if we are pulling blood
from other parts of the brain and what kind of effect this has in
the long run (or short run for that matter).

Meg

. --- In neurofeedcommunity@yahoogroups.com, Karen Shue <kshue@...>
wrote:
>
> Here's a link with a British news story about a new form of
biofeedback
> called "neurofeedback
> <http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8122-2480091,00.html>" in
which
> people learn to control their brain activity using changes in fMRI
> images for feedback.
>
> (in case the link doesn't work:
> http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8122-2480091,00.html )
>
> I see this two ways:
> Bad news: usurping "neurofeedback" (or trying to) for a high tech,
> expensive, clearly medical procedure
> Good news: increased "face recognition" for the word neurofeedback
if it
> gets popularized from this kind of application.
>
> Others' thoughts?
>
> (I'm posting this as an FYI and because I'm hoping that this
particular
> forum will be a safe place to compare thoughts -- and trusting it
will
> not become twisted into a professional/nonprofessional or
> treatment/training "discussion" (as my parents called their
interactions
> before getting divorced.... ;-)
>
> Karen
>