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Brain - Mapping -&- E-E-G Evaluation

BrainMap Headshot

Brain Mapping is a process where E-E-G sensors are pasted at various points on the top, sides and back of the scalp (see picture below) enabling the E-E-G measurement hardware and software to measure the BETA and THETA brain waves for ratio analysis. As you can see from the above diagram we take a set of two measurements at each area on the head; the first being a passive baseline measurement and the second a measurement taken when the individual engages that area of their brain in some prescribed way.

The basic formula for computing the individual numbers shown in the above diagram is:

  BETA
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  THETA

In general, if we were to Brain Map 1,000 people randomly selected, we would find that on average,
their Beta/Theta Ratios would be around 1.25 - I.e. 5 Parts Beta to 4 Parts Theta - (5/4 = 1.25)

Therefore, increasing the Beta or decreasing the Theta results in a larger Ratio. In general, as the bloodflow to a given area of the brain increases, the Beta/Theta ratio ALSO increases. With NeuroFeedback, bloodflow to individual areas of the brain can be enhanced. In so doing, that area of the brain becomes more alive and able to function "normally".

You can read one individual's description of his own Brain Map at the MING TV Website.

For even greater accuracy, since 2009 I now measure brainwave ratios in three different ways, giving us in effect a "triangulation" on the data:

BETA
----------
 THETA

ALPHA
----------
THETA

BETA
----------
  ALPHA


 

 


03-16-14

For more information Contact: Ron Fitch

Telephone Ron at: (818) 216-5376

E-mail Ron Fitch at: RonFitch@PerformanceEnhancementGroup.Org