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Amazing how the brain itself has already countermeasures to deal with certain epileptic activity on its own. What I am missing from the article is whether this
by theK 3y ago
Amazing how the brain itself has already countermeasures to deal with certain epileptic activity on its own.
What I am missing from the article is whether this provides some tangible opportunities for developing treatments or whether it is a finding that is more like a trivia, as in “hey look how cool the brain is!”
- falling_myshkin 3y agomaybe neurofeedback? https://web.archive.org/web/20110710194522/www.epilepsyhealth.com/biofeedback.html https://web.archive.org/web/20110710194522/www.epilepsyhealt... wikipedia claims there is not much recent research when it references that link. it is being shown that meditation can affect brain waves, I wonder if it is in a way that is beneficial for preventing seizures.