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The thing is: the side effects of such efforts are unknown. From one of the mailing lists that talks about tDCS, here's a snippet of a recent email that caused
by ajays 14y ago
The thing is: the side effects of such efforts are unknown.
From one of the mailing lists that talks about tDCS, here's a snippet of a recent email that caused me to take pause:
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I have never been able to directly correlate anything i've done, or taken, to the severe decline in my sleep quality (both falling, staying asleep). Being diagnosted with sleep apnea has helped, as the machine has been a bit of a help, but not as much as I would have hoped. I'm wondering if any of the tDCS I had done on myself (and i did do a pretty significant amount I guess about 12-18 months ago) might have caused persistent sleep disturbance?
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If indeed this person is correct, then it is possible that long term heavy use of tDCS can cause sleep issues. I'd much rather sleep well than play the piano. :-)
- JumpCrisscross 14y agoReally? I find no fascination with going comatose and hallucinating vividly for hours over more time living.
- Karunamon 14y agoIt's not so much the lack of time as much as the side effects of that lack of time.
- gwern 14y agoSleep disturbances are common. Of the hundreds or thousands of hobbyists who have used tDCS, how many would you expect to - years later - have some sort of sleep problem? I'm guessing more than 1...