brainstim01

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   by brainstim01 7y ago

   While I appreciate the sentiment I doubt the age difference between 31 and 34 account for the retention falls under the 'being older' category.
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   by brainstim01 7y ago

   The whole process has been frustratingly slow. To give some reference: The cognitive recovery was not linear. For the first 6 months I couldn't consume any content. No TV, no music, no internet news. Either the stimulation was overwh
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   by brainstim01 7y ago

   No, but they asked for anecdotal data, and comparing how I progressed for the first year following the TBI versus the 2 years of brain stimulation and neurofeedback I am acutely aware of how much it helped.
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   by brainstim01 7y ago

   The power at which tDCS is operated at is pretty low, after you account for resistance the voltage seems less scary. For me I get tDCS at ~13-17hz, 60hz, and 160hz at 0.5 to 1.75 milliamp. The different hz frequencies are to target differen
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   by brainstim01 7y ago

   Perhaps if it was poorly managed, scoped out, and they blasted the brain with unhealthy amperage of course. In my experience getting full brain scans frequently helps the doctors understand what the brain needs and tDCS supplements the brai
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   by brainstim01 7y ago

   I've received tDCS (transcranial direct current stimulation) for the better part of 2 years following a significant traumatic brain injury. It has hastened my recovery by months/years due to the stimulation and brain training. Man