The ADHD sufferer typically has too much theta brain-wave activity — the kind associated with daydreaming — and not enough beta. This makes them easily distracted and unable to concentrate on their activities and school work.
Brainwave entrainment sessions can be used to stimulate the brain and thus increase the rhythm. Increasing the rhythm does affect the mental state. It improves concentration and reduces distractibility.
One successful protocol was used in a study by Dr. Ruth Olmstead in 2005. This protocol used two alternating sessions of 35 minutes each on different days in the same week for 6 weeks.
That is the protocol that we have used in our “Overcome ADHD’ mp3 download. This is a brand new audio which we have uploaded today so we hope to get some feedback on it over the next few months.
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