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#34810 02/10/03 01:35 AM
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http://www.annawise.com/products/

Wow... expensive mind monitor machine. Anyone interested? hehe. Alpha-Theta http://www.annawise.com/Images/lcd_display-splayed_beta.gif







#34811 02/10/03 02:03 AM
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I've read both her books. If one wants to do some biofeedback training, using the Mind-Mirror is a good idea. You are right, expensive.








#34812 02/10/03 03:11 AM
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Speaking of biofeedback, has anyone tried the Synetic Thoughtstream @ about £100?
http://www.syneticsystems.com/ThoughtStream.html

I'm considering getting one. Any thoughts?

AJ






#34813 02/10/03 03:26 AM
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Ehhh? what in the world is that?






#34814 02/10/03 04:22 AM
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Well, it's like the mind monitor but it uses GSR (galvonomic skin response) rather than EEG to work out how relaxed you are (hence the lower price).

The relevance in a photoreading forum is that this could probably help train people to enter the accelerated learning state (which I assume is why you started the thread in the first place)







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