Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer New study highlights impact of Theta brainwaves

I have just been reviewing my Yahoo home page and spotted a headline that looked interesting. So I clicked and read that scientists have discovered that brains tuned to the Theta brainwave frequency, remember things better (see http://uk.news.yahoo.com/22/20100324/tsc-uk-memory-brainwaves-011ccfa.html for the full article).

I thought it was Alpha waves that were linked with accelerative learning and improved retention of information. Did I miss something?

(Note to self - do PhotoReading while listening to Holosync Theta track, rather than Alpha track, especially with exam in three weeks!!!!!).

Kind regards to all

Cheryl-Anne

Yes, PhotoReading has little to no alpha. You don't actually need any entrainment. When I hook people up onto the IBVA we see even the beginner triggers the same brainwaves as a confident experienced PhotoReader.

AlexK