Posted by Hugh on July 22, 2013, at 11:40:58
In reply to CES-VS Medication Demon to drug..., posted by OhGracie on July 21, 2013, at 22:51:37
I bought a Sota Bio Tuner about ten years ago. They cost $225. It worked pretty well for a few months, but then I think my brain became habituated to it. Habituation seems to be a big problem with CES, though there are people who've used it for years and are still helped by it. A newer form of CES called Nexalin is supposed to be more effective than other forms of CES, and habituation is not as likely to occur with it. I'm basing this on statements I've read by neurofeedback clinicians who've used other forms of CES, like the Alpha-Stim, and are much more impressed with the results they're getting with Nexalin. It's not sold for personal use. You need to go to a Nexalin provider to try it.
Have you been to a sleep lab to have your sleep apnea diagnosed? I have a friend who was depressed for years, had tried a couple antidepressants, without success, and finally, at his wife's insistence, went to a sleep lab, where he was diagnosed with severe sleep apnea. He started using a CPAP, and his depression disappeared overnight. If you can't tolerate a CPAP, the Pillar Procedure might help.
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