02 Dec 2010, 9:23 pm
first let me say i'm not getting paid for this, i'm doing this as a favor.
earlier this year, i think near the end of the spring semester at PCC(pasedena city college) i started a treatment known as neurofeedback(or biofeedback by EEG) and i've been told and more recently noticed improvements in my condition. but today, i found out something surprising: neurofeedback without any enhancing tools would take a lifetime rather than several months.
what sped up the neurofeedback so i feel the effects while my hips are still whole? simple: an odd little thing known as the ROSHI system. before every session, after the electrodes are put on my head, i receive these glasses to put on. one type allows you to see while you wear them while the other requires you close your eyes. both types of glasses have these little lights on them that blink at a regular interval when activated. the only side effect i've noticed with the glasses is you fall asleep sometimes, but then again, being lazy, that suits me just fine. 
before you go buy sunglasses so you can hot glue christmas lights onto the lenses and possibly electrocute yourself in the process keep in mind that i have no clue how they work, as the inventor of the glasses won't reveal how he made them. all i can say for sure is that they don't just work on autistics and aspies either. it also works on kids with ADD/ADHD, TBI(traumatic brain injury) and shockingly, even epilepsy.
so yeah, if you seek out neurofeedback, try asking if they have ROSHI glasses to speed it up.
and no, i have no clue what roshi means anyway.
