Brain Music Therapy Pt. 1

17 Responses to “Brain Music Therapy Pt. 1”

1. 
   CanKaraoke
   

   It is a very good …
   It is a very good presentation to use computer as an example for our brain. It is exactly what it is.
   Thanks for posting this educated presentation.
   Thanks

2. 
   noey543
   

   why is this titled …
   why is this titled music therapy?

3. 
   justinbuetter
   

   hi5 somor98
   hi5 somor98

4. 
   m2mfan4eva
   

   cool =)
   cool =)

5. 
   somor98
   

   ‘american journal …
   ‘american journal of medical hypnosis’? Is that even a science journal? Sounds like it simply presumes that hypnosis is a scientific term.

   No, I don’t WANT to be sceptic in order to look smart. I AM a sceptic, because I don’t want people to me or my fellow man over. If you WANT to believe, then good for you, but don’t expect others to swallow.

6. 
   Doika86
   

   lol man i don’t …
   lol man i don’t exactly recall the names, but i do remember having seen the titles of the journals, must have been something like american journal of medical hypnosis or sometihng like that lol… of course i’m not gonna waste my time bringing them back just to make you a believere, if you want so bad to be a skeptic because it makes you look so ing smart and clever not to believing in anything that looks strange to you, then good for you man, sure you’re gonna have a quiet life

7. 
   somor98
   

   I dare say, which …
   I dare say, which journals have your results in?

8. 
   Doika86
   

   years i’ve made …
   years i’ve made researches on pubmed (years ago) on psychological and PSYCHOSOMATIC (which are easily measurable so can’t be mistaken) effects on hypnosis, and the results were quite definite so you obviously don’t know what you’re talking about

9. 
   somor98
   

   The best you can …
   The best you can conjure up is placebo effects or hear-say.

10. 
    Doika86
    

    no scientific …
    no scientific evidence that supports hypnotherapy? you obviously have never have made a research.

11. 
    somor98
    

    I can see that you …
    I can see that you have incorporated ’some’ scientific results in your presentation; such as breathing techniques. However, there is no scientific evidence that support hypnotherapy.
    Furthermore, I see a problem with your credentials. It says dr. on your website, but there is no link to the college you went.
    So you see; I wasn’t harsh enough.

    For some time now

12. 
    PoppaDelta68
    

    Yeah - sorry if the …
    Yeah - sorry if the title mislead you. The video is about brain music but it doesn’t have music on it. Everybody’s brain music is different depending on the person’s EEG profile. This video is informational in nature. I’m still pretty new to the video making so the sound could be better as well - if you can tolerate the scratchiness, there’s some decent info in here.

13. 
    PoppaDelta68
    

    Hey Somor - that’s …
    Hey Somor - that’s some pretty harsh words there. This modality has been tested in both the University of Moscow and the University of Toronto in double blind placebo controlled trials. It’s defintely not pseudoscience.

    Professionally, I’ve been in private practice for 14 years as a Chiropractor, hypnotherapist and professional speaker. I’ve certainly seen my fair share of pseudoscience so I understand your skepticism but this is the real deal. Insomnia and depression respond well.

14. 
    somor98
    

    This is bullshit. …
    This is bullshit. Pseudoscience dressed up in a neat powerpoint presentation presented by a so-called ‘doctor’. u PoppaDelta68.

15. 
    heh1995
    

    same …what the …
    same …what the is this

16. 
    samaowpasta
    

    yes. me too… me …
    yes. me too… me too.

17. 
    Qieth
    

    I clicked in to …
    I clicked in to look for some soothing music, and found 9 minutes of static feedback behind the itching speech.

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