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biofeedback device

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biofeedback device
Any instrument that measures physiologic parameters eg electromyographic activity, galvanic–electrodermal skin resistance, muscle tension, BP, and others; some mainstream physicians believe BDs may be used to control tachycardia, HTN, fecal incontinence, and other conditions. See Electromyograph feedback, Galvanic skin response.

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Q. where can you find the biofeedback device shown in Dr. Liponis' column in Parade magazine on 12/14/08 I need to know where you canpourchase the biofeedback device and where you can get instructions on its use

A. if you ask me- before buying any new device, it might be a good idea to try it. go to couple of sessions with a certified therapist. see if you react well and then buy a machine. i'm sure he can recommend certain brands and what to avoid.

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If you notice an improvement within a few sessions, you may want to get a small biofeedback device to use by yourself at home.
Manufacturers developed simple, inexpensive biofeedback devices to monitor breathing, pulse rate, temperature, muscle tension, or minute changes in perspiration.
The EPFX/SCIO Quantum Biofeedback device utilizes complex Quantum physics and mathematics to translate that frequency and through the wonders of the computer can calculate these complex formulas into readable, sensible material via the EPFX medical software.
 
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