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pIR Neurofeedback

$1,000.00

Category: NeuroInfiniti Practice Solution

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A New Chapter in Neurofeedback – Passive Infrared (pIR)

With the new optional pIR sensors you can measure the change in metabolic rate resulting from elevated neuronal activity. This form of Neurofeedback is in no way intended to replace traditional EEG; however, it does have several advantages in day to day practice that our clients are sure to appreciate:

● Requires a fraction of the setup time (No impedance, No Gel and Paste)

● The signal is more stable

● The signal is less subject to artifact from electrical noise

● The signal is less subject to artifact from eye or facial movements

● The results are easier to interpret

● Most patients will achieve training results faster

The device incorporates two very sensitive and highly accurate passive infrared (pIR) sensors mounted on a lightweight, ergonomic headset to provide responsive and unimpeded monitoring and training of radiated infrared temperature emission, over the frontal area.

Research is being done around the world with pIR on migraines, autism, ADHD, cognitive performance, and alleviating depression, stress, and chronic anxiety. The research is still in the early stages, but so far the results are quite promising.

The point of the passive infrared (pIR) training is to learn to increase the blood flow to the prefrontal cortex. Though increased neuronal activity is involved here, there are many others things at play. Here is a good place to start to learn more about it. You do have to have the NI2 6.02 update in order to use this sensor.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemoencephalography

Why purchase the pIR sensor. . . for those patients with severe migraines, attention and impulse control, mood and stress control and sensory gating issues.

NeuroInfiniti is an absolute state of the art neurophysiological instrument that measures EEG, Hand Temperature, Skin Conductance (GSR), sEMG, Respiration, Heart Rate, and Heart Rate Variability.

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The Stress Response
Evaluation & Report

What “should” happen to your heart rate, your breathing rate and your muscles tension if the fire alarm in your office building went off right now? Now what “should” happen to your heart rate, your breathing rate, your muscle tension if you were lying down in your bed getting ready to take a nap?

We all know the answers to these questions. Your patients even know the answers which is whymaking it about the brain is so easy. The reason I say “should” in the earlier questions is because for most of our patients, their brain and nervous system gets stuck in either sympathetic engagement or parasympathetic engagement due to the patterns they have developed over the course of their life in dealing with stress. This is obviously a problem and according to research is the CAUSE of over 90% of all disease today.

This is why it is so vital to measure the function of the brains of our patients. Not only to determine IF their brain and nervous system is adapting to stress and recovering properly but also to find out where it is stuck leading you to the best care plan possible for each patient based on their brain type.

The Neuroinfiniti is the ONLY instrument on the market today that does this. The test is called the Stress Response Evaluation or SRE and this is what the report can do for your practice, your patients, and your confidence as a chiropractor.

Please first note that the report is quite extensive. In fact so much so it is currently used for research purposes. Most chiropractors however will only need bits and pieces of this information.

The report gives you the objective measurements of 7 different areas of brain and nervous system function both during stress and then also during recovery. These areas include brain wave pattens, an EEG, but also TRUE heart rate variability, heart rate, respiration rate, hand temperature, skin conductance, and sEMG of the trapezius muscles. This is shared in an easy to read chart system that any chiropractor can learn to read in just a matter of a few minutes. In addition a patient portion is available as well. This portion, should you choose to give it to the patient, shares the details of each specific measurement and then also shows them in an easy to read gauge format their Health Resiliency Index (HRI) score for each measurement plus theiroverall score. This allows the patient and the doctor to very easily see where they are as compared to where they should be. This simple gauge format motivates patients to not only accept care to move in the right direction but to continue care once symptoms are gone and to keep a high score once the high score has been reached. It also encourages patients to bring in loved ones to find out their scores.

To learn more about how this amazing instrument and SRE is helping chiropractors all over the world explode their practices and save more lives schedule a FREE discovery call today so we can design a package to best suit you based on your goals and budget.

DeDe Van Riper