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Citizen Science Double Blind Testing Ian Faulkner Soutar (Published May 8, 2019 in the "Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics: A Medical Journal) I write articles for the Elephant Journal magazine about health issues under the name Ian Faulkner. Normally double blind studies, in which both the participants and researchers don’t know who is receiving a particular intervention, are only attempted by corporations who can afford the testing. Thus the subject matter tested needs to r...Continue reading

The Deep Learning that Comes with Believing in Nothing! **** Copyright Ian Faulkner Soutar **** I find the principle of Believing in Nothing is a good way to move forward in life and for blazing new trails. There is no point of believing things just because everyone believes them. Everyone used to believe the world was flat. They believed that the stars and planets rotated around the earth. People used to believe that if someone was sick it was a good idea to remove a few ...Continue reading

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The "Mind Body Harmonizer" brain simulator was designed to brighten people's mood and uplift depressed states of mind several years ago. It also stimulates the brain and improves memory. The device was invented and designed right here in Victoria. We make and test them right here in town in my shop at Government and Bay Streets. They are used by therapists in the USA and Canada. There are therapist reviews on the website below. http://Harmonizer.ca #brain #concentration #depression #DepressionIsReal #upliftmood #mindbodyharmonizer

In the USA military gentle enjoyable brain stimulation with portable devices like our Harmonizer are used to successfully treat PTSD conditions. This is rated as more effective than drug therapies for PTSD. Summary is below, or see the link to read the full research paper. Title: ... *** Efficacy of cranial electrotherapy stimulation for anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder, insomnia, and depression *** Kirsch DL, et al. US Army Med Dep J. 2014 Oct-Dec. Show full citation Abstract Cranial electrotherapy stimulation (CES) is being prescribed for service members and veterans for the treatment of anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), insomnia and depression. The purpose of this study was to examine service members' and veterans' perceptions of the effectiveness and safety of CES treatment. Service members and veterans (N=1,514) who had obtained a CES device through the Department of Defense or Veterans Affairs Medical Center from 2006-2011 were invited to participate in the web based survey via email. One hundred fifty-two participants returned questionnaires. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. Participants reported clinical improvement of 25% or more from using CES for anxiety (66.7%), PTSD (62.5%), insomnia (65.3%) and depression (53.9%). The majority of these participants reported clinical improvement of 50% or more. Respondents also perceived CES to be safe (99.0%). Those individuals who were not taking any prescription medication rated CES more effective than the combined CES and prescription medication group. CES provides service members and veterans with a safe, noninvasive, nondrug, easy to use treatment for anxiety, PTSD, insomnia, and depression that can be used in the clinical setting or self-directed at home. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/25830798/