Post by KaaFan on Nov 27, 2018 17:34:21 GMT -6
Is hypnosis an alpha-theta brainwave state or a REM state?
Modern research has discovered hypnosis to be the artificial activation of the REM state(dream state of mind). It's a very convincing scientific explanation:
why-we-dream.com/hypnosis.htm
www.uncommon-knowledge.co.uk/articles/uncommon-hypnosis/what-is-hypnosis.html
Older research points to hypnosis being an alpha-theta brainwave state(deep relaxation):
www.equinoxhypnosis.com/whatshypno.htm
www.alivehypnosis.com/brain-waves.htm
In a way, both theories could be correct. Alpha-Theta brainwaves are the dominant brainwaves during REM sleep.
Modern research has discovered hypnosis to be the artificial activation of the REM state(dream state of mind). It's a very convincing scientific explanation:
why-we-dream.com/hypnosis.htm
www.uncommon-knowledge.co.uk/articles/uncommon-hypnosis/what-is-hypnosis.html
Older research points to hypnosis being an alpha-theta brainwave state(deep relaxation):
www.equinoxhypnosis.com/whatshypno.htm
www.alivehypnosis.com/brain-waves.htm
In a way, both theories could be correct. Alpha-Theta brainwaves are the dominant brainwaves during REM sleep.
