Psychic Brain Waves?!
Top Brain Expert Exposes the Weirdest Thing Ever Seen in Brains
Dr. Andrew Hill, a top neuroscientist, reveals bizarre brainwave patterns recorded during psychic readings that stunned even seasoned brain researchers.
From pet psychics to famous mediums like Tyler Henry, you'll discover what happens inside the brain when people claim to connect with the unseen. These rare brain maps show patterns so strange, it left experts questioning what’s possible.
Watch till the end to see how the brain looks during these moments — and decide for yourself what’s real. If you’re into weird brain facts, psychic phenomena, or hidden truths about the mind, this one’s for you.
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Your Brain, Your Questions, Answered! 🧠 | Mental Health Q&A
Join us for a live mental health Q&A session on Wednesday, 9/4/24, at 6 PM CST. We're here to answer your burning questions about neurofeedback, mental health, and more! This interactive session features a panel of experts including Dr. Andrew Hill, Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, Joy Lunt, Anthony Ramos, John Mekrut, Santiago Brand, Joshua Moore, and Pete Jansons.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to engage with top professionals in the field and get insights into the latest in neurofeedback and mental wellness.
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Dr. Leeds and Dr. Andrew Hill on Neurofeedback
Dr. Andrew Hill is a renowned expert in neurofeedback and cognitive enhancement, serving as the founder of Peak Brain Institute. With a background in neuroscience, Dr. Hill has pioneered innovative techniques to treat addiction, anxiety, and sleep disorders. His work emphasizes gentle, iterative brain training approaches over invasive methods. He engages clients globally, offering accessible virtual sessions, and frequently shares insights on brain health through podcasts and live streams. #Neurofeedback #BrainTraining #MentalHealth #SubstanceAbuseRecovery #BrainMapping #EEG #AddictionRecovery #SleepImprovement #ExecutiveFunction #AnxietyRelief #Biohacking #MentalWellness #PeakBrainInstitute #DrAndrewHill #VirtualTherapy
Brain Matters: How to Unlock Your Neuropotential With Neurofeedback - Dr. Andrew Hill
Dr. Andrew Hill, a previous guest on this podcast, who holds a Ph.D. in cognitive neuroscience and is the founder of Peak Brain Institute, joins us for an episode devoted to the topic of neurofeedback.
Neurofeedback has been gaining attention for its potential to optimize brain function, enhance cognition, and improve overall well-being. But to truly grasp its power, we must first have a strong understanding of brainwave patterns, understanding how they influence our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
We uncover some of the incredible benefits associated with neurofeedback, from reducing stress and anxiety to improving focus and memory retention, and even share our own stories of transformative change from this innovative approach.
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Dr Andrew Hill Founder of Peak Brain Institute joins Jay Gunkelman the man who has read over 500,000 EEG's and Pete Jansons on the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Podcast to catch up on what Dr Hill has been up to since he last was on the show.
Key Moments
0:00
1:37 Show Start
3:02 How Long has Jay Gunkelman been doing EEG?
5:00 Jay Gunkelman read 100-200 EEG's a day
7:00 Eran Zaidel UCLA
7:34 Blind Men and Elephants Analogy early Days of Neurofeedback
8:37 Dr Larry Hirshberg
10:13 LANT Lateralized Attention Network Task
11:10 Jack Johnstone
13:30 EEG Phenotypes Clinical and Normal
14:48 We all have weird brains
15:43 Its not a question of whats wrong with you but what is different about you
16:00 Compensatory mechanisms
16:33 Extreme Athletes
17:14 Dr Hill last appearance
17:20 What has Dr Hill been up to since we saw him last on the NeuroNoodle Podcast?
18:16 Peak Brain Institute
18:40 How to control multiple Neurofeedback offices
21:50 Showing Brainmap helps clear up the mystery of what is going on mentally with a person
22:56 Pre Post EEG Canabis Use and Brain Fog
24:37 Artificial Intelligence coms into play with Neurofeedback
25:08 Constraints of Artificial Intelligence
27:00 Open Source EEG Databases
30:40 Adding Dimension of time to EEG
32:29 How can we combine databases?
33:28 Need to look at brain like you do you lipid panels at a physical
38:44 Dr Hill new podcast
39:01 Link
40:11 What do people want to know about their mental health?
41:55 Sleep Stress
44:18 referring out Clinical Cases
45:40 Training someone with epilepsy
46:34 ISNR Article show On Neuroregulation link
49:08 Medication Management
50:00 Attention all Stoners and Weed Smokers
50:34 Consciousness becomes clear you get more sensitive to meds
51:06 SMR Training ERP Potential
54:30 Rat Play Fun ? Cocaine
54:15 Most Addictive stuff
56:56 There is a sea change occurring to the credibility of Neurofeedback
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Dr. Hill is one of the top peak performance coaches in the country. He holds a Ph.D. in Cognitive Neuroscience from UCLA’s Department of Psychology and continues to do research on attention and cognition. Research methodology includes EEG, QEEG, and ERP. He has been practicing neurofeedback since 2003.
In addition to founding Peak Brain Institute , Dr. Hill is the host of the Head First Podcast with Dr. Hill and lectures at UCLA, teaching courses in psychology, neuroscience, and gerontology.
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186 Neurofeedback: The Gym for Your Brain with Dr. Andrew Hill
Can you train your brain to improve your sleep, better your health, and possibly abolish your tolerance for alcohol, drugs, or other things you might be struggling with?
According to today’s guest, Dr. Andrew Hill, peak performance coach and the founding director of Peak Brain Institute, one of the most insidious things about brain and mind-stuff is that we feel like things are not going to change, and that is just not true. The brain shift happens – it’s not a question of if, but how.
Peak Brain Institute is a gym for your brain. It is a brain optimization company across life stages for some people. Neuroscientists help people take control of their own neuroscience the same way your favorite personal trainer at your gym helps you learn how to move through transformation goals.
Also known as brain training, most forms of neurofeedback are a passive form of operant conditioning, but in an involuntary form. It’s essentially taking something you’re not usually aware of. For instance, they’re raising information from the brain waves or blood flow up to a level where the brain can interact with it. Dr. Hill emphasizes the use of the brain, not the mind. Hence, it’s different from the classic biofeedback techniques such as the use of relaxation therapy.
Neurofeedback is an option for you to help with your brain, and studies show its positive impact on people dealing with issues pertaining to anxiety, stress, alcohol use, and drug use. On this episode, Dr. Hill talks about what’s going on and what’s happening in the brain as this process is unfolding so you can gain a better understanding of your brain, what makes up who you are, and how you can change or improve that.
In this episode, you will hear:
Biofeedback versus neurofeedback
How your brain is trained to achieve your goals
How brain mapping works
The differences in results with eyes closed versus eyes opened
The impact of brain training on physical fitness
How neurofeedback impacts people with alcohol and substance issues
Key Quotes:
[04:46] “Neurofeedback is biofeedback, or a form of control, shaping, or exercise of stuff in your brain.”
[04:55] – “All neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback, but not all forms of biofeedback are done in the brain.”
[07:53] – “It’s mostly involuntary because you can’t feel your beta waves or your theta waves. But after about three or four sessions, you get this lingering effect that tends to show up for a couple of hours to about a day. It tends to impact the resources you have trained like your sleep, stress, and attention, and you get noticeable changes.”
[10:00] – “Your brain is mostly an electrical and mechanical machine… and the resources of your brain are roughly the same.”
[11:35] – “There are some things that emerge in the EEG that are almost diagnostic, or that are at least useful.”
[21:41] – “Other brains with similar complaints and similar goals don’t respond the same way when you start doing neurofeedback. And so, you have to be very aware of the actual person’s experience.”
[32:08] – “If you do a few weeks of neurofeedback, you abolish the tolerance for cannabis.”
[39:21] “One of the most insidious things about brain and mind-stuff is that we feel like things are not going to change, and that is just not true. The brain shift happens… It’s not a question of if, it’s how.”
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Neuroscientist Dr Andrew Hill
Oh our frazzled brains. Help clearing that fog, curbing that anxiety, finding your focus – and that elusive word – in this fascinating episode with neuroscientist Dr Andrew Hill.
He’s one of the world’s leading practitioners of neurofeedback.
Dr Hill age-stages his best bio-hacks to nourish and rewire our brains for peak performance. He says when you eat is critical. As is getting enough deep sleep. And he tells us intermittent fasters we’d be better off shifting our eating windows to earlier in the day.
He explains why kids shouldn’t be allowed to play contact sports until their brains are finished developing: “Half of all brain injuries are silent and have no symptoms. They show up years later as slowed processing, degraded quality of sleep and word-finding”.
He also tells us why loves the meditative power of Ashtanga yoga and performing West African drumming in crowds on mountaintops.
Dr Hill is the founder of Peak Brain Institute, a global chain of “brain gyms” headquartered in Los Angeles. He holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from UCLA’s Department of Psychology, where he lectures in psychology, neuroscience and gerontology and researches attention and cognition. He’s been practising neurofeedback since 2003.
Notes
How neurofeedback works to tune the brain to reduce stress, improve sleep and attention
Types of brainwaves: “Delta is the heartbeat of the brain” “Alpha waves are the idle speed”
Age-matched data sets are used to interpret brain maps
How our brains change over the decades; consequences of the shifts that happen – attention, focus, speed of processing
“You don’t want to diagnose off of this stuff, you want to come up with ideas and if they ring true, then you’re on to something”
“If you find things that are real, you can change them almost always. Understanding brains is hard but changing brains is not that hard”
His academic and professional background in mental health that led to him setting up the Peak Brain Institute
“We spent a year teaching someone to use a fork”
How own struggle with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder): “I was moving 9,000 times faster than everyone around me, chewing through books..I dug into everything”
Was astonished by positive outcomes when he started working at a centre using neurofeedback
What’s happening to the brain when sex hormones decline at perimenopause and menopause
The reason you’re having brain fog and word-finding issues
His take on the significance of estrogen decline, referencing the work of Dr Lisa Mosconi
“Women have autoimmune stuff and most forms of classic dementia are not infectious diseases but metabolic diseases”
The importance of deep sleep to banish brain fog and optimise brain health
Why he says we’re doing Intermittent Fasting or Time-Restricted Eating wrong
“The strongest cue for circadian rhythm is not light, it’s not when you sleep, it’s when you eat”
“If you go to bed with any insulin that’s high, any blood sugar that’s high at all, you suppress growth hormone completely”
How to properly measure ketones
The benefit of movement before food every morning to burn off the cortisol – “it squeezes your liver and feeds you breakfast” – and glycogen that woke you up not call for more (by eating and flooding your system with sugar)
Do low-key workouts in the morning and high-energy exercise in the afternoon when your cardiac output is best and your cortisol is lowest
Impact of social media on brain health, especially for children
“There’s definitely an epidemic of childhood anxiety and sleep issues but there’s no more ADHD than there was 50 years ago”
Advice to parents of athletic kids who want to play rugby or football? “You shouldn’t let your kids play contact sports.. non-contact is ideal until your brain finishes developing”
The ecstasy of West African drumming on mountaintops and the meditative value of Ashtanga yoga
Links
Dr Hill’s Peak Brain Institute - https://peakbraininstitute.com
From Andrew’s blog: How to prioritise sleep for peak brain performance - https://peakbraininstitute.com/the-1-thing-you-need-to-do-to-get-better-sleep-plus-4-bonus-tips/
Andrew on Twitter - https://twitter.com/AndrewHillPhD
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Mapping and Fixing Your Brain With QEEG and Neurofeedback (Dr. Andrew Hill)
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QEEG or EEG Brain Mapping is an assessment tool used to generate hypotheses and identify likely performance bottlenecks in the brain. This presentation will give an overview of how QEEG can be used, the history and some limits on QEEG, and how to identify features in the brain that are most likely to improve performance when addressed.
Dr. Andrew Hill is one of the top peak performance coaches in the world. He holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from UCLA’s department of Psychology and researches attention, cognitive performance, and peak aging. Dr. Hill is the founder of Peak Brain Institute, host of the Head First Podcast, Lead Neuroscientist at truBrain, and a UCLA Lecturer teaching courses in psychology, neuroscience, and gerontology.
This presentation was filmed during Biohacker Summit Stockholm in May 2018. Check https://biohackersummit.com for upcoming events & tickets!